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> Note that the password starts with a !2 . That in shell didn't work.
Quite right, as well as characters such as &(){} and maybe others.
Personally, I do not ever specify the password on the command line,
because it shows up in the process list (bad on multiuser systems)
and it will also get recorded in .bash_history
It's actually a very similar concept as sql injection too, if one
were to put a command like this in a script and accept outside input
into it.
David Morton
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