#14 burst core v1.1.3 barfs on filenames with questionmarks

[Anonymous]

I'm trying to download a torrent that contains a file that
has a questionmark in the filename. Windows cannot
handle this, and burst core v1.1.3 reports that it can't
create the file, and exits. Needs to convert
questionmark to another character.

[Mike Ravkine]

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I'd like to know what torrent program lets people make
torrents with questionmarks in their filename?

A questionmark is obviously not a valid filename character..
I cannot just "rename" the file because that would be
inconsistent. Do I replace the character with a _? a space?
what? What will another client replace it with?
Compatibility is an important goal when implemention open
specifications, you should be able to start a download with
any client, and finish it with any client.