1) line 81 of ktorrent/plugins/partfileimport/importdialog.cpp should read "Cannot load the torrent file : %1" <-- not "%s"

2) Whenever some files of a multifile torrent don't exist in the import data, it should be assumed that they were never meant to be downloaded originally and should be ignored, rather than ktorrent bailing out of the import process with an error. (As it is now, to get import working for torrents which contain some files I don't want, I need to create 0 byte files for those that I had never checked for download in the first place.)

Using SVN 1/30/06.

switchcakes wrote:1) line 81 of ktorrent/plugins/partfileimport/importdialog.cpp should read "Cannot load the torrent file : %1" <-- not "%s"

It is %1

2) Whenever some files of a multifile torrent don't exist in the import data, it should be assumed that they were never meant to be downloaded originally and should be ignored, rather than ktorrent bailing out of the import process with an error. (As it is now, to get import working for torrents which contain some files I don't want, I need to create 0 byte files for those that I had never checked for download in the first place.)

OK, fixed it, this was my last fix before the 1.2 release.

Oops I meant line 101 not 81: "Cannot verify data : %s" should be "%1"
Thx for the fix.

I've been busy importing, and I figure I may as well add to this thread:

3) Importer can't find/open torrent filenames that contain the '#' character.

I renamed my torrents to remove the '#' character in the .torrent name and imported again and found:

4) Those that have a toplevel directory with '#' in the name seem to go through the import process but after they're added to the download list, all the child files have 0% progress when they should have partial data (I double checked with another torrent data verifier app to make sure).

I haven't checked any torrents that have subdirectory names with the '#' character -- only a few torrent with a toplevel directory like this.

Got a torrent like that ?

Normally the # should be handled well. Are you doing the import from a fat partition ?