0010494: National characters in filename of attaches - MantisBT

ID	Project	Category	View Status	Date Submitted	Last Update

0010494	mantisbt	html	public	2009-05-18 03:42	2009-10-07 14:19

Reporter	Kirill	Assigned To	dhx
Priority	normal	Severity	minor	Reproducibility	have not tried
Status	closed	Resolution	fixed
Platform	Windows	OS	Windows XP	OS Version	1.1.0
Product Version	git trunk
Target Version	1.2.0rc2	Fixed in Version	1.2.0rc2

Summary	0010494: National characters in filename of attaches
Description	Users upload attach in national characters. In db, mantisbt html I see correct names. When I try download whis Firefox, I get encoded chars - not filename. See more in screenshots.
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Attached Files	screen1.png (3,008 bytes) screen1.png (3,008 bytes) screen2.png (3,157 bytes) screen2.png (3,157 bytes) screen3.png (10,906 bytes) screen3.png (10,906 bytes) screen5.png (9,146 bytes) screen5.png (9,146 bytes) screen6.png (2,803 bytes) screen6.png (2,803 bytes) screen4.png (11,904 bytes) screen4.png (11,904 bytes) 海納百川.海納百川 (13 bytes)

MantisBT: master 3b39c345 2009-07-01 10:14 dhx Details Diff	Fix 0010494: support UTF-8 attachment filenames RFC2231 gives us the ability to define a filename in the Content-Disposition header that is encoded in UTF-8. Unfortuantly older browsers such as Internet Explorer 7 do not support RFC2231. Therefore this implementation provides a fallback mechanism that works with most major browsers. See http://greenbytes.de/tech/tc2231/ for more information on what techniques we have available, and why I've patched this using attfnboth2 fallback technique.	Affected Issues 0010494
	mod - file_download.php	Diff File
MantisBT: master-1.2.x 4807ed6d 2009-07-01 10:14 dhx Details Diff	Fix 0010494: support UTF-8 attachment filenames RFC2231 gives us the ability to define a filename in the Content-Disposition header that is encoded in UTF-8. Unfortuantly older browsers such as Internet Explorer 7 do not support RFC2231. Therefore this implementation provides a fallback mechanism that works with most major browsers. See http://greenbytes.de/tech/tc2231/ for more information on what techniques we have available, and why I've patched this using attfnboth2 fallback technique.	Affected Issues 0010494
	mod - file_download.php	Diff File

has duplicate	0010834	closed	dhx	Project Documentation file name changed when download
has duplicate	0010868	closed	dhx	Problem with downloading of files those have cyrillic simbols in their names

dhx 2009-07-01 09:52 reporter ~0022346	See http://greenbytes.de/tech/tc2231/ for some ideas on what we should be doing, and how well each method is supported by some popular browser versions.