How do I hide IP addresses and credentials in config files on Github?










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I want to use Github for some of my config files. These files have IP addresses and other sensitive information. I DO NOT want to .gitignore the entire file.



How do I hide a single LINE or TEXT in the document?



Is there an option to use PGP here or..?



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    I want to use Github for some of my config files. These files have IP addresses and other sensitive information. I DO NOT want to .gitignore the entire file.



    How do I hide a single LINE or TEXT in the document?



    Is there an option to use PGP here or..?



    Thank you










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      I want to use Github for some of my config files. These files have IP addresses and other sensitive information. I DO NOT want to .gitignore the entire file.



      How do I hide a single LINE or TEXT in the document?



      Is there an option to use PGP here or..?



      Thank you










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      I want to use Github for some of my config files. These files have IP addresses and other sensitive information. I DO NOT want to .gitignore the entire file.



      How do I hide a single LINE or TEXT in the document?



      Is there an option to use PGP here or..?



      Thank you







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          Take a look at http://git-secret.io/ . It might do exactly what you want.






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          • I appreciate your reply. This is a cool tool and could be very useful. Unforunately, it seems that similar to .gitignore, git-secret deals with the entire file rather than individual values or lines on the code. I need to be able to keep (and share) config files with others (visually providing direction and guidance) without hiding the whole file.
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          Take a look at http://git-secret.io/ . It might do exactly what you want.






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          • I appreciate your reply. This is a cool tool and could be very useful. Unforunately, it seems that similar to .gitignore, git-secret deals with the entire file rather than individual values or lines on the code. I need to be able to keep (and share) config files with others (visually providing direction and guidance) without hiding the whole file.
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          Take a look at http://git-secret.io/ . It might do exactly what you want.






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          • I appreciate your reply. This is a cool tool and could be very useful. Unforunately, it seems that similar to .gitignore, git-secret deals with the entire file rather than individual values or lines on the code. I need to be able to keep (and share) config files with others (visually providing direction and guidance) without hiding the whole file.
            – SeaDude
            Nov 12 '18 at 22:23














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          Take a look at http://git-secret.io/ . It might do exactly what you want.






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          Take a look at http://git-secret.io/ . It might do exactly what you want.







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          answered Nov 11 '18 at 20:44









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          • I appreciate your reply. This is a cool tool and could be very useful. Unforunately, it seems that similar to .gitignore, git-secret deals with the entire file rather than individual values or lines on the code. I need to be able to keep (and share) config files with others (visually providing direction and guidance) without hiding the whole file.
            – SeaDude
            Nov 12 '18 at 22:23

















          • I appreciate your reply. This is a cool tool and could be very useful. Unforunately, it seems that similar to .gitignore, git-secret deals with the entire file rather than individual values or lines on the code. I need to be able to keep (and share) config files with others (visually providing direction and guidance) without hiding the whole file.
            – SeaDude
            Nov 12 '18 at 22:23
















          I appreciate your reply. This is a cool tool and could be very useful. Unforunately, it seems that similar to .gitignore, git-secret deals with the entire file rather than individual values or lines on the code. I need to be able to keep (and share) config files with others (visually providing direction and guidance) without hiding the whole file.
          – SeaDude
          Nov 12 '18 at 22:23





          I appreciate your reply. This is a cool tool and could be very useful. Unforunately, it seems that similar to .gitignore, git-secret deals with the entire file rather than individual values or lines on the code. I need to be able to keep (and share) config files with others (visually providing direction and guidance) without hiding the whole file.
          – SeaDude
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