CLI does not appear to nicely handle deeply nested folders.

[nneul]

It appears to get confused about folder vs. name when the folder structure is more than a single level deep.

[nneul]

Example:

Shared-00. Toplevel/01. Sublevel1/01. Sublevel2/NoteName

[bcopeland]

On Sun, Feb 12, 2017 at 03:07:22PM -0800, Nathan Neulinger wrote: Example: `Shared-00. Toplevel /01. Sublevel1/01. Sublevel2/NoteName`

You must use backslashes after the first level.

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-- Bob Copeland %% http://bobcopeland.com/

[nneul]

I tried a few combinations with backslashes, and it didn't seem to help. I'll give it a try again - maybe I didn't have all of them.

[nneul]

Ah, I see... It's backslashes on all but the last level. So:

Share/_path with subdirs as backslashes_/NoteName

[Fatal-Halt]

Apologies, but could you elaborate on your example and how you got it to work?

[nneul]

Going from memory here but:

Shared-00. Toplevel /01. Sublevel1/01. Sublevel2/NoteName

became:

Shared-00. Toplevel /01. Sublevel1\01. Sublevel2/NoteName

[nneul]

Basically - first and last slash stay as is - everything in the intermediate path turns into a backslash.

[Fatal-Halt]

Cheers - that works - sort of!