When you enter a password in the LDAPServer component configuration, it is encrypted and saved in the config file. If the password contains the plus sign, when it gets decrypted the + is replaced with a space. So '++' will decrypt to '- -'
Related question - Is there a way to see what a password should encrypt to? Is this a standard algorithm? We'd like to compare what the env.xml file "should" have...
We're on an older HPCC version (for now). We're seeing issues with connecting and wondering whether special characters (&, @, ...) might cause problems (as above).
Russ Whitehead November 12, 2015 at 4:01 PM
@gleb Can we please target this for 5.4.6 as it impacts RISK migration?
Anthony Fishbeck November 3, 2015 at 6:55 PM
You can use the javascript method encodeURIComponent() to encode the xmlargs.
When you enter a password in the LDAPServer component configuration, it is encrypted and saved in the config file. If the password contains the plus sign, when it gets decrypted the + is replaced with a space. So '++' will decrypt to '- -'