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Sampol
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Joined: Thu Sep 04, 2014 4:14 pm

url encoding

Post by Sampol »

Hi,
First sorry for my English, I’m Spanish.
We use latest beta version for problems with timespams ( http://www.risefly.com/forrum/viewtopic ... amps#p2186 ).
Our problems is with url encoding of files downloaded from internet.

Example:
We sync from windows folder to ftp server (mirror mode, one direction).
Winfolder have 1 file: Hello%20World.doc
FTPFolder: no files

First sync process:
Winfolder have 1 file: Hello%20World.doc
FTPFolder: no files

Result: Copy “Hello%20World.doc” to FTP folder (correct operation)

Second sync process:
Winfolder have 1 file: Hello%20World.doc
FTPFolder have 1 file: Hello World.doc (with “space” not %20, but if i navigate with Filezilla see file with %20)

Result: Delete file “Hello World.doc” (error 550, the file not exist) and copy file “Hello%20World.doc” (correct, but not necessary).

Third sync process:
Winfolder have 1 file: Hello%20World.doc
FTPFolder have 1 file: Hello World.doc (with “space” not %20, but if i navigate with Filezilla see file with %20)

Result: Delete file “Hello World.doc” (error 550, the file not exist) and copy file “Hello%20World.doc” (correct, but not necessary).

………

Any idea for solving problem?
RiseFly
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Re: url encoding

Post by RiseFly »

Please try to check the following option to avoid the problem:
[attachment=0]FTP-Decode.png[/attachment]
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Sampol
Posts: 7
Joined: Thu Sep 04, 2014 4:14 pm

Re: url encoding

Post by Sampol »

Thanks!!!!
Jacky Jacson
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Joined: Mon Oct 27, 2014 6:01 am

Re: url encoding

Post by Jacky Jacson »

Result: Delete file “Hello World.doc” (error 550, the file not exist) and copy file “Hello%20World.doc” (correct, but not necessary).
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