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    • Issue 8872: use getpass.getpass() to read password. · bed2eb36
      This avoids passing the plaintext raw password into the script as a
      command-line argument, which shells such as bash and zsh will
      typically log into a file like ~/bash_history.
      
      As a small bonus, this works a LOT more smoothly if the user's
      password has characters in it that either the shell or Python syntax
      might like to interpret as metacharacters, like '\' or '"'.
      
      getpass.getpass() is part of Python's standard library in all versions
      between 2.4 and 3.3 at least.
      Richard Barrell committed
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