[naver] EUC-KR encoding issue in old image URLs #5126
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Wait a minute, I found a post from 2010 in which the image URL was encoded in UTF-8. |
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My guess was wrong. Regardless of upload date or URL format, the file name field is either EUC-KR or UTF-8. |
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problem solved. |
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Around October 2010, the image server URL format and file name encoding changed from EUC-KR to UTF-8. Modified to detect old URL format and decode image URLs into EUC-KR - (lint with flake8) Customize conditions Wrap lines smaller than 79 characters - (lint with flake8) Customize conditions (2nd try) - One import per line - Indent on consecutive lines - (lint with flake8) Customize conditions (3rd try) - E128 continuation line under-indented for visual indent - E123 closing bracket does not match indentation of opening bracket's line - Update naver.py Check encoding for all image URLs
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Around October 2016, the image server URL format and file name encoding changed from EUC-KR to UTF-8. Modified to detect old URL format and decode image URLs into EUC-KR