Hi Andrew,
thanks you for your report, you're right there is a bug when the file
name contains a "%" (I don't think it's the case for other special
characters).
I've just found it, and need some tests. It will available very soon.
Best regards,
Thierry Boileau
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Hi Stephan,
Thanks for the prompt reply.
Perhaps I should have been more specific.
Let's say the Filename is /tmp/per%cent. When The Directory Resource is directed
to /tmp as it's base it will display the problematic file as
<a href="https://localhost/resturl/per%25cent";>per%25cent</a>
This I completely understand. Following the link however results in Error 404,
whereas the other files with no percent in their name work correctly.
I appreciate that the filename needs to be percent encoded in order to
participate in the URL, however I suspect there is an issue in the unencoding,
or at least the resolution of the filename used to access the FileSystem.
Thanks Again
Andrew.
