Fix shared folder with ; or @ issue #202
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smb2_parse_url function needs an URL with the format : smb://[<domain;][<username>@]<server>/<share>/<path> When optional args are not provided, the parser will still search them and maybe find them in the <share>/<path>. If the delimiters ; or @ are found in it, this will pose a problem to analyze the parsing. Fixes sahlberg#84
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smb2_parse_url function needs an URL with the format :
smb://[<domain;][@]//
When optional args are not provided, the parser will still search them
and maybe find them in the /. If the delimiters ; or @
are found in it, this will pose a problem to analyze the parsing.
Fixes #84