Version: 0.8.5 (using KDE KDE 3.5.2) Installed from: Ubuntu Packages OS: Linux When a downloaded file is attached via a method such as sending the HTTP headers "Content-Disposition: (attached|inline);filename=foo.torrent;other-information" as specified in RFC 2183, it saves the file as the URL's name instead of the filename from the headers. A common usage of this method is on torrent sites that send torrents as attachments via some download.php?id=12345 method. My guess is that it allows for customised torrent files using a user-specific announce URL (typically to keep track of a user's up:down ratio). It also allows for obfuscation of the URL to prevent direct linking to a specific mirror so that the best mirror is chosen for everyone who visits that page.
Probably a duplicate of #122372.
Actually, #122372 is a duplicate of this bug report. I can reproduce this problem under FreeBSD 6.1 with KDE 3.5.2 and kget 0.8.5. Everything built directly from FreeBSD ports.
*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 122372 ***
This is not a dupe of 122372. I can reproduce by giving kget the URL directly, e.g., if I drag and drop the URL from 122372 into my kget window, it wants to save to a directory (not index.html). (Using 0.8.5 with KDE 3.5.8 - clicking on the URL in konqueror works fine, but not drag&drop into kde, nor the import from text file.)