Hi,
Herman Robak schrieb:
On Wed, 19 Dec 2007 09:15:02 +0100, Kerneels Gouws <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
1) It is something you are doing. If you're on Linux or some other UNIX,
you DON'T want to have spaces in directory or file names. It breaks
things!
Disagree.
Spaces are perfeclty legal in UNIX filenames. UNIX Software, which doesn't
support all legal UNIX filenames, is broken.
Change "new DVD" to "new_DVD", and be happy.
If I did this for all files, I get from others, I would get mad :)
2) It is a bug, since modern software ought to deal with escaping of
special characters, like whitespace.
Or enclose filenames in "" or '' before passing them to a shell
(like in popen()). Typical beginners mistake, if it isn't done....
Burkhard
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