Anders Johansson skrev: > On Saturday 06 October 2007 10:26:40 Lars Norén wrote: >> Hello everybody. After updating from openSUSE 10.2 (32 bit) to the >> gorgeous green 10.3 and restoring the backup from a USB-hdd, all >> filenames (.doc-, .odt-, .rtf- and .pdf-files) in a folder on the >> HTTP-server are lowercase -- is there a way to make them uppercase >> again? The files are in a lot of subfolders but there is only one level >> of subfolders. I've Googled for 'uppercase filename linux suse' but >> didn't find anything I could use. I'm thankfull for any tips, tricks or >> hints. /Lars > > What filesystem do you use on the usb hard drive?
vfat. > > It sounds like it has a windows file system which is being mounted with a > mount option to make all file names lowercase I've used it in openSUSE 10.2 and then the file names were uppercase. I guess something is changed in 10.3, somewhere... > > Next question: why would anyone want to have filenames in all-uppercase? Yeah, I know, it would have been a lot smarter to name the files after the corresponding id-number in the database, instead I choose to name them after the course code (it's a system for managing syllabuses). It's a long story... And there is (or perhaps was) at least one good reason for it :) /Lars -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
