In the following examples, the spacespacespace represents trailing spaces.
If you type the following at the command line, the trailing spaces are ignored:
xcom62 -c1 LOCAL_FILE=xyzspacespacespace
If you type the following into any configuration file using an editor, the spacespacespace would be treated as part of the name of the LOCAL_FILE:
LOCAL_FILE=xyzspacespacespace
If you type the following at the command line, the “!” character will be interpreted as history expansion command with the bash shell.
TRNENCRL_CIPHER=ALL:!AES
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