Redact token in configurator

[JOJ0]

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[JOJ0]

Hi @Ascurius, the token should never be shown in the configurator but it should be obvious whether a token IS configured or IS NOT.
Does that make sense? Please play around with it a little and tell me if you feel it's superclear from a user perspective.

As a sidenote: What's still not possible is: Setting the token to "empty string", but currently I don't consider that important. It would be important if finally I would start implementing the possibility to

• only set user in the configurator
• no token
• and have the user be prompted for a password for each synadm call (The supersecure option if an occasional synadm user prefers that instead of having to save the token on a system)

But that sidenote is just dumping my "future thoughts" here and shouldn't slow down this PR ;-) Your thoughts on it are welcome certainly! Thanks!

[Ascurius]

Hi @JOJ0, I have tested your changes and on my machine, the token was correctly redacted both if it was seit through CLI or by using the configurator. But I think that in the case of an empty token, the configurator should not just show [] but should include a message for the user similar to "NOT SET". This would make it absolutely clear that the token was not set yet. Therefore I have commited a correspondig tiny change. Let me know what you think about this proposal.

Regarding your future thoughts, I am convinced of the benefits that your proposals would have for the users. Especially the prompting for a password to authenticate an API call. I will get in touch with you regarding further details.