Password with dollar sign $
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Q:
We were provided a user id & password by their trading partner. The
password has a dollar sign ($). We are receiving an error message that the
password is invalid.
A:
A single dollar sign in a password will denote the letters following the dollar sign as a variable. And the password will fail.
A work around is to add a second dollar sign. This will tell GoAnywhere
that it is not a variable.
For example:
If your password is T$est
Enter into GoAnywhere T$$est
We were provided a user id & password by their trading partner. The
password has a dollar sign ($). We are receiving an error message that the
password is invalid.
A:
A single dollar sign in a password will denote the letters following the dollar sign as a variable. And the password will fail.
A work around is to add a second dollar sign. This will tell GoAnywhere
that it is not a variable.
For example:
If your password is T$est
Enter into GoAnywhere T$$est
Julie Rosenbaum
Sr Support Analyst
e. goanywhere.support@helpsystems.com
p. 1.800.949.4696
w. HelpSystems.com
Sr Support Analyst
e. goanywhere.support@helpsystems.com
p. 1.800.949.4696
w. HelpSystems.com
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