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"MYSQL_PASS=" isn't readable when using # specific character #20

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@mpgmateus

Well,

I tried a lot of times to connect my database but it wasn't working. After a bunch of tests, I had an idea on trying to connect without special characters and it worked like a charm.

So, the point was to find which group of special character could be doing that.

Edu Dantas helped me inserting a "print" inside the code and I noticed that MYSQL_PASS= password is not readable if it has the exactly special character #

If your password is something like 1234567890abcd!@$%^&*()_-_+= it will be fine. anything that doesn't have # is gonna work.

If you password is something like #1234..... 12#34.... 1234abc# or anything that has # won't work.

That's it ;)

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