Yes, the username is "http" the password is "//http:// http://" The : separates the username and password (it's not part of either). The url-path is "/http://

Yes, the username is "http" the password is "//http:// http://" The : separates the username and password (it's not part of either). The url-path is "/http://?http://#http:// http://?http://#http://" which can be further broken down into /abs_path, ?query and #fragment. Edit: Also further correction to gp is that the hostname is "http" not "@http:// http://". The @ is the separator between username:password@hostname the : separates the port, which is omitted, and defaults to 80 for a http URI scheme and the first / separates the host:port portion from the path (which, in this case, happens to start with a /)