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Crash with strange filename #151
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Can you send me an archived copy of the file - just need the exact name - not the data in the file. Email the archived file to support@mynas.com.au |
I've emailed you the file. It's name is indeed exactly the same as I wrote above. |
Thanks .. will use this for local testing |
@borouhin
Local validation of PR:
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@borouhin |
@abraunegg, I'm sorry, but you shouldn't count on me for testing anytime soon. I just want to keep my files in sync. It's 10:50 PM now here. My last sync session started at 06:30 AM and it's still (!) rescanning every single folder and file in my OneDrive directory. Yes, it's a lot of files. But OneDrive Windows client keeps them in sync without noticeable delays (after initial sync), Dropbox for Linux client (I moved to OneDrive from Dropbox after their announcement to drop other FS support except ext4) did the same job with the same files quickly enough not to notice it. Every test leads to restart of sync job, and my home server is constantly loaded with onedrive process, which impacts performance of other tasks. Sure, I could run onedrive on another machine dedicated to testing with a single small folder, but not right now, not enough time, sorry. |
PR #178 merged |
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Bug Report Details
I happened to have a very strange file in my OneDrive folder. It's name was
כץנלו-נעןהבצב.jpg
(presumably, it was saved long ago from some buggy webmail interface).This file was successfully uploaded to OneDrive Personal with official client. It was later downloaded with this client also without errors. However, after that, when running
onedrive --synchronize --local-first
the presence of this file crashed the program (although the file itself was not to be uploaded, it was already present in both local and remote dirs and didn't change).Application and Operating System Details:
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
כץנלו-נעןהבצב.jpg
(perhaps, any filename with such entities will go).onedrive --synchronize --local-first -v
Complete Verbose Log Output
Application Log Output:
Screenshots
Not applicable.
Additional context
Not long before encountering this bug, I removed items.sqlite3 file to debug another issue. Maybe this somehow triggered the bug. I cannot test all the scenarios, because resyncing ~700.000 files in my OneDrive takes very long time.
Bug Report Checklist
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