Redact CPK headers in log output. #2080
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Currently, azcopy will emit the following headers to log files, when using Customer Provided Keys: x-ms-encryption-key x-ms-encryption-key-sha256 I believe this is unexpected for some users. This patch redacts those headers from log files, such that encryption keys do not accidentally leak.
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Currently, azcopy will emit the following headers to log files, when using Customer Provided Keys:
x-ms-encryption-key
x-ms-encryption-key-sha256
I believe this is unexpected for some users. This patch redacts those headers from log files, such that encryption keys do not accidentally leak.