It should work, we use it regularly. Is the script protecting (quoting) the characters?

#!/bin/sh



ADMIN_USER_ENCRYPTED="$4"



echo "${ADMIN_USER_ENCRYPTED}"

Hi @dsavageED

It is quoted as depicted below, but token variable is still empty.

#!/bin/sh

token=""

# Check if parameter $7 is assigned

if [ "$7" != "" ] && [ -z "$token" ]; then

    token="$7"

fi

echo "${token}"

I'm not sure why this isn't working for you. I added the code to my JSS and got the expected result (token was set to "ikXSqZ:{U,e,?v9:%~s#ak)tUFs7S1A+") after creating a test policy with the values set. I even tried a slight variation...

#!/bin/sh



token=""

# Check if parameter $7 is assigned

if [ "$7" != "" ] && [ -z "$token" ]; then

    token="$7"

fi

echo 7 "${token}" >> /Users/Shared/temp.text



tokn=""

# Check if parameter $6 is assigned

if ! [ -z "$6" ] && [ -z "$tokn" ]; then

    tokn="$6"

fi

echo 6 "${tokn}" >> /Users/Shared/temp.text

7 ikXSqZ:{U,e,?v9:%~s#ak)tUFs7S1A+
6 ikXSqZ:{U,e,?v9:%~s#ak)tUFs7S1A+

Are other parameters passing correctly?