[Solved] False "missing parts" message

With file names like:
*.001
*.002
[...]
*.123

jdownloader complains about missing parts. It's not ignoring the leading zeros?

[raztoki]

it assumes they are archives (parts), either (hj)split or rars can use that naming pattern.
if one/some are missing within range it should tell you which one via warning dialog.

are you implying that they are all there? or not archives ?

raztoki

Yes, all parts are present. It complains, for example, that *.6 is missing when there's a *.006.

[raztoki]

@Luke M
can you supply the links either via container or urls to support@jdownloader.org and Jiaz will look at this for you.

raztoki

[Jiaz]

Please provide example links to support@jdownloader.org
You can also select them and export to DLC and send us the container file

Ok, I think I have the solution. In initExtractors(), HJSplit should come before HachaSplit.

This only mattered with >100 parts, which is why it went unnoticed until now.

[Jiaz]

Would be nice if you could provide example links, so I can test/reproduce and confirm the change/fix
Alternative I can create myself dummy links. Can you tell me the numbers from and to ? and name?

HachaSplit: .0, .1, .2, ...
HJSplit: .001, .002, .003,...

See attachments.

[Jiaz]

Ich kann das Problem nachstellen. Danke! Ich werd den Fehler morgen beheben.

[Jiaz]

Wird mit dem nächsten Update behoben sein. In SplitType.HACHA_SPLIT hab ich die Methode looksLikeAnArchive überarbeitet, damit sie auf die speziellen Eigenschaften von HachaSplit achtet.
HachaSplit nummeriert mit 0,1,2,..10,12...100,101...
HJSplit nummeriert mit 000,001,002....

Thanks!

[Jiaz]

Update ist live, sollte jetzt wie gewünscht funktionieren. Feedback wäre nice

Yes, it works.

[Jiaz]

Thanks for the feedback!
Btw, sorry. Just saw that I've answered in german and not in english! I somehow thought you wrote german