Hi there,
I found out that LFS seems to have problems with servernames containing a slash (/) in their name.

How do I define the parameter /join= if the host name contains a /?
I tried the following:

/join="server / name"
/join='server / name'

but it doesn't work. LFS tells me that the second parameter is invalid ("Parameter 2 is invalid").

The server with which I tested it is called: �� » saUdi / DriFT « ��

So, is it LFS that can't handle this or how do I define the /join parameter correctly to make LFS getting the correct parameters (host name)...

Have you tried useing a double slash.

/join="server // name"

Quote from ninja469 :

Have you tried useing a double slash.

/join="server // name"

no, doen't work
LFS cuts the host name like this: �� » saUdi

Hi. You can use ^s for a slash.

These are the codes designed for use in filenames.

^d = \
^s = /
^c = :
^a = *
^q = ?
^t = "
^l = <
^r = >
^v = |

coOL, thx Scawen!