I am running into some issues unlocking my wallet. I use the command `./dcrctl --wallet walletpassphrase "secret" 0` byt my "secret" happens to include some unusual characters that does not seem to parse correctly. So, I get this error: Code: $ ./dcrctl --wallet walletpassphrase "secret" 0 > ^C $ like that... And this is when I realize that I probably just saved my secret in .bash_history... How can I now proceed to unlock my wallet? For safety, is there also a feature, using either dcrwallet or dcrclt that allows me to unlock my wallet interactively? i.e. that does not require me enter my secret on the command line or in a conf file?
Do you use config-file in dcrwallet?, if yes try add "promptpass=1" Then it asks passwords immediatly, when you start dcrwallet.
the best option for typing the passphrase on the command line directly is single quotes, not double quotes. that said, doing this interactively and not on the command line is the right way to do it for maximum security.