Open vinhtq115 opened 8 months ago
Thank you for the report. I'll try to look further into to the issue the next week.
Though this may be connected with encoding issues, see https://github.com/idlesign/torrentool/issues?q=is%3Aissue+encoding
I have filtered out files that are causing errors and uploaded them here.
It seems I'm too late: The transfer you requested has been deleted.
I've tried 2.rar from https://github.com/vinhtq115/rename-torrent-from-hash/issues/3#issuecomment-766251541
Yet was unable to extract files:
I have filtered out files that are causing errors and uploaded them here.
It seems I'm too late:
The transfer you requested has been deleted.
I've tried 2.rar from vinhtq115/rename-torrent-from-hash#3 (comment)
Yet was unable to extract files:
Here is the new link. Unfortunately, I don't remember how I numbered these files few weeks ago so their names are hashes.
This comment seems to be relevant
https://github.com/idlesign/torrentool/issues/2#issuecomment-166059474
for example encoding GBK
is used in 01eee2dfdb657303c6149ea27feee703b4936957.torrent
.
In my repo, an user is having issue with some of his/her torrent files (link to original issue). I have filtered out files that are causing errors and uploaded them here. These torrent files can be read just fine in qBittorrent (macOS).
The majority of the files throw exceptions when using
Torrent.from_file
with the exception of file3.torrent
.` char.ool.exceptions.BencodeDecodingError: Unable to interpret `
: file 1, 2, 5torrentool.exceptions.BencodeDecodingError: Unable to interpret `:` char.
: file 4, 6torrentool.exceptions.BencodeDecodingError: Unable to interpret `` char.
: file 7For file
3.torrent
,Torrent.from_file
works fine but when I try to read thename
property, it throws this error:AttributeError: 'list' object has no attribute 'get'
.