Description of problem: If a directory has invalid unicode name, Konqueror locks the directory. When user tries to access the directory (double click), konqueror complains that the directory seems to not exist. Nautilus seems to handle this quite well. It slaps "(Invalid Unicode)" text at the end of the garbled unicode name and allows user to access and even change the directory name. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): KDE that comes with FC2 (3.2?) How reproducible: Always. Steps to Reproduce: 1. Name a directory with some invalid unicode characters. 2. Try to access the directory using konqueror. Actual results: Konqueror complains that directory seems to not exist. Expected results: Konqueror behaves and accesses the directory Additional info: Problems seems to be in Mandrake too. After googling a bit, here are some more info: http://www.pclinuxonline.com/pollcomments.php?op=Reply&pid=2662&pollID=161&mode=&order=&thold=
i have tried to reproduce this problem with your above instructions in FC2 and FC3test3. cp startkde-afs.patch "äüöÃfileä.patch" mkdir "äüöÃfileä" konqueror can access/change/rename this file and directory without any problem. sorry, it works for me. please reopen it again if you have exactly instructions how to reproduce this problem. Thanks
Created attachment 105976 [details] torrent Try opening this torrent file. It will create an invalid unicode directory as I mentioned above.
strange, i have opened this file with konqueror, it does not create any invalid unicode directory! could you please give more details? thanks
Hmm.. I found out that Azureus correctly create the unicode directory (with valid Unicode), but shad0w's client (using wxPython gui) created the invalid Unicode directory name. In any case, it's fixed with FC3. Konqueror is now able to access the invalid unicode directory.