Log off from FTP site.

Hi everybody,

Recently I logged into an FTP site with Konqueror and I need to log
into and provide username and password again. The program does not
ask. I understand that the password is stored and that is why
Konqueror does not ask for it.
How can I erase that password ? or how can I make the Konqueror ask
for it again?

Thanks,

Best regards.

Marco.

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Hello,

macruzq a écrit :
>
> Recently I logged into an FTP site with Konqueror and I need to log
> into and provide username and password again. The program does not
> ask. I understand that the password is stored and that is why
> Konqueror does not ask for it.
> How can I erase that password ? or how can I make the Konqueror ask
> for it again?

If you need to log in with a different username, you can try to put it
in the URL : ftp://username@server/

On Jan 29, 6:22*am, Pascal Hambourg <boite-a-s...@plouf.fr.eu.org>
wrote:
> Hello,
>
> macruzq a écrit :
>
>
>
> > Recently I logged into an FTP site with Konqueror and I need to log
> > into and provide username and password again. The program does not
> > ask. I understand that the password is stored and that is why
> > Konqueror does not ask for it.
> > How can I erase that password ? or how can I make the Konqueror ask
> > for it again?
>
> If you need to log in with a different username, you can try to put it
> in the URL :ftp://username@server/

Thank you very much for your solution / Merci beaucoup de votre
solution.

Maxwell Lol a écrit :
>
> As Pascal says,you can put username and password in the URL
> The actual syntax is
> ftp://userassword@hostort/path

Yes, but I don't like putting the password in the URL because I don't
like having it stored in the browser history or sent in referrers.
Usually if the server requires a password for the username, the browser
will ask for it.

On Fri, 30 Jan 2009 17:07:41 +0100, Pascal Hambourg wrote:
> Maxwell Lol a ?rit :
>>
>> As Pascal says,you can put username and password in the URL
>> The actual syntax is
>> ftp://userassword@hostort/path
>
> Yes, but I don't like putting the password in the URL because I don't
> like having it stored in the browser history or sent in referrers.

ftp has "referrers"?

Allodoxaphobia a écrit :
> On Fri, 30 Jan 2009 17:07:41 +0100, Pascal Hambourg wrote:
>> Maxwell Lol a ?rit :
>>> As Pascal says,you can put username and password in the URL
>>> The actual syntax is
>>> ftp://userassword@hostort/path
>> Yes, but I don't like putting the password in the URL because I don't
>> like having it stored in the browser history or sent in referrers.
>
> ftp has "referrers"?

No, but a FTP site may contain HTML documents which the browser renders
when you click on them and which may contain HTTP links.