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AUTH Password support #58
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Would either of you be willing to contribute a PR to include this support, or potentially sponsor the work? |
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This change makes password authentication required for redis usage, and removes anonymous access. Users will need to change their underlying clients to enable writing the auth token for authenticating, otherwise requests will fail. This is a non-optional change, and improves security for users who wish to expose their redis installations outside of their network.
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This change makes password authentication required for redis usage, and removes anonymous access. Users will need to change their underlying clients to enable writing the auth token for authenticating, otherwise requests will fail. This is a non-optional change, and improves security for users who wish to expose their redis installations outside of their network.
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This change makes password authentication required for redis usage, and removes anonymous access. Users will need to change their underlying clients to enable writing the auth token for authenticating, otherwise requests will fail. This is a non-optional change, and improves security for users who wish to expose their redis installations outside of their network.
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This change makes password authentication required for redis usage, and removes anonymous access. Users will need to change their underlying clients to enable writing the auth token for authenticating, otherwise requests will fail. This is a non-optional change, and improves security for users who wish to expose their redis installations outside of their network.
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This change makes password authentication required for redis usage, and removes anonymous access. Users will need to change their underlying clients to enable writing the auth token for authenticating, otherwise requests will fail. This is a non-optional change, and improves security for users who wish to expose their redis installations outside of their network.
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There doesn't seem to be any support for a Redis AUTH Password, which is pretty much a requirement if the expose feature is used.
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