Default /etc/aptly-cli.conf is not secure

[likema]

It would leak password.

I suggest that aptly-cli tries to load:

1. ~/.config/aptly-cli/aptly-cli.conf
2. /etc/apt-cli/aptly-cli.conf

[sepulworld]

Thanks for feedback @likema. How would it be insecure exactly? File system permissions should protect access to the config file. So, depending on what user is running aptly-cli it would determine if the process can access /etc/aptly-cli.conf or not.

[sepulworld]

I see what you mean now. We should offer a tiered approach similar to the Unix philosophy on configuration files. http://www.faqs.org/docs/artu/ch10s02.html

Ill look into adding a multi level approach. Or if you want to try something out and submit a PR, that would be great too.

[likema]

Thanks.