https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=172392
--- Comment #3 from Alex Thurgood <[email protected]> --- @Ivan: you don't mention : - where the file path "/Users/ivanstephen/Documents/Cell phone/NEW - Samsung S23 FE/Info ON Samsung S23 FE/Cell p1 - Utilties, security:wifi:VPN, comms, Search:browsers/Vaxxine on cell.ods" was created - on macOS or Linux OS (which distribution) ? - how you are accessing the file path from the other machine (samba/CIFS, or some other file share protocol, e.g. NFS) ? Linux and macOS have different file path/name requirements, including file name lengths: - macOS : 1023 characters from the root - Linux (in theory) : 4096 characters In macOS, the only strictly forbidden character in a file or folder name is the colon (:). You should also never use the forward slash (/) or the Null character (\0), as these are reserved for system file paths. On Linux, forbidden printable ASCII character is the forward slash (/). If your files are stored, or made sharable, on a CIFS/SMB share, then different rules apply. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
