wrapper.password_warning.loglevel
Compatibility :3.6.0
Editions :Professional EditionStandard EditionCommunity Edition
Platforms :WindowsMac OSXLinuxIBM AIXFreeBSDHP-UXSolarisIBM z/Linux

Starting with Wrapper version 3.6.0, the Wrapper will log a warning when the value of a wrapper.*.password property is not secured with a cipher notation. Please read this page to learn how to secure passwords.

Valid property values include:
  • NONE :
    to never log.
  • FATAL :
    to log at the FATAL log level.
  • ERROR :
    to log at the ERROR log level.
  • WARN :
    to log at the WARN log level.
  • STATUS :
    to log at the STATUS log level.
  • INFO :
    to log at the INFO log level.
  • DEBUG :
    to log at the DEBUG log level.

The default value is WARN.

NOTE

Warnings about unprotected passwords will apply to the following properties:

WARNING

Whenever such a warning is printed, it is strongly recommended to address it by securing the affected password, rather than simply lowering the log level.

Example of an unsecured password: 
# this password is not secured with a cipher
wrapper.ntservice.password=mypass123

# change the log level of the warning (not recommended)
wrapper.password_warning.loglevel=DEBUG
The following message will be logged: 
DEBUG  | wrapper  | The value of property 'wrapper.ntservice.password' is not protected. Please enclose it in a cipher notation '%...|cipher_name%' to secure it.

Example of a secured password: 
# this password is secured with a cipher                
wrapper.ntservice.password=%rdsu9jY9_U2oJ2hd4foW5b29Z5j6adAOIG|obf%

Reference: Loglevel