That looks like some kind of shell expansion.
Putting "\" character in front of the "!" character, is called "escaping", and it is used to prevent the "shell" from using that character as part of an expansion.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
When last i posted, I was having problems getting radius and
LDAP to talk using TLS. Ive fixed my problem, but in this process
Ive come across another issue. When testing I tried using a
"!" in a test user's password. On the radius server it came
across as %21 instead of !.
EXAMPLE: radtest testradius ta!ters radius testing123 gets a access-denied
and the log files on radius server: rlm_ldap: login attempt by "testradius" with password "ta%21ters"
but radtest testradius ta\!ters radius testing123 gets an access-accept
Any ideas what is going on??
Thanks!
David
SSG
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