Hi. Currently, if you include a username and password in a URL, the entire URL, including the password, is displayed when first connecting to the site in the lftp 'cd' command. This is demonstrated below: lftp 1 :~> open ftp://blah:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/ cd `ftp://blah:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/' [Connecting...] This isn't such a problem, as the password has already been seen anyway; one should use open -u if one wants the password to not be displayed at all. However, this is most certainly a problem as far as bookmarks are concerned: lftp 1 [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~> bookmark add foo lftp 1 [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~> bookmark list ... foo ftp://blah:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/ ... bookmark list obscures the password, which is nice. However, upon a restart of lftp: lftp 1 :~> open foo cd `ftp://blah:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/' [Connecting...] Normally, this flashes by too fast to notice, but this is not always the case. It would be great if the password could either be obscured or not shown at all; one of the following: cd `ftp://[EMAIL PROTECTED]/' [Connecting...] or cd `ftp://blah:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/' [Connecting...]
Thanks for such a great client and your ever-continuing efforts! Jamie -- James Teh Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] WWW: http://www.jantrid.net/jamie/ MSN Messenger: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Jabber: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Yahoo: jcs_teh
