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2015-10-26 2015-10-26
limit acronym recognition (martin) special characters + passhrase/password (martin)
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  * You run script from a different environment (under a different account/service; with a different configuration) than the GUI. See another [[faq_scheduler|F.A.Q.]] ((Although it covers a different topic, its recommendations are valid for this case as well.))   * You run script from a different environment (under a different account/service; with a different configuration) than the GUI. See another [[faq_scheduler|F.A.Q.]] ((Although it covers a different topic, its recommendations are valid for this case as well.))
  * You have your [[session_configuration|session configured]] differently in the script and in the %%GUI%%.   * You have your [[session_configuration|session configured]] differently in the script and in the %%GUI%%.
-    * Use a [[ui_generateurl|Generate URL]] command to avoid common mistakes in manually typed URL's. +    * Use a [[ui_generateurl|Generate URL]] command to avoid common mistakes in manually typed URL's. \\ A common problem is [[session_url#special|special characters]] in some part of the [[session_url|session URL]] (typically a password or a username).
- ····* You may possibly have some special characters in a [[session_url|session URL]] in the script.+
    * Try using the %%GUI%% site from the script, using an ''open <site>'' command to see, to see if it makes the script working. Though do not use this solution for a production code. It's not recommended to [[scripting#configuration|rely on a GUI configuration in the script]].     * Try using the %%GUI%% site from the script, using an ''open <site>'' command to see, to see if it makes the script working. Though do not use this solution for a production code. It's not recommended to [[scripting#configuration|rely on a GUI configuration in the script]].
 +    * Passphrase to an SSH private key is not a password, you need to specify it using ''[[scriptcommand_open|-passphrase]]'' switch, not in a password part of the session %%URL%%.
You can also enable a [[logging|session logging]] both in the %%GUI%% (on //[[ui_pref_logging|Logging page]]// of Preferences dialog) and the script (using a command-line parameter ''[[commandline|/log]]'') and compare the logs to find out what is different. Use a command-line parameter ''/loglevel=*'' to enable a password logging and check if a correct password is used. You can also enable a [[logging|session logging]] both in the %%GUI%% (on //[[ui_pref_logging|Logging page]]// of Preferences dialog) and the script (using a command-line parameter ''[[commandline|/log]]'') and compare the logs to find out what is different. Use a command-line parameter ''/loglevel=*'' to enable a password logging and check if a correct password is used.

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