Version: (using KDE 4.0.98) Installed from: Fedora RPMs OS: Linux If there are files with names incorrectly encoded in a directory, Dolphin is not able to move/copy/delete/rename them. See the attached screenshots. The files shown in it were in a tarball, probably created in a computer with a different filesystem encoding. Now it was uncompressed at my computer, I can't get rid of them, unless I open a konsole and use the command line to remove the directory in which the files are. Konsole is able to acess the files and I can rename/delete/move/copy them from there. In this specific case shown in the screenshot, however, the file names are identical until the first invalid character, so I can't access them individually even in konsole (but I can remove the directory. In Dolphin, I can't do that either).
Created attachment 26288 [details] Files with invalid characters in their names can not be accessed in Dolphin
This seems to be related to bug 160072 ( and therefore bug 159241 / bug 165400 / bug 165044 )
I agree with Dario. I'm marking this as a dup of bug #165044 (which is temporary closed). I've asked to reopen #165044 until is not fixed. *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 165044 ***