When auto-login is checked on the login window of Spark it usually also checks Save password (as it won't be able to automatically login, without storing the password) and password is saved into spark.properties file during the first login process. This is not needed (and even not wanted) when using SSO. There should be a check of some sorts when using SSO, which should disable or hide Save password field and password shouldn't be stored in spark.properties file.
I figured out the first part of this easy enough, but I can't figure out how to clear the password once its been saved. Unchecking "save password" after its been saved does not remove it from the spark.properties file.
speedy December 30, 2016 at 2:57 AM
sorry..I'mm a little late to this! I'm taking a quick holiday..but will work on this when I return. I promise it wont hurt my feelings if someone else wants to take care of it!
When auto-login is checked on the login window of Spark it usually also checks Save password (as it won't be able to automatically login, without storing the password) and password is saved into spark.properties file during the first login process. This is not needed (and even not wanted) when using SSO. There should be a check of some sorts when using SSO, which should disable or hide Save password field and password shouldn't be stored in spark.properties file.