Bug in DC protocol ( "$" in filename)

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ilarrain
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Bug in DC protocol ( "$" in filename)

Post by ilarrain » 2003-12-27 01:57

There is a bug on DC protocol, whenever you try to download a file with $ in its path or filename, DC++ thinks it's a token, so when downloading, it will say "file not available".

If it's not possible to change DC protocol, at least it should be removed from the list.

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Post by Xan1977 » 2003-12-27 02:48

filenames with illegal characters such as $ are removed from the share list in DC++. Did you happen to catch which client he was using?

ilarrain
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Post by ilarrain » 2003-12-27 07:01

he was using 0.263, and i'm using 0.305

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Post by BSOD2600 » 2003-12-27 07:08

-- 0.232 2003-02-14 --
* Files containing $'s are no longer added to share (can't be downloaded later on...) (this is a protocol limitation)

That being said, he can't be using any normal version of DC++ past 0.232. I don't know how NMDC or DCGUI treat the $ in filenames, but if he's showing a DC++ PK, then he's a faker.

ilarrain
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Post by ilarrain » 2003-12-27 07:17

is there the possibility that developers had forgotten to remove directories too? because it's not on the filename, but on the path to the file.

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