The downloaded torrent filename is the torrent title instead of the original torrent file name

[josecelano]

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

[mario-nt]

The downloaded torrent file's name is the same as the torrent tittle because the torrent tittle is passed to the function that executes the download, instead of the original torrent file's name.

In the screenshot below the torrent title is passed to the download function alongside the hash id in the helpers.ts file:

If we modify that value manually or check the debugger we can see how that torrent title is used to name the file that will be downloaded:

[mario-nt]

I'm working on fixing it by either retrieving the torrent's name from the database and setting the download attribute with that data or using the content-disposition header to get the same data.