- Check for filename length of 244 instead of 254 to allow for some multibyte characters when checking storage sync error
- On Linux, if filename is over 130 characters and under 244, display filename in error message and include ecrypt suggestion
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@ -933,10 +933,21 @@ Zotero.Sync.Storage = new function () {
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if (e.name == "NS_ERROR_FILE_NOT_FOUND" && destFile.path.length > 255) {
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windowsLength = true;
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}
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// ext3/ext4/HFS+ have a filename length limit of ~254 characters
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else if (e.name == "NS_ERROR_FAILURE" && destFile.leafName.length >= 254) {
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// ext3/ext4/HFS+ have a filename length limit of ~254 bytes
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//
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// These filenames will almost always be ASCII ad files,
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// but allow an extra 10 bytes anyway
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else if (e.name == "NS_ERROR_FAILURE" && destFile.leafName.length >= 244) {
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nameLength = true;
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}
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// ecrypt (on Ubuntu, at least) can result in a lower limit --
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// not much we can do about this, but log a warning
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else if (e.name == "NS_ERROR_FAILURE" && Zotero.isLinux && destFile.leafName.length > 130) {
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var msg = "Error creating file '" + destFile.leafName + "' "
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+ "(Are you using filesystem encryption such as ecrypt "
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+ "that results in a filename length limit below 255 bytes?)";
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Components.utils.reportError(msg);
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}
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if (windowsLength || nameLength) {
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// Is this the main attachment file?
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