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lars brinkhoff writes:
>ftp:does.this.look.like.an.url ?

  Yes, but not the one you probably think.  A real URL parser would parse
that as:

type: ftp		host: nil
user: nil		port: nil
pass: nil		file: does.this.look.like.an.url
targ: nil		attr: nil

  This is from the relative URL parsing RFC - cannot remember the # off the
top of my head.

-Bill P.