Problem with :filename

[whipsterCZ]

Hello

I come across to problem when I'm using special (diacritics and white space) characters in filename.

$path = $model->file->url(); //return correctly  "my/path/Snímek obrazovky 2015-10-16 v 12.57.26.png"

but if its in <img src={{$path}}> server throws 404 Not Found Exception

because its trying to fetch Sn%C3%ADmek%20obrazovky%202015-10-16%20v%2013.00.24.png

I thing it will be great feature if configuration has option :safeFilename which converts original filename to ASCII

[kyranb]

👍 Just ran into this issue in production

[benallfree]

Fixed in #150

[hackel]

Well, I finally got hit by this bug a year later. It also affects any filename with a % in it, which it turns out certain disreputable browsers use to save images, e.g. "my%20face.jpg". It seems like a rather critical issue.

@benallfree Do you still intend to refactor #150 or would you like me to do it? I actually already did it for my own project, but I had to make my own url() method that manually creates an instance of a URLEncodingInterpolator and sets it on the Attachment instance. It would be great if this was built-in.

[benallfree]

I believe #167 fixes this whole issue because filesystem names are no longer based on the URL name.