chinese-trad have problem

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http://photo.yam.com/user/04/f3/coafort/image/3130804.jpg
http://photo.yam.com/user/04/f3/coafort/image/3130805.jpg

 

Hello coafort,

Would you mind explaining Please what your actual problem is as far as those pics are concerned. Are you having a problem with LNS and that flashFXP.exe file ?

Bubba

 

It seems coafort is saying that LnS has a problem in displaying the name of the path when the name of the path is in Chinese (Traditional).

But it is a bit strange. On the official LnS web site, I can see that only Chinese (Simplified) version of LnS is available, but the screenshot showed that the UI of LnS is in Chinese (Traditional).

If coafort is using the Chinese (Simplified) version of LnS, it maybe that the Chinese (Simplified) version of LnS has a problem in displaying Chinese (Traditional) characters.

 

Hi,

Yes, this is a known issue.
It is not linked to the localization plugin and .lng files, which are only about translating the application.

The problem is in the driver when the pathname is detected.
Currently Look 'n' Stop driver doesn't support UNICODE nor MCBS strings for the path of connecting applications. The problem is there.

I've tried to fix the issue with a chinese user (by providing a new driver for tests), but unfortunately it didn't work. Further analysis/test/understanding is required.

If you want to test this test driver:
http://looknstop.soft4ever.com/Beta/lnsfw1/

I would like to know if there is a difference with this driver:
- at the GUI level
- in the console windows

So, before using the new driver, you have to reproduce the issue with the application showing the issue. Then, open the console windows and ask for the driver logs. You will get something like:
...
C:\WINNT\EXPLORER.EXEPC
C:\PROGRAM FILES\INTERNET EXPLORER\IEXPLORE.EXE
C:\WINNT\EXPLORER.EXEPC
C:\PROGRAM FILES\INTERNET EXPLORER\IEXPLORE.EXE
C:\WINNT\EXPLORER.EXEPC
...
and you should have the pathname of the application showing the issueas interpreted by the driver.
1st question: here in the consolen, does the pathname contain the same error as the one at the GUI level or are both strings are wrong and differents ?

Then use the modified driver (save the old one in c:\windows\system32\drivers, put the new one at the same location and reboot).
Same thing, reproduce the problem with the same application and open the console.
2nd question: is there a difference at the GUI level (compared to the standard driver)
3rd question: is there a difference at the console level (compared to the standard driver)
4th question: is there a difference between GUI and console with this test driver.

Thanks,

Frederic

 

Hi Frederic
please upload this new driver in attach file . I can't download from that link. thx!
I can test it.

 

Here it is. (remove .txt).

What kind of error do you have exaclty with the link ?

Frederic

 

Windows XP SP2 Chinese (Simplified) + LNS 2.05P3 standard driver

1st question:the path name contain the same error as the one at the GUI level

Windows Explorer:
http://i81.photobucket.com/albums/j205/ubuntu6/test/explorer.jpg

console:
http://i81.photobucket.com/albums/j205/ubuntu6/test/console.jpg

popup:
http://i81.photobucket.com/albums/j205/ubuntu6/test/GUIpopup.jpg

Application Filter:
http://i81.photobucket.com/albums/j205/ubuntu6/test/AppFilter.jpg

Windows XP SP2 Chinese (Simplified) + LNS 2.05P3 test driver

2nd question: yes
3rd question: yes
4th question: no difference between GUI and console and both strings are wrong

console test:
http://i81.photobucket.com/albums/j205/ubuntu6/test/consoletest.jpg

popup test:
http://i81.photobucket.com/albums/j205/ubuntu6/test/Popuptest.jpg

Application Filter test:
http://i81.photobucket.com/albums/j205/ubuntu6/test/Appfiltertest.jpg

 

download link's IP in GFW Blocklist.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/isaacmao/8529196/
http://static.flickr.com/50/131644866_7cafd2dff3_o.png

 

Hi ubuntu,

Thanks a lot for the string screenshots, it is very helpful.

Something is strange is the 'K', just after "c:\Program Files\".
My understanding is the chinese characters are encoded with 2 bytes, using a first special byte like E4, C0,... and a second byte.
The problem is 'K' is not a special first byte, so I don't understand how it could work. Or perhaps I need to inverse the 2 bytes.

Could you make a copy/paste of the folder name into a text file and send it to me (lnssupport@soft4ever.com), I would like to check the byte values.

Perhaps I will need to create a new version to also display these bytes inside the console, to check what the driver gets exactly.

Thanks,

Frederic

 

Hi
YES the chinese characters are encoded with 2 bytes
I send a email to you , thx!

 

If the path of application named with Chinese ,the LNS cann't recognize the path correctly.
This is well know.