ifw-api: omit password from curl command in check result#10866
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Icinga (DB) Web has a special permission to show the check command line. Well-written plugins receive passwords via env vars which don't appear even there. Now ifw-api also hides the password using curl -u USER, not USER:PASS. The new command is still working, it just prompts for the password.
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Icinga (DB) Web has a special permission to show the check command line. Well-written plugins receive passwords via env vars which don't appear even there. Now ifw-api also hides the password using curl -u USER, not USER:PASS. The new command is still working, it just prompts for the password.
(Public PR explicitly requested by @julianbrost.)