Force recheck and ".!qB"

[yar3333]

Will be good, if qBT check not only "file.ext.!qB", but "file.ext" too.
v3.3.0beta

[chrishirst]

It does.

Failing that, you need to provide a much better explanation of what you consider the problem to be.

[yar3333]

I add new torrent and see what already have some files (option "Use .!qB" is checked). I move files into torrent folder and click "Recheck" - after rechecking: nothing found. I rename files into *.!qB and click "Recheck" again - files found.

[ngosang]

@sledgehammer999 should be tested before v3.3.0 release. Some tag?

[sledgehammer999]

I think this bug wasn't introduced in v3.3.x but exists already, mostly due to limitations on our implementation(or libtorrent's). Basically libtorrent expects files with .!qB. To properly fix this we need to check for the existence of the regular files and if they exist rename them in libtorrent. But if the .!qB files exist by renaming them libtorrent will probably overwrite the "regular ones". In any case, I don't think this is simple enough to fix in time.
And maybe @glassez can throw ideas on how to do this.

[glassez]

I don't think this is simple enough to fix in time.
And maybe @glassez can throw ideas on how to do this.

We need to think carefully on this. Should not rush with this...

[slrslr]

Here i described same or very similar issue and how to reproduce it. This issue is v.3.3 and my issue is v. 4.1

[sledgehammer999]

This issue has been closed and locked for being too old, and thus either most likely resolved in recent versions or no longer applicable.
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