that is not an Ubuntu bug, marking rejected, files have an encoding, if
you have files which are not UTF-8 the best is to rename them.
** Changed in: Ubuntu
Status: Unconfirmed => Rejected
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ok
i rename my files ono by one the problem come that the encodage is not UTF8
thanks for your respons.
Eric
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Hi
What is your opinion on this problem i have'nt idea and i can't exploited my
system for my job.
How i do réinstall Dapper ?
I think that i'm not alone with this problem or i have not understand how i
made the correction.
Tell me the way to explore or i don't know i'm alone with this strange
Yes i have download them with on one Ubuntu station under gnome with azureus
and aMule and strangely i have not this problem with my olds files download on
an xp station. The problem is that i can't index the file with strange
caractere and i can't copy them on my usb disk .
The way that you exp
It isn't recommended to use accents in files name, on Internet and on Linux as
well.
Ok, that's not an element of response.
I think this problem can come from two different characters encoding (for
example UTF-8 for Ubuntu and a soft using ISO-8859-1).
The strange thing is that happen when you do
The third part of the response
The file concerned comes from for the major party of internet. These
files are downloaded and stocked on my /home directory
Best regards.
Eric
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Sorry the second part of the respons.
When i open the file it's ok but when i want copy them of another usb
device the system tell that the file doesnt exist.
Best regards .
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Can i post to you a screen copy
In Nautilus, the name of file the appear with a losange an one
interrogation point. The filesystem concerned is all of my PC /home /
and mu device usb
Thanks for your respons
Best Regards.
Eric
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thank you for your bug. The description is not really clear though. Do
those file come from a window partition? Is the filename which is not
correctly displayed? What happens when you try to open one? What is
wrong about it?
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