[Mldonkey-bugs] [ 101318 ] MacOS X : Problem with special char

[nobody]

Support Request #101318, was updated on 2002-Sep-22 13:46
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Category: None
Status: Open
Priority: 5
Summary: MacOS X : Problem with special char

By: g3.Solidsnake
Date: 2002-Sep-23 07:27
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The only way I know is to boot into os9 and rename the file
then back into x and you will see the file then.
Thats a very bad bug in x!

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By: paul.terray
Date: 2002-Sep-22 13:46
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Hello,

I just downloaded a file with a ö in the name. While
committing the donwload (using cocodonkey), I got the
message :
Error in rename
Sys_error("temp/C0206AEABBFCD066DB55DE1EE12E6501: File
name too long") (src
[temp/C0206AEABBFCD066DB55DE1EE12E6501] dst
[incoming/Raumschiff Voyager - 153 - 7x07 - Körper und
Seele.avi])

Now I cannot see the file in the Finder window, also
when I use "ls", It displays with "?" in the name. Even
"ll -a" makes strange things, and no command is able
able to handle it, "mv", "cp". Therefore, I can only
remove it with the incoming folder :-(

Would it be possible to filter the char problems, or
use the right encoding (which should utf-8) ?

And does anyone a solution to get back my file ?

Thanks

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