When uploading an item to imeji on our intranet using Internet Explorer, imeji uses its local path (C:\Users\Pubilc...) as a filename. The problem is that Windows compressed folder cannot handle a zip file that contains such files.
For example, this collection contains two files. The filenames are "Penguins.jpg" and "C:\Users\Public\Pictures\Sample Pictures\Tulips.jpg".
http://imeji.nims.go.jp/imeji/collection/xmNIFgndJ2pWmR1
When I open a zip file of the collection with Windows compressed folder, only "Penguins.jpg" appears.
The unzip command on Ubuntu 14.04 can extract two files with a warning message.
$ unzip NIMS\ imeji_Tue_May_12_11-01-31_JST_2015.zip
Archive: NIMS imeji_Tue_May_12_11-01-31_JST_2015.zip
inflating: Penguins.jpg
warning: NIMS imeji_Tue_May_12_11-01-31_JST_2015.zip appears to use backslashes as path separators
inflating: C:/Users/Public/Pictures/Sample Pictures/Tulips.jpg
When uploading an item to imeji on our intranet using Internet Explorer, imeji uses its local path (C:\Users\Pubilc...) as a filename. The problem is that Windows compressed folder cannot handle a zip file that contains such files. For example, this collection contains two files. The filenames are "Penguins.jpg" and "C:\Users\Public\Pictures\Sample Pictures\Tulips.jpg". http://imeji.nims.go.jp/imeji/collection/xmNIFgndJ2pWmR1
When I open a zip file of the collection with Windows compressed folder, only "Penguins.jpg" appears.
The unzip command on Ubuntu 14.04 can extract two files with a warning message.
I can change Internet Explorer settings to stop sending a local directory name, https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/JSD-153
but I think imeji should remove the local directory name and use the base filename as an imeji filename by default.
I'm using Windows 7 and Internet Explorer 11. It may be related to #664 .