[Cialug] Test

[Daniel A. Ramaley]

Filenames should be able to contain anything except null and '/', and i 
sometimes wish there was a way to include '/'.  :)

I regularly create filenames that if viewed with a hex editor would 
appear to be complete gibberish. But if interpreted as a UTF-8 string 
suddenly make a lot more sense. Fortunately, if i *really* need '/' i 
can always use '$B!?(B' which is functionally similar, though twice as wide 
if rendered correctly.

On Wednesday 27 February 2008 15:18, David Champion wrote:
>That's not a bug, it's a feature. Filenames should never have an
>apostrophe in them. ;)
>
>Is this having to do with an attachment?
>
>-dc
>
>Josh More wrote:
>> The problem is a bug in mailman that causes everything to be
>> deferred when a filename has an apostrophe in it.
>>
>> We could forward it via copy-paste if we wanted to.   However, I
>> don't get these for the LUG, so I personally cannot.

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