Using ! in check_command - part 2

[Michael Eck]

Original Post:
Greetings,
Is there a trick than anybody knows of the use a ! as a character in a 
password for a check_command?
The obvious problem is that it's also the field delimiter.


Ok, I got lots of replies suggesting that I try to escape my !.  I 
didn't mention it in my first post but I did indeed try that.  I tried 
quotes of several varieties with no luck as well.

Has anybody actually gotten this to work or does anybody know that this 
will work or were they just shots in the dark?  Of course I can change 
the community strings but that's just a cop-out.

Any ideas?




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Michael Eck
Chilitech Internet Solutions
Network Operations Center
570-323-2166
http://www.chilitech.net
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