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Software => HFS ~ HTTP File Server => Bug reports => Topic started by: ioSIS on October 16, 2007, 08:29:32 PM
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Hello!
I use HFS 2.2a for sharing files with russian names. I turned off "Encode non-ASCII characters" option, but when I add file with russian name I get a wrong link in clipboard.
For example
http://80.80.115.*/ìóçûêà.rar (correct link is http://80.80.115.*/музыка.rar)
I think that's some Unicode , but should be Win-1251.
May you fix this in next version?
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are you using a russian version of Windows or an english one?
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are you using a russian version of Windows or an english one?
Russian Windows XP Pro SP2
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it's not unicode, it's the wrong codepage
you said the wrong url is in the clipboard.
what does HFS show in the address bar? (near "open in browser")
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what does HFS show in the address bar? (near "open in browser")
right link! (http://80.80.115.*/музыка.rar)
wrong only in clipboard.
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it works perfectly on my system, with non-ansi characters like èçì.
i spent perhaps an hour on this issue, searching and trying, but found nothing i can do for you.
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for rejetto:
I tested also in several ways the problem. The clipboard works ok with cirilic chars, for example if you paste to the adressfield of a browser, but pasting to some editors the caracteres are converted to '?' (%3f).
But I observed the following fenomena: If I create a file or or download one with cirilic caracters in his name, hfs treats it in a strange way:
If I add it to a real folder, hfs substitutes the cirilic caracteres with '???' and shows its filetype as a folder.
When I try to add the file from the context menu, hfs asks if y want to add it as a real or virtual folder.. In both ways, the template shows the file as a folder (normal, as it asked for the type of folder), but: in the vfs tree the 'folders' are not shown! Naturally I cant download the file музыка.mp3 (a music.mp3) because it seems a folder.
I wonder how this works in the russian version of hfs.
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you cannot test using a Windows that is not russian, bacter.
you are using unicode filenames, and HFS doesn't support that yet.