Mitigate long filename issues on Windows backup-script #1353
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Signed-off-by: Jan N. Klug <jan.n.klug@rub.de>
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Related to #1087
This does not solve the full issue (which is inherent to Windows insisting on the max path length of 260 characters even if NTFS is capable of 65k characters) but it at least mitigates the issue for backups if the long filenames are in
tmp,cacheorbackup(which I believe is the most common situation).