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04. А я не верил...(новая версия) (С.Козлов,А.Алпаев-А.Дроздов).mp3

I can create file with this name on HDD without any problems.
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04. А я не верил...(новая версия) (С.Козлов,А.Алпаев-... .mp3

KTorrent shouldn't cut filenames like here. Maybe source of bug -- non-English letters in filename and wrong calculation of string length.

Send me that torrent

I sent you e-mail.

George, did you reproduce bug with torrents which I sent you?

I'm working on it, if I remove the shortening code, the third torrent still works, so there is something wrong with the length calculation. We use the encoded name to determine the length, but this does not seem to be correct.

It seems that encoding the filename for some reason overestimates the length of the file.

When you encode Russian and any other non-English characters each character in result string represented by more then one symbol. For example, it's web-address with Russian word "Тест" (test) in the end: http://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/%D0%A2%D0%B5%D1%81%D1%82
As you can see each character represented as... 6 characters! Every character in Russian word test represented by 2 bytes which written as 4 characters and 2 separators.

If I understand right filename limited to 255 symbols and when kTorrent count amount of characters in string he count... bytes in encoded string! But when almost all symbols non-English this method fails, because each non-English symbol represented as 6 bytes!

Lain_13 wrote:If I understand right filename limited to 255 symbols and when kTorrent count amount of characters in string he count... bytes in encoded string! But when almost all symbols non-English this method fails, because each non-English symbol represented as 6 bytes!

It is more complicated then that, the limit is actually 4096, however each component of a path can only be 255 bytes in length.

Anyway, this is fixed now