******* DO NOT FOLLOW THESE INSTRUCTIONS THEY ARE VERY BAD ********
Using 'env:PASS" as the password makes it use the variable itself: "~/.pass" as the password. This is obviously very bad. I would suggest taking this posting down and refraining from giving further advice.
Also, first command won't always result in 40 characters, and if you're really unlucky, could result in none. Suggest replacing 'head -c 100' with 'cat'.
******* DO NOT FOLLOW THESE INSTRUCTIONS THEY ARE VERY BAD ********
Using 'env:PASS" as the password makes it use the variable itself: "~/.pass" as the password. This is obviously very bad. I would suggest taking this posting down and refraining from giving further advice.
Also, first command won't always result in 40 characters, and if you're really unlucky, could result in none. Suggest replacing 'head -c 100' with 'cat'.