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Description of problem:
When you try to install Fedora from the rescue CD, it asks for the method you want to use.
If you choose "URL" then enter a wrong URL, say "ftp://ftp.free.fr/fedora/os",
it displays the URL entering screen again but it added a slash "/" after the server's name: "ftp://ftp.free.fr//fedora/os"
if you try it again without modifying you get "ftp://ftp.free.fr///fedora/os"

So One slash is added with each erroneous URL entered.
If you correct the URL but let the multiple slashes added, it's working as if there was only one slash, so it's not blocking.

Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):
Fedora9-Alpha i386 rescue CD

How reproducible:
Always


Steps to Reproduce:
1. boot from Fedora 9 Alpha rescue CD i386
2. choose to install
3. choose the "URL" method
4. enter a wrong URL and validate
5. the URL entering screen is displayed again with a slash added after the server's name

Actual Results:
It adds a slash with each erroneous URL entered.

Expected Results:
It should display the entry as the user typed it, not adding or removing anything.

Additional info:
Those additional slashes seem to be stripped off the URL when validating the entry because even if you add a dozen to a correct URL Anaconda is starting and installation begins.