Examples of org.geoserver.security.password.RandomPasswordProvider

org.geoserver.security.password.RandomPasswordProvider
Class for generating random passwords using {@link SecureRandom}.
The password alphabet is {@link #PRINTABLE_ALPHABET}. Since the alphabet is not really big, the length of the password is important.
@author christian

     * Scrambles a char array overwriting all characters with random characters, used for 
     * scrambling plain text passwords after usage to avoid keeping them around in memory.
     */
    public static void scramble(char[] ch) {
        if (ch==null) return;
        RandomPasswordProvider rpp = new RandomPasswordProvider();
        rpp.getRandomPassword(ch);
    }

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     * Scrambles a byte array overwriting all characters with random characters, used for 
     * scrambling plain text passwords after usage to avoid keeping them around in memory.
     */
    public static void scramble(byte[] ch) {
        if (ch==null) return;
        RandomPasswordProvider rpp = new RandomPasswordProvider();
        rpp.getRandomPassword(ch);
    }

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     * 
     * @throws IOException
     */
    protected void addInitialKeys() throws IOException {
        //TODO:scramble
        RandomPasswordProvider randPasswdProvider = 
                getSecurityManager().getRandomPassworddProvider(); 
        
        char[] configKey = randPasswdProvider.getRandomPasswordWithDefaultLength();
        setSecretKey( CONFIGPASSWORDKEY, configKey);
    }

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        assertTrue(ksp.hasConfigPasswordKey());
        assertEquals("configKey",new String(ksp.getConfigPasswordKey()));
        assertFalse(ksp.hasUserGroupKey("default"));
        
        RandomPasswordProvider rpp = getSecurityManager().getRandomPassworddProvider();
        char[] urlKey = rpp.getRandomPasswordWithDefaultLength();
        //System.out.printf("Random password with length %d : %s\n",urlKey.length,new String(urlKey));
        char[] urlKey2 = rpp.getRandomPasswordWithDefaultLength();
        //System.out.printf("Random password with length %d : %s\n",urlKey2.length,new String(urlKey2));
        assertFalse(urlKey.equals(urlKey2));


        ksp.setSecretKey( KeyStoreProviderImpl.USERGROUP_PREFIX+"default"+
                    KeyStoreProviderImpl.USERGROUP_POSTFIX, "defaultKey".toCharArray());

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