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Original von park19

Is there a way to pass username and password in a URL?

Try ftp://user@targethost.com/
It should then ask for the password.

If you really want to store the password in a bookmark
you might also try
ftp://user:password@targethost.com/

Disclaimer: This is from memory.
I could't try it. The ftp ioslave seems to
be broken on my system...

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Original von cmbofh


Disclaimer: This is from memory.
I could't try it. The ftp ioslave seems to
be broken on my system...

You have a good memory

Rinse

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Original von cmbofh



If you really want to store the password in a bookmark
you might also try
ftp://user:password@targethost.com/

Works as a dream, and I guess we learn something new everyday as I have never used ftp on a browser, I normally use the good old command line or kbear

I use Konqueror since a long time ago as my favourite ftp-client. I can splitt windows as i want which makes coping from filesystem into a ftp-site very easy.

On my machine i could also use

kbearftp://user@www.domain.com

seems to be the same as ftp:// only.

KBears ServerList is also integrated in the toolbar of my Konqueror, don't know how i've done this (default??) but its fine to choose from the registered servers.

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Original von cmbofh

I could't try it. The ftp ioslave seems to
be broken on my system...

Just for the record: It wasn't the ftp ioslave that was broken.
I had configured konqi to use a proxy. But junkbuster
on localhost:<port> didn't let ftp requests through...
So konqi seemed to load forever on ftp URLs.