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A security mechanism which enforces policy describing which requesters may perform operations on specified objects. There are typically multiple types of operations. Common operations include: read, write, execute, append, create, and delete.
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Keeping passwords out of source code
If you need to hide them, you can just move them in a separate file (a config file or something) that you can add to you .gitignore or equivalent. You can provide a second, non-hiden sample file that …
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