Has anyone ever been able to pass a password to the http check that
includes an '"@" character?
We have tried escaping the @ with a "\", we have also tried single
quoting the password.
Eg password for example is @pple and username is root
We have tried:
http://root:\@user-e4e32e73331f@xymon.invalid <http://root/@user-e4e32e73331f@xymon.invalid>;
http://root:'@pple'@www.test .com
Both of these fail.
Regards
D Whitehouse
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