SSL: rediss:// no matches found

[benjamindulau]

Describe the bug
Can't figure out how to connect with SSL.
I turned target_default_truststore and source_default_truststore to true in config.

Then trying to run commands on a my remote Redis with SSL(and user & password) output the following message:

zsh: no matches found: rediss://myuser:mypassword@XX.XX.XXX.XX:6379

Ex of command:

./rdt -b rediss://myuser:mypassword@XX.XX.XXX.XX:6379 -o /tmp/dump.rdb

Also tried:

./rdt -b rediss://XX.XX.XXX.XX:6379?authUser=myuser&authPassword=mypassword -o /tmp/dump.rdb

Works fine with redis-cli:

redis-cli -h XX.XX.XXX.XX -p 6379 --user myuser --askpass --tls --insecure

Remote redis version is 7.0.5

Version(run rct --version or rct -V and paste the information):

redis rdb cli: v0.9.6 (f3fba93cb9f304bdb5ffbe735e000065c1390c27: 2024-07-15T12:52:27+0000)
home: /Users/benjamin/bin/redis-rdb-cli/bin/..
java version: 23.0.2, vendor: Homebrew
java home: /opt/homebrew/Cellar/openjdk/23.0.2/libexec/openjdk.jdk/Contents/Home
default locale: fr, platform encoding: UTF-8
os name: Mac OS X, version: 15.0, arch: aarch64

[leonchen83]

Does your password contain special characters? If so, you need to URL-encode them when used in a URL.

Additionally, if you are using a self-generated keystore (not a publicly issued CA certificate), you need to configure the following parameters:

source_keystore_path=xxx  
source_keystore_pass=xxx  
source_default_truststore=false  
target_keystore_path=xxx  
target_keystore_pass=xxx  
target_default_truststore=false