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  • Mover fails when there's a newline character in the filename

    Teknishun

    By Teknishun

      • Minor

    Hi,

     

    Debugging this is on my bosses server. I think the newline weirdness is from when he's copied the a string from an InDesign document and pasted that into Photoshop to use as the filename and MacOS seems fine with newlines in filenames.

     

    He's then copied the files to the Unraid server and that's worked fine and gone into the cache drive.

     

    However, when the Mover kicks in, it fails to copy the file from the cache to the hard drives because of the newline char.

     

    I feel like this is a bug since if Unraid didn't allow the newlines, it'd shouldn't have allowed the initial copy to the cache drive.

      

    Feb 15 10:50:02 Rockfax  move: error: move, 392: No such file or directory (2): lstat: /mnt/cache/Time_Freeze_Documents/rockfax_book_data Monthly/Old Guides/Mallorca 2015/Links/mallorcaupdate13-actionshot--Cala Mitjana-Tom Le Fanu-Enter the Kraken 
Feb 15 10:50:02 Rockfax  move: error: move, 392: No such file or directory (2): lstat: - 001.psd

     

    Thanks for your time.

     

    This is on version 6.11.5

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