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would it be possible to provide the database-config as Environment-Variables to the database-sanitizer instead of an mysql:// url ?
Also, "mysqldumper" console command often also needs to be called in a specific way to accept passwords with special characers. In bash i often needed to call the mysqldump in way like this to work with special characters in passwords:
mysqldumper -p''"[password]"''
Passwords often/still have special characters (#, !, &, @, ...) and as soon as a password with such special characters is used the mysql:// url may not be able to be parsed anymore by urlparse python function in your code.
It would be great if the database-sanitizer would be able to accept all kind of passwords, also with any kind of special characters. Thx :)
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would it be possible to provide the database-config as Environment-Variables to the database-sanitizer instead of an mysql:// url ?
Also, "mysqldumper" console command often also needs to be called in a specific way to accept passwords with special characers. In bash i often needed to call the mysqldump in way like this to work with special characters in passwords:
Passwords often/still have special characters (#, !, &, @, ...) and as soon as a password with such special characters is used the mysql:// url may not be able to be parsed anymore by urlparse python function in your code.
It would be great if the database-sanitizer would be able to accept all kind of passwords, also with any kind of special characters. Thx :)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: