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[11.0] keychain: improve ACL and allow storing ssh keys as password - #30

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see also OCA/server-tools#1295

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LGTM (code only)

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You have to change clear_password type and increment version number.

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@hparfr OK, done. Thanks

hparfr added a commit to akretion/server-auth that referenced this pull request Oct 2, 2018
[11.0] keychain: improve ACL and allow storing ssh keys as password OCA#30
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pedrobaeza merged commit f9d6e82 into OCA:11.0 Oct 2, 2018
florian-dacosta pushed a commit to akretion/server-env that referenced this pull request Apr 11, 2019
[11.0] keychain: improve ACL and allow storing ssh keys as password OCA#30
florian-dacosta pushed a commit to akretion/server-env that referenced this pull request Oct 23, 2019
[11.0] keychain: improve ACL and allow storing ssh keys as password OCA#30
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SiesslPhillip pushed a commit to grueneerde/OCA-server-auth that referenced this pull request Nov 20, 2024
Syncing from upstream OCA/server-auth (8.0)
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