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replace the homegrown prompt method with the prompt npm package #111
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…se it to hide passwords entered either on connection error or when specified identity files are not found
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noticed that when I put the wrong path for my
id_rsaa password prompt came up, but the text wasn't hidden as I typed as per most password prompts. So I replaced thepromptfunction in bin/scp2 with the prompt package and added thehiddenoption so your password won't be visible on screen as you type it.Made sure to run
process.exit(0)if errors are thrown from grabbing the password, e.g. hittingCtrl+C, since that's what the original function seemed to do.