Thanks for taking the time to report this problem. It is actually not a
bug but rather normal behaviour. The trouble you are in is that special
characters need to be "escaped". This are not only brackets, but also
white spaces like " ". So, if you want to transfer a file try this:
file name "test[
sftp> get "selene \[ \]"
Bad escaped character '\\['
Doesn't.
Can someone test this issue?
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sftp cannot get filenames with "[" and "]" whith space between
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** Summary changed:
- sftp cannot get filenames with "[ " and " ]"
+ sftp cannot get filenames with "[" and "]" whith space between
** Description changed:
sftp cannot get a filename named "South Park - 10x08 - Make Love, Not
Warcraft [ Subtitulado.al.Castellano] [By.Tetsu].avi", but when I
I've updated description so get "selene []" works, but get "selene[ ]"
and "selene[_ ]" don't.
Jonathan, I'm using Ubuntu hardy amd64 as client, and i386 as server,
linux 2.6.24-19, and openssh-client and server version
1:4.9p1-8ubuntu1.2.
sftp> ls
incomingselene , . [ ] selene , [ ]
You probably need to substitute both [ and ], e.g.:
get "selene\[_ \]"
(I suspect OpenSSH 5.1p1 in Intrepid has more sensible handling here,
although I haven't tested it; there was certainly a comment in the
upstream release notes about all this having been cleaned up.)
--
sftp cannot get fil
** Summary changed:
- sftp cannot get filenames with "[ " and " ]"
+ sftp cannot get filenames with "[" and "]" whith space between
** Description changed:
sftp cannot get a filename named "South Park - 10x08 - Make Love, Not
Warcraft [ Subtitulado.al.Castellano] [By.Tetsu].avi", but when I
I've updated description so get "selene []" works, but get "selene[ ]"
and "selene[_ ]" don't.
Jonathan, I'm using Ubuntu hardy amd64 as client, and i386 as server,
linux 2.6.24-19, and openssh-client and server version
1:4.9p1-8ubuntu1.2.
sftp> ls
incomingselene , . [ ] selene , [ ]
You probably need to substitute both [ and ], e.g.:
get "selene\[_ \]"
(I suspect OpenSSH 5.1p1 in Intrepid has more sensible handling here,
although I haven't tested it; there was certainly a comment in the
upstream release notes about all this having been cleaned up.)
--
sftp cannot get fil
sftp> get "selene \[ \]"
Bad escaped character '\\['
Doesn't.
Can someone test this issue?
--
sftp cannot get filenames with "[" and "]" whith space between
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/267980
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morning hehe.
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Thanks for taking the time to report this problem. It is actually not a
bug but rather normal behaviour. The trouble you are in is that special
characters need to be "escaped". This are not only brackets, but also
white spaces like " ". So, if you want to transfer a file try this:
file name "test[
Thanks for taking the time to report this problem. It is actually not a
bug but rather normal behaviour. The trouble you are in is that special
characters need to be "escaped". This are not only brackets, but also
white spaces like " ". So, if you want to transfer a file try this:
file name "test[
Can anybody reproduce the issue?
--
sftp cannot get filenames with "[" and "]" whith space between
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/267980
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** Summary changed:
- sftp cannot get filenames with "[ " and " ]"
+ sftp cannot get filenames with "[" and "]" whith space between
** Description changed:
sftp cannot get a filename named "South Park - 10x08 - Make Love, Not
Warcraft [ Subtitulado.al.Castellano] [By.Tetsu].avi", but when I
I've updated description so get "selene []" works, but get "selene[ ]"
and "selene[_ ]" don't.
Jonathan, I'm using Ubuntu hardy amd64 as client, and i386 as server,
linux 2.6.24-19, and openssh-client and server version
1:4.9p1-8ubuntu1.2.
sftp> ls
incomingselene , . [ ] selene , [ ]
You probably need to substitute both [ and ], e.g.:
get "selene\[_ \]"
(I suspect OpenSSH 5.1p1 in Intrepid has more sensible handling here,
although I haven't tested it; there was certainly a comment in the
upstream release notes about all this having been cleaned up.)
--
sftp cannot get fil
sftp> get "selene \[ \]"
Bad escaped character '\\['
Doesn't.
Can someone test this issue?
--
sftp cannot get filenames with "[" and "]" whith space between
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/267980
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morning hehe.
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Can anybody reproduce the issue?
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Can anybody reproduce the issue?
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** Summary changed:
- sftp cannot get filenames with "[ " and " ]"
+ sftp cannot get filenames with "[" and "]" whith space between
** Description changed:
sftp cannot get a filename named "South Park - 10x08 - Make Love, Not
Warcraft [ Subtitulado.al.Castellano] [By.Tetsu].avi", but when I
I've updated description so get "selene []" works, but get "selene[ ]"
and "selene[_ ]" don't.
Jonathan, I'm using Ubuntu hardy amd64 as client, and i386 as server,
linux 2.6.24-19, and openssh-client and server version
1:4.9p1-8ubuntu1.2.
sftp> ls
incomingselene , . [ ] selene , [ ]
You probably need to substitute both [ and ], e.g.:
get "selene\[_ \]"
(I suspect OpenSSH 5.1p1 in Intrepid has more sensible handling here,
although I haven't tested it; there was certainly a comment in the
upstream release notes about all this having been cleaned up.)
--
sftp cannot get fil
sftp> get "selene \[ \]"
Bad escaped character '\\['
Doesn't.
Can someone test this issue?
--
sftp cannot get filenames with "[" and "]" whith space between
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/267980
You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu
Bugs, which is subscribed to
Sorry for my misspellings, I'm not very fine yesterday and today at
morning hehe.
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sftp cannot get filenames with "[" and "]" whith space between
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/267980
You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu
Bugs, which is subscribed to Ubuntu.
--
Thanks for taking the time to report this problem. It is actually not a
bug but rather normal behaviour. The trouble you are in is that special
characters need to be "escaped". This are not only brackets, but also
white spaces like " ". So, if you want to transfer a file try this:
file name "test[
** Summary changed:
- sftp cannot get filenames with "[ " and " ]"
+ sftp cannot get filenames with "[" and "]" whith space between
** Description changed:
sftp cannot get a filename named "South Park - 10x08 - Make Love, Not
Warcraft [ Subtitulado.al.Castellano] [By.Tetsu].avi", but when I
I've updated description so get "selene []" works, but get "selene[ ]"
and "selene[_ ]" don't.
Jonathan, I'm using Ubuntu hardy amd64 as client, and i386 as server,
linux 2.6.24-19, and openssh-client and server version
1:4.9p1-8ubuntu1.2.
sftp> ls
incomingselene , . [ ] selene , [ ]
You probably need to substitute both [ and ], e.g.:
get "selene\[_ \]"
(I suspect OpenSSH 5.1p1 in Intrepid has more sensible handling here,
although I haven't tested it; there was certainly a comment in the
upstream release notes about all this having been cleaned up.)
--
sftp cannot get fil
sftp> get "selene \[ \]"
Bad escaped character '\\['
Doesn't.
Can someone test this issue?
--
sftp cannot get filenames with "[" and "]" whith space between
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/267980
You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu
Bugs, which is subscribed to
Sorry for my misspellings, I'm not very fine yesterday and today at
morning hehe.
--
sftp cannot get filenames with "[" and "]" whith space between
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/267980
You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu
Bugs, which is subscribed to Ubuntu.
--
Thanks for taking the time to report this problem. It is actually not a
bug but rather normal behaviour. The trouble you are in is that special
characters need to be "escaped". This are not only brackets, but also
white spaces like " ". So, if you want to transfer a file try this:
file name "test[
Can anybody reproduce the issue?
--
sftp cannot get filenames with "[" and "]" whith space between
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/267980
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** Summary changed:
- sftp cannot get filenames with "[ " and " ]"
+ sftp cannot get filenames with "[" and "]" whith space between
** Description changed:
sftp cannot get a filename named "South Park - 10x08 - Make Love, Not
Warcraft [ Subtitulado.al.Castellano] [By.Tetsu].avi", but when I
I've updated description so get "selene []" works, but get "selene[ ]"
and "selene[_ ]" don't.
Jonathan, I'm using Ubuntu hardy amd64 as client, and i386 as server,
linux 2.6.24-19, and openssh-client and server version
1:4.9p1-8ubuntu1.2.
sftp> ls
incomingselene , . [ ] selene , [ ]
You probably need to substitute both [ and ], e.g.:
get "selene\[_ \]"
(I suspect OpenSSH 5.1p1 in Intrepid has more sensible handling here,
although I haven't tested it; there was certainly a comment in the
upstream release notes about all this having been cleaned up.)
--
sftp cannot get fil
sftp> get "selene \[ \]"
Bad escaped character '\\['
Doesn't.
Can someone test this issue?
--
sftp cannot get filenames with "[" and "]" whith space between
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/267980
You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu
Bugs, which is subscribed to
Sorry for my misspellings, I'm not very fine yesterday and today at
morning hehe.
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sftp cannot get filenames with "[" and "]" whith space between
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/267980
You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu
Bugs, which is subscribed to Ubuntu.
--
Thanks for taking the time to report this problem. It is actually not a
bug but rather normal behaviour. The trouble you are in is that special
characters need to be "escaped". This are not only brackets, but also
white spaces like " ". So, if you want to transfer a file try this:
file name "test[
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