On 4/9/12 1:50 PM, Ed Maste wrote:
Libfetch supports a username and password in a FTP or HTTP URL, but lacks
a method to specify '@' or ':' there, as they're used as URL component
separators. I discovered this issue because I have an FTP server that
uses an email address as the username, and I can't use fetch(1) or
libfetch against it.
The attached patch adds decoding of percent-encoded usernames and
passwords, in order to use a URL like
ftp://foo%40example.com:password@host:port/file.bar .
Please review. I plan to commit in the next few days.
could you not parse the @ differently depending upon where it is?
others must have covered this problem..
-Ed
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