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After I upgraded to 4.0.2, I noticed attachment filenames have been shorten to about 12 characters. Our site use a lot of attachments and rely on the filenames to explain each attachment. I took a look at the database; it seems that filenames are stored in unreadable utf-8. Is there a way I can have the filenames back? Please help!
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Hmmm, I was hoping someone ran into this problem. I still can't find a solution. -
I am not seeing this on my 4.0.2 test site. I just uploaded a text file with a long name as you can see in the image:
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I found what's going on.
In newattachment.php line 151.
PHP Code:if ($vbulletin->GPC['flash'] AND is_array($vbulletin->GPC['attachment']))
{
$vbulletin->GPC['attachment']['utf8_names'] = true;
}
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I came across this bug report - Attachment filenames are messed up in 4.0.2 Is that your issue here?
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Hello suypport, i found the erorr when i move attachment from database system to file system. I trying to move 300 attachment first, and found the erorr like this : Attachment Manager
Attachment...Fri 21 Feb '14, 8:24pm
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