Matthew Flaschen schrieb:
> padoivi wrote:
>> I am pretty sure that I never have two files with the same name
>> ("foo" and "FOO") and thus a nice option would be
>> "--dont-mess-with-my-file-names-I-know-what-Iam-doing", even though I
>> understand how risky this could be.
>
> That's what --override-chars-to-quote does. The fact that this causes
> an error indicates you do not in fact know what you're doing.
I tested with "foo" and "FOO", i get the same error as you, padiovi.
FAT32 needs 'A-Z\x00-\x1f"*/:<>?\\\\|\x7f;' - 'A-Z;' is not sufficient.
You could try '\x00-\x1f"*/:<>?\\\\|\x7f;' (you need to figure out how
the escaping works in bash), but i wouldn't recommend it.
Jakob
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