Download file to NAS or Local Network

[3axap]

Hello! qBittorrent cant download files to NAS or Local area.. Simple - Download to: \\IOMEGA\Movies\DOWNLOAD\ or \\192.168.20.20\Movies\DOWNLOAD\ , qBittorrent make mirror folder in root qBittorrent folder D:/qBittorrent/\\IOMEGA\Movies\DOWNLOAD\ and show error.. error.. and error..
I tryed made symlink.. but symlink dont work.

Thanx.

[Dayman]

This is a known problem and it probably won't be solved in near future.

[3axap]

[quote="Dayman"]
This is a known problem and it probably won't be solved in near future.
[/quote]
Thank you!

[aziztcf]

Have you tried mapping the drives? Yknow, rightclick network location, "Map network drive..."
That way it seems to work just fine.

[3axap]

[quote="aziztcf"]
Have you tried mapping the drives? Yknow, rightclick network location, "Map network drive..."
That way it seems to work just fine.
[/quote]
You right, Thanks! I was forgot about Network Drive!

[3axap]

Hello, some one know, how work this \\NETSTORAGE\Movies\DOWNLOAD\ or this \\192.168.1.2\Movies\DOWNLOAD\ now? In 3.1.0 stable?

[Dayman]

[quote="3axap"]
Hello, some one know, how work this \\NETSTORAGE\Movies\DOWNLOAD\ or this \\192.168.1.2\Movies\DOWNLOAD\ now? In 3.1.0 stable?
[/quote]

No. Mapped drives will work. UNC paths will not

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This needs fixing directory separators all over the code

[3axap]

It's a pity .. Sometimes I forget make network drive mapping (cmd scheduler), and then need rehash. Thank you!

[sledgehammer_999]

Also let's say that we magically solve the UNC path problem and pass the UNC paths to libtorrent. Will it be able to recognise, use, read and write to them?

[Dayman]

[quote="sledgehammer_999"]
Also let's say that we magically solve the UNC path problem and pass the UNC paths to libtorrent. Will it be able to recognise, use, read and write to them?
[/quote]

Yes. I've tested this by using native slashes in a couple of places in the code. Though I've indefinitely postponed fixing this, 'cause it's all over the code: QString.replace("\", "/")