Hi,
>>But this seems a bit of a security >>problem having the main password in a text file like this, >>especially if it goes into git. What i do is i will modify the password on production manually and successive update / pull will not modify the password, and i will also not commit the change in git / svn. Barring this config change it is a bad habbit to modify anything on production, Let me know if someone disagrees. Also in case you need a solution where the config file is password protected not a part of main repository then you will need external svn repo i guess (in case of svn ) , might be a better svn / repo config question. Thanks Abhishek
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