Re: P@sswords in scripting
You need to URL-encode the @ to %40.
Thank you, that works great!
- Guest
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Thank you, that works great!
- martin
Re: P@sswords in scripting
I am using WinSCP 3.7.6, and cannot supply my password in the script, as the password has an '@' in it (changing the password is not an option). Is there a way to escape the @? I tried user:p\@ssword@server, which does not work.
You need to URL-encode the @ to %40. Or use version 3.8, which uses the last @ as username/hostname separator (prior versions used the first @).
- Kaydet81
P@sswords in scripting
I am using WinSCP 3.7.6, and cannot supply my password in the script, as the password has an '@' in it (changing the password is not an option). Is there a way to escape the @? I tried user:p\@ssword@server, which does not work.