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the plus sign (+) in URLs confuses some proxies

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WhisperiN

WhisperiN

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Hello all,

I just discovered that the + sign in assists files names, that we upload via the dashboard (ie, cover image, logo image) confuses some proxies, and sometimes get replaced with a white space.

Examples:
content/images/system/logo_1.47753134174E+12_c7f82d.svg
content/images/system/home_cover_1.47753471634E+12_dd5f95.jpg

I'd appreciate if it would be removed or replaced with dashes or underscores.

Regards..
 
The problem is right here:

PHP: 
$v['name'] .= '_' . round(microtime(TRUE) * 1000) . '_' . G\random_string(6); // prevent hard cache issues

System does this microtime stuff to stamp the file upload date so it avoids cache issues. The expected return is the current time in milliseconds (like 1485105946700), but in your server PHP is casting this in scientific notation (E+12 is exp 12), most likely due to your locale / system settings (PHP).

The fix for this is to always force the right number format:

PHP: 
$v['name'] .= '_' . number_format(round(microtime(TRUE) * 1000), 0, '', '') . '_' . G\random_string(6); // prevent hard cache issues

By doing that the system will be always forced to output a time which only contains digits and nothing else.

I will add this patch in the next release, thank you for inform me about this.

Cheers,
Rodolfo.
 
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