Hi list,
this is the first time I have to use a semicolon as parameter for a
plugin. As everybody knows a semicolon delimits comments from values:
XODTEMPLATE.C
/* grab data before comment delimiter - faster than a strtok() and
strncpy()... */
for(x=0;input[x]!='\x0';x++)
if(input[x]==';')
break;
input[x]='\x0';
My workaround will be a simple bash script which replaces another
character with a semicolon but I really do not like this workaround! I
would prefer if it is possible to escape the semicolon.
BTW: check_http's paramter -k has the same problem.
Cheers,
Gerd
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