Bug: Deluge fails at renaming folders in torrents.
Posted: Tue Sep 13, 2011 5:52 pm
Client: Windows
Server: Linux
Description: If adding a torrent, eg. a whole series which has Several files ordered into one or more folders these are not possible to rename without corruping the folder structure of the torrent. If i try to rename a folder deluge will see it as a part of the file name instead of a folder.
Here I've added a torent as an example
I change the folder name, and deluge client auto adds a backslash to whatever I put as a name. I thought this was since it was a folder, but apparently it is just a string that gets passed. I tried adding a forward slash to make it Linux compliant, but this just results in a /\
It i quite obvious even in deluge that there are some serious bugs associated with renaming folders but what the hell let's give it the benefit of the doubt....
Ah.. the lovely.. oh.. yeah.. no.. it buches the whole directory structure into the filename, as soon as a folder is renamed deluge will not handle it as a folder anymore but sees it as a substring in the filename of the resulting file.
Server: Linux
Description: If adding a torrent, eg. a whole series which has Several files ordered into one or more folders these are not possible to rename without corruping the folder structure of the torrent. If i try to rename a folder deluge will see it as a part of the file name instead of a folder.
Here I've added a torent as an example
I change the folder name, and deluge client auto adds a backslash to whatever I put as a name. I thought this was since it was a folder, but apparently it is just a string that gets passed. I tried adding a forward slash to make it Linux compliant, but this just results in a /\
It i quite obvious even in deluge that there are some serious bugs associated with renaming folders but what the hell let's give it the benefit of the doubt....
Ah.. the lovely.. oh.. yeah.. no.. it buches the whole directory structure into the filename, as soon as a folder is renamed deluge will not handle it as a folder anymore but sees it as a substring in the filename of the resulting file.