In current release version (0.9.26) the script run:
python ${APP_PATH}/app.py "$*" which does not handle spaces correctly
Now it runs:
python ${APP_PATH}/app.py "$@"
This fix is commited.
** Changed in: backintime
Status: Confirmed => Fix Committed
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backintime-gnome -s <file> bug if filename includes spaces
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/400501
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Status in Back In Time: Fix Committed
Bug description:
I'm trying to show current snapshots for a file using Nautilus-Actions and the
command:
backintime-gnome --snapshots %M
as documented in BIT help. This works really well unless the filename includes
one or more spaces in the name or path. The same occurs when calling the same
command manually in a terminal, no matter what quotes or escape characters are
used in the file name and path. Instead of showing the snapshots, BIT starts
but just shows the most recently used folder.
Ubuntu Jaunty
BIT 0.9.26
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