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  2. SER-194

Remove support for os_username, os_password and os_cookie

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      Putting credentials in request parameters is likely to lead to those credentials being logged in access logs. Also, there are existing decent alternatives such as Basic Auth so there is absolutely no need to keep the old and insecure os_* parameters around.

            [SER-194] Remove support for os_username, os_password and os_cookie

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            Assignee Original: David Black [ dblack ]
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