Yes, for giving domain name there should be a separate field in the connect to server dialog.Analysis -------- Unix usernames can contain special characters, but as such there is no need to escape the username before passing the uri. While escaping, the character ';', gets substituted with '%3B' and the uri can't be understood by gnome-vfs.There is a very real reason to escape usernames in uris: The username may contain special symbols. Usernames like [EMAIL PROTECTED] are very common in many places. Even ; might be allowed in some type of usernames.What we should do is allow you to type in the domain like a normal human in a "domain" field, not force users to learn magic uri semantics to specify the domain.
For "Ftp (with login)" also, if I give user name like "happy;user" (created it on a Solaris 9 system), the user name is passed to ftp method after escaping, is "happy%3Buser". The ftp method directly uses it and fails.
Do you think ftp method (or smb in other case) should unescape this string before using it as username ? If so, ftp, smb etc. methods should be changed to fix this issue.
Thanks,
Dinoop
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