How do I properly mask/escape illegal characters like /:@\ in passwords added in the mount command?

The question arose in the answer here:

mount -t afp afp://adminname:password@ServerIPAddress/ShareName /Volumes/TimeMachine

The asking person had a backslash "" in the password and the command didn't work. The solution were single quotes around the afp...-part.

Testing the whole scenario in a VM, I created an admin with a password similar to aaaaa\@11111, but I haven't been able to get the mount command working.

How do I properly mask/escape illegal characters like /:@\ in passwords added in the mount command?

The question arose in the answer here:

mount -t afp afp://adminname:password@ServerIPAddress/ShareName /Volumes/TimeMachine

The asking person had a backslash "" in the password and the command didn't work. The solution were single quotes around the afp...-part.

Testing the whole scenario in a VM, I created an admin with a password similar to aaaaa\@11111, but I haven't been able to get the mount command working.

How do i properly mask/escape illegal characters like /:@\ in passwords added in the mount command?

The question arose in the answer here:

mount -t afp afp://adminname:password@ServerIPAddress/ShareName /Volumes/TimeMachine

The asking person had a backslash "" in the password and the command didn't work. The solution were single quotes around the afp...-part.

Testing the whole scenario in a VM, i created an admin with a password similar to aaaaa\@11111, but i haven't been able to get the mount command working.

How do I properly mask/escape illegal characters like /:@\ in passwords added in the mount command?

The question arose in the answer here:

mount -t afp afp://adminname:password@ServerIPAddress/ShareName /Volumes/TimeMachine

The asking person had a backslash "" in the password and the command didn't work. The solution were single quotes around the afp...-part.

Testing the whole scenario in a VM, I created an admin with a password similar to aaaaa\@11111, but I haven't been able to get the mount command working.

How do i properly mask/escape illegal characters like /:@\ in passwords added the mount command?

The question arose in the answer here:

mount -t afp afp://adminname:password@ServerIPAddress/ShareName /Volumes/TimeMachine

The asking person had a backslash "" in the password and the command didn't work. The solution were single quotes around the afp...-part.

Testing the whole scenario in a VM, i created an admin with a password similar to aaaaa\@11111, but i haven't been able to get the mount command working.

How do i properly mask/escape illegal characters like /:@\ in passwords added in the mount command?

The question arose in the answer here:

mount -t afp afp://adminname:password@ServerIPAddress/ShareName /Volumes/TimeMachine

The asking person had a backslash "" in the password and the command didn't work. The solution were single quotes around the afp...-part.

Testing the whole scenario in a VM, i created an admin with a password similar to aaaaa\@11111, but i haven't been able to get the mount command working.