Security Configuration

Archival utility supports basic authentication. The username and encrypted password will be configured in application.yaml file.

How to generate the encrypted password

Navigate to the archival folder and provide the values for masterPassword and secretToEncrypt

Encrypted Password

syntax: java -jar <path-to-app-libs-dir>/helidon-config-encryption-{helidon-version}.jar aes masterPassword secretToEncrypt
example: java -jar libs/helidon-config-encryption-2.5.4.jar aes myMasterPasswordForEncryption qatester4

Add the username and encrypted password in the application.yaml as given below

Security Configuration

#Security Configuration
# Configuration of secured config (encryption of passwords in property files)
security.config:
# Set to true for production - if set to true, clear text passwords will cause failure
  require-encryption: false
  username: qatester3
# The "master" password for AES decryption. For production, set this via system property or environment variable.
#aes.insecure-passphrase: "myMasterPasswordForEncryption"
  aes-current:
#password in clear text - for non-prod environments, this is enough.
    password: "${CLEAR=qatester3}"
#    password: "${GCM=amTUkfeF5lo4xQv8R1DmHWcO+TVyYzpc5VsHySdsO6lbeYae5Y/MwXo5EywKFdHtG3pAs0M=}"  

The username and original password i.e. qatester3/qatester3 should be passed in the rest service request headers.