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[Festor]

Searching in Debian bug tracker I found this:

http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=525078#27

[Stu Redman]

Hmm - tried it and could reproduce the problem:

   Quick (and harmless) way to simulate an attack and reproduce the bug:

    - run amule from the command line
    - set video player to "vlc" in the preferences
    - start downloading a file (use the search tool to find a small
      txt file)
    - pause download using right click -> Pause
    - rename file to '-vvvv.avi (with a leading tick) using right
      click -> Show File Details
    - resume download, wait for completion
    - double click on the file
    - you should see VLC's very verbose debug messages in amule's console,
      indicating that it has been called with -vvvv.avi as an extra
      argument, increasing its verbosity

Didn't try the suggested fix

   The following fix works, though (tested with 2.2.5):

     rawFileName.Replace(QUOTE, wxT("\\") QUOTE);

[Festor]

Then there's a problem, right?

Should I patch my aMule builds or there will be a 2.2.6? (or a "2.2.5.1" release) 

[GonoszTopi]

Didn't try the suggested fix

Could you please?

or there will be a 2.2.6?

Don't know yet. Last release was almost 3 months ago, and this is the second patch affecting 2.2.5 I consider serious.

[Stu Redman]

Then there's a problem, right?

Yeah, just as serious as this one. 

Didn't try the suggested fix

Could you please?

Fix works. No super-verbose messages, and file is actually played back (I downloaded an mp3). I've tried '-vvvv.avi and Bla'-vvvv Bla.avi Don't know if there are other constellations thinkable.

[wires]

Fix works. No super-verbose messages, and file is actually played back (I downloaded an mp3). I've tried '-vvvv.avi and Bla'-vvvv Bla.avi Don't know if there are other constellations thinkable.

What about using "file:///<TEMPDIR>/<PARTFILE>" as the file argument and/or using "vlc -- <PARTFILE>". At least for linux '--' denotes end of options.

[Kry]

Don't know yet. Last release was almost 3 months ago, and this is the second patch affecting 2.2.5 I consider serious.

Do.