Security
Security information for Ctrl-Q.
There is no need to install Ctrl-Q. Just download and run.
The GitHub release page has ready-to-run binaries for Windows, macOS and Linux.
The macOS binary is security scanned and signed by Apple, using their standard notarization process. This means you won’t get those annoying unsigned-app-warnings when using the app on macOS.
The Windows binary is signed by an official/commercial app signing certificate that can be verified if needed.
Logging is controlled by the –log-level option.
Valid values are (in order of increasing verbosity): error, warn, info, verbose, debug, silly.
Note: When using log level silly all websocket communication to/from the Sense server will be logged to the console. This means lots of log output.
Security information for Ctrl-Q.
How authentication is done varies slightly between client-managed Qlik Sense and Qlik Sense Cloud.
Colors & formatting: Windows vs Windows Server vs macOS/Linux
Dry-runs are a good idea!
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