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【Essential Feature Needed】Automatically remove dot(.) at the end of filename/dirname. #21239

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Originalimoc opened this issue May 28, 2019 · 3 comments

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@Originalimoc Originalimoc commented May 28, 2019

Filename end with a dot is not well supported across Linux/Windows.
When %(uploader)s or %(title)s and other vars contain a dot at the end, may create a file or folder can't be managed by the system and fail to create on SMB/CIFS if downloading to remote.

@Originalimoc Originalimoc changed the title Automatically remove dot(.) at the end of filename/dirname. [Essential Feature Needed]Automatically remove dot(.) at the end of filename/dirname. May 28, 2019
@Originalimoc Originalimoc changed the title [Essential Feature Needed]Automatically remove dot(.) at the end of filename/dirname. 【Essential Feature Needed】Automatically remove dot(.) at the end of filename/dirname. May 28, 2019
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@Originalimoc Originalimoc commented May 28, 2019

and add --nodotremoval option to maintain current behavior is ideal.

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@dstftw dstftw commented May 28, 2019

Dot at the end of path point is already sanitized by # on Windows.

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@Originalimoc Originalimoc commented May 29, 2019

Client on Linux downloading to remote SMB/CIFS has problem.

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