[vanx]

Hello,

When using JD to download a file that has a plus (+) in the file name, the end result is a file with a space instead of the plus.

Windows supports pluses, so why does JD drop it?

Cheers

[Jiaz]

Please provide example links. + is a sign that must be correct encoded because
URLDecode("+") = " "
URLDecode("%2b" = "+"

[Jiaz]

[vanx]

The links in question are non-public, so I cannot provide those specific examples.

However, when I mouse over such files, it shows a plus in the browser bar.

Also, when I use right click and Save As in Chrome, the downloaded file does have a "+" in it as expected.

[Jiaz]

Can you provide logs ? Enable Debug Mode in Settings-Advanced Settings-Log.debugmodeenabled and restart JDownloader. Download the file and create a log, https://support.jdownloader.org/Know...d-session-logs and post shown logID here.

I need either log or example links as filenames can be parsed from headers and urls and both can have different encodings.

[vanx]

jdlog://0030954433151/

[Jiaz]

Thanks, I will try to fix that as soon as possible

[vanx]

Originally Posted by Jiaz

Thanks, I will try to fix that as soon as possible

It's been a while but no fix. Any news?

[Jiaz]

I just started working on this but need more time with testing.

[vanx]

Originally Posted by Jiaz

I just started working on this but need more time with testing.

Any idea when this will be fixed? Within a couple of months, it'll be a year since the bug was reported.

[Jiaz]

I did lot of work in this and in my tests it is working fine. can you please provide fresh log? or example links?
It still might be plugin specific (as those can special handling filename and encoding) or some special case I haven't tested before

[vanx]

Here you go:

06.04.19 11.46.31 <--> 06.04.19 12.03.24 jdlog://3697776935451/

[Jiaz]

Thanks for the logs. I could setup my testserver in same way and now able to reproduce the issue. Will fix it as soon as I find time