Please describe the problem:
If I Ctrl+L to a FTP location, and I enter the URL in the form

ftp://user:pass@example.com/

Nautilus will take "user:pass" as username and ask for a password, which (of course) won't work out. It should split "user:pass" into username and password fields and use them to authenticate. To avoid this bug, I have to enter

ftp://user@example.com/

and only enter the password when asked for it.

The above URL scheme (with password included) is an allowed representation of an URL, as described in RFC1738, Section 3.1. Nautilus/GVFS should accept URLs like "ftp://user:pass@example.com/" and use the specified password accordingly.

Steps to reproduce:
1. Have an FTP account with authentication
2. Press Ctrl+L and enter ftp://[your-username]:[your-password]@[servername]/
3. Have Nautilus ask for a password, enter your password


Actual results:
Nautilus uses "[your-username]:[your-password]" as username and the password entered in the password dialog to authenticate to the FTP server

Expected results:
Nautilus uses "[your-username]" as username and "[your-password]" as password to authenticate to the FTP server and does NOT ask for the password again

Does this happen every time?
Yes

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