Do Not support mount folder with name of double-byte languages.

[gzl6]

Environment

• Windows version: windows 10
• Processor architecture:
• Encfs4win version: 1.10.1-RC8
• Dokan version (legacy, modern): modern

Description

As subjected. Error message "error saving configuration file".

Expected behavior vs. actual behavior

Folder with name or path of english language can be mounted

Steps to reproduce problem

Relevant logs

Attach any relevant log files that can help to debug your issue (be sure to use the -v option for verbose logs).

[jetwhiz]

Hi @gzl6, thank you for the report!

When you say double-byte languages, are you referring to Big5 and the like, or UTF-8?

[gzl6]

Yes, Big5 someting alike.

Date: Wed, 10 Aug 2016 09:07:55 -0700
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Subject: Re: [jetwhiz/encfs4win] Do Not support mount folder with name of double-byte languages. (#55)

Hi @gzl6, thank you for the report!

When you say double-byte languages, are you referring to Big5 and the like, or UTF-8?

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[jetwhiz]

Is this error only happening with encfsw.exe?

Have you tried using the command line program (encfs.exe) directly to see if the problem exists there as well?

[gzl6]

1# Folder path with ASCII is ok to proceed

C:\Program Files (x86)\encfs>encfs d:\test x:\

Creating new encrypted volume.

Please choose from one of the following options:

enter "x" for expert configuration mode,

enter "p" for pre-configured paranoia mode,

anything else, or an empty line will select standard mode.

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2# If Folder path with double-byte languages, command window would be idle and has to use ctrl-c to quit.

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Subject: Re: [jetwhiz/encfs4win] Do Not support mount folder with name of double-byte languages. (#55)

Is this error only happening with encfsw.exe?

Have you tried using the command line program (encfs.exe) directly to see if the problem exists there as well?

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[jetwhiz]

@gzl6 if you use verbose mode (encfs -v d:\test x:), does it give any errors or useful output? The verbose logs will be stored in your %TEMP% folder.

[gzl6]

1# Mount encfs -v d:\测试 x:, command window idle and no output on screen and %TEMP% folder
2# Mount encfs -v d:\test x: , screen as attached,
And a new file of enc7C15.tmp, size 1KB
content:
2016-08-19 11:05:06,570 VER [main.cpp:539] Closing stderr

[jetwhiz]

@gzl6 -- I'm going to have to look into supporting these languages ... right now the terminal is set to always use UTF-8, which might be causing these issues. Also, Dokany uses UTF-8 and UTF-16 internally.

Can you test out Dokany and see if you can successfully use their samples in these multi-byte languages?

[gzl6]

I used mirror.exe to try. The result is OK.

[stale]

This issue has been automatically marked as stale because it has not had recent activity. It will be closed if no further activity occurs. Thank you for your contributions.

[mishuha]

Got issue like this on cyrillic folder naming in v1.11.0-beta.1 using GUI - "error saving configuration file".
After folder was renamed accordingly to ascii the error has disappeared.

[jetwhiz]

It looks like stalebot got overly eager and closed this issue ... I've reopened this issue since it still needs to be addressed.