Percent decoding of file names takes place even if the filename doesn't come from the URL

[friskgit]

Hi,

Love to try organize! I tried to connect to Dropbox (Android) but it failed. Now I just get a blank screen when I try to reconnect and a pop-up that says connection failed.

Any hints?

Thanks, Henrik

[schoettl]

Hi,

What does the pop-up exactly say? I darkly remember similar symptoms. We can look up the exact error message in the closed issues here.

Did you try also on a desktop PC? Does it work there?

[munen]

Hi there

thank you for the report. A console log output would be very helpful. Generally speaking, logging in to Dropbox works. I just tried it, again: https://www.dropbox.com/s/g55m70qmbpqp2zb/Video%2017.10.22%2C%2009%2027%2041.mp4?dl=0

Kind regards

[friskgit]

Hi,

Yes, the log in seems to have worked. I got a message from Dropbox that organice was authorized.

The popup says:

organice.200ok.ch says
There was an error retrieving your files!

I can get to a page that says "You don't have any file settings - add one by pressing the + button", but there is no + button.

I haven't done any developing for android, but if you tell me how to get the log I'd be happy to do submit it!

[friskgit]

Tried on my laptop, but it gives the same result. Is there a special place where the org files have to be on the Dropbox?

[schoettl]

In the desktop PC browser, press F12 (or menu -> dev tools); then, the error log should show up. It should look similar like in the screenshots of this issue: #848

[friskgit]

Hi,

It appears to have to do with a percent sign in one of the directories in my Dropbox:

Pathname "/files/Katt Hernandez 50% Seminar" could not be decoded. This is likely caused by an invalid percent-encoding.

Is it possible to connect organice to the specific directory that contains the org files rather than the entire structure? I can probably get rid of this directory though.

[friskgit]

After removing that directory it works. For some reason I still can't see all of the .org files in the file settings dialog though. I see some, and if I open a sub directory within my org files directory, I can see the org files there. The log does not show anything

[schoettl]

Regarding this original issue, I can confirm the bug. (mkdir ~/Dropbox/'test%')

I get this error even if I didn't try to show test%s content or a file in it. Maybe the percent decoding is done in the wrong place. It should be done only right after grabbing the file path from the URL.

URIError: Pathname "/files/test%" could not be decoded. This is likely caused by an invalid percent-encoding.
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    Go live_sync.js:19
    Redux 2
    hs sync_backend.js:73
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Regarding the questions unrelated to this issue, see #304 and maybe #896.