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[service_commandline]Can there be some encoding after the field?
[service_commandline]Can there be some encoding after the field?
The content of the [service_commandline] field in the configuration file ini, such as (-autoconnect -connect xxx. xxx. com:5900), easily exposes the server address. Can some special encoding be used to prevent it from being displayed in plaintext?
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Re: [service_commandline]Can there be some encoding after the field?
Not possible and will not be added
And even when it was,
-The server pc log each connecting, time and ip is logged for security
-any network tool show all connections
And even when it was,
-The server pc log each connecting, time and ip is logged for security
-any network tool show all connections