eivindveg
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8 years ago Are you able to provide the verbatim output of the following command?
reg query "HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\Shell Folders" /v personalIf it displays any personal information and you feel you need to censor it, please make sure that the replaced values conform to the same pattern, ie:
- Digit is replaced with digit
- Lowercase character in standard character set(a-z) is replaced with another lowercase character in the same character set. Same applies for non-standard characters(æøå, Arabic, Russian, etc), and also uppercase for uppercase.
This is an issue that is definitely fixed in most cases of a moved documents folder. However, the Windows 1252 encoding does not translate well into any other character set and can cause a lot of breakages.
Note to other developers: In the case of a coding error, the offending code is located at https://github.com/eivindveg/HotSUploader/blob/develop/src/main/java/ninja/eivind/hotsreplayuploader/services/platform/WindowsService.java#L102-L137, specifically the fallback at line 131
Poobslag
My "Documents" folder is not located on my C drive -- it's located in "D:\documents". This means my HotS replay files are stored in locations like "D:\documents\Heroes of the Storm\Accounts\Replays\Multiplayer\Battlefield of Eternity (4).StormReplay". My computer's set up this way because my C drive is an SSD, and my D drive is a much larger HDD.
HotSUploader does not detect any replays. Furthermore, on startup it creates a new "C:\Users\Documents" directory, which contains a single file, "C:\Users\Documents\HotSReplayUploader\database.mv.db".
I would expect this file would instead be stored in my "Documents" directory on the D: drive, and I would expect it would detect all of the replays I have stored there.