Your text editor probably realizes the text file is compressed and uncompresses it on the fly. This is an issue where KTorrent is handed a compressed file, and doesn't realize its compressed and tries to use it as-is. Leading to garbage input, which makes KTorrent think there's nothing valid.
What SHOULD happen is KTorrent realizes its compressed, passes it through the unzip de-compression utility. And then gets handed back the uncompressed version of the text file, which is valid input and everyone's happen.
Michael,
As far as I can tell so far, this is the issue:
Your text editor probably realizes the text file is compressed and uncompresses it on the fly. This is an issue where KTorrent is handed a compressed file, and doesn't realize its compressed and tries to use it as-is. Leading to garbage input, which makes KTorrent think there's nothing valid.
What SHOULD happen is KTorrent realizes its compressed, passes it through the unzip de-compression utility. And then gets handed back the uncompressed version of the text file, which is valid input and everyone's happen.