An other crasy import bugs...

I tried import that torrent (simple a dir with 4 mkv in).

I set the import dir with and without a / at end, no matter I get same bug each time...

The first file is found (at 99% not realy a problem), the third too, but second and four are simply ignored :'(

I tried many time, and same bug each time.

the remove file function realy remove ALL files :'(
(so now I will not trust remove function of ktorrent, I rename in .bak the dir to avoid any trouble and clean up by hand)

plz take care of that bug if possible...
(I use 2.0 version, will upgrade soon)

rapsys wrote:

An other crasy import bugs...

I tried import that torrent (simple a dir with 4 mkv in).

I set the import dir with and without a / at end, no matter I get same bug each time...

Well, if you add the slash, it should be OK.

The first file is found (at 99% not realy a problem), the third too, but second and four are simply ignored :'(

I tried many time, and same bug each time.

Maybe the name encoding ...

the remove file function realy remove ALL files :'(
(so now I will not trust remove function of ktorrent, I rename in .bak the dir to avoid any trouble and clean up by hand)

I don't understand how this can happen. We just delete the symlinks, not the data they are pointing to. Are you running some kind of BSD ?

No plain linux, mandriva linux cooker 2007 (prety up2date from monday).

I don't understand why it happen, I looked ~/.xsession-error, but there is nothing there...

Will rebuild 2.0.2 to see if it's still the case...

If you want I may provides the data by private ftp and let you try to figure why it fail...

If they are not to big. Though I can probably try it out with just the torrent and the file names. Even if the data is not correct it should still find the files.