If you upload a new torrent file with the name mandelbrot_2048x2048.png.torrent and then you download it by clicking on the download button:
The file name will be: mandelbrot.torrent when you save it on disk. It does not use the original torrent name included in the content-disposition header.
The record in the database:
It's using the torrent title. I think it's a frontend issue because the backend adds the content-disposition header with the filename.
It seems there are different ways and priorities to define the filename:
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/a
If you upload a new torrent file with the name
mandelbrot_2048x2048.png.torrentand then you download it by clicking on the download button:The file name will be:
mandelbrot.torrentwhen you save it on disk. It does not use the original torrent name included in thecontent-dispositionheader.The record in the database:
It's using the torrent title. I think it's a frontend issue because the backend adds the
content-dispositionheader with thefilename.It seems there are different ways and priorities to define the filename:
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/a