Add explicit username and password option for Mongodb #2889
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| #hosts: ["localhost:27017"] | ||
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| # Username to use when connecting to MongoDB. Empty by default. | ||
| # username: user |
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no space in front of username and password needed
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| info.Timeout = base.Module().Config().Timeout |
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Not strictly a bug fix, but I think we should backport this to the 5.0 branch as it makes it really difficult to use the MongoDB module otherwise. |
We previously only had the option of specifying a user/pass in the URL string, which is problematic because it results in the password being indexed in Elasticsearch (elastic#2888). This adds the option to specify a username/password at the module configuration. To make this happen, I had to copy some unexported functions from the mgo driver.
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Similar to elastic#2889 but for PostgreSQL. Also adds docs to the Postgres module, which were missing, and adjusted the integration tests to use the username option instead of the full URL.
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Similar to #2889 but for PostgreSQL. Also adds docs to the Postgres module, which were missing, and adjusted the integration tests to use the username option instead of the full URL.
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Similar to elastic#2889 but for PostgreSQL. Also adds docs to the Postgres module, which were missing, and adjusted the integration tests to use the username option instead of the full URL. (cherry picked from commit f0b52e1)
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Similar to elastic#2889 but for PostgreSQL. Also adds docs to the Postgres module, which were missing, and adjusted the integration tests to use the username option instead of the full URL. (cherry picked from commit f0b52e1)
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We previously only had the option of specifying a user/pass in the URL string, which is problematic because it results in the password being indexed in Elasticsearch (elastic#2888). This adds the option to specify a username/password at the module configuration. To make this happen, I had to copy some unexported functions from the mgo driver. (cherry picked from commit 6c7dfe4)
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We previously only had the option of specifying a user/pass in the URL string, which is problematic because it results in the password being indexed in Elasticsearch (#2888). This adds the option to specify a username/password at the module configuration. To make this happen, I had to copy some unexported functions from the mgo driver. (cherry picked from commit 6c7dfe4)
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Similar to elastic#2889 but for PostgreSQL. Also adds docs to the Postgres module, which were missing, and adjusted the integration tests to use the username option instead of the full URL. (cherry picked from commit f1fb61d)
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…lastic#2900) We previously only had the option of specifying a user/pass in the URL string, which is problematic because it results in the password being indexed in Elasticsearch (elastic#2888). This adds the option to specify a username/password at the module configuration. To make this happen, I had to copy some unexported functions from the mgo driver. (cherry picked from commit b4f22e3)
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We previously only had the option of specifying a user/pass in the
URL string, which is problematic because it results in the password
being indexed in Elasticsearch (#2888).
This adds the option to specify a username/password at the module
configuration. To make this happen, I had to copy some unexported
functions from the mgo driver.