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- Allow loading of password by command (OKTA_PASSWORD_CMD) - Add documentation for OKTA_PASSWORD_CMD - Provide macOS KeyChain example
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# OKTA_PASSWORD_CMD Documentation | ||
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## Help wanted! | ||
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Please contribute additional examples for your favored platform or password manager. | ||
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## Example: macOS KeyChain | ||
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1. Create password entry `security add-generic-password -a $OKTA_USERNAME -s okta-aws-cli -T /usr/bin/security -U` | ||
2. Launch KeyChain Access and search for **okta-aws-cli** | ||
3. Set OKTA_PASSWORD_CMD to `security find-generic-password -a $OKTA_USERNAME -s okta-aws-cli -w` |
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