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[vdr] Re: SAMBA incompatibilities with VFAT=1 directory names

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Subject: [vdr] Re: SAMBA incompatibilities with VFAT=1 directory names
From: "Simon Dean" <linux-dvb@sickhack.com>
Date: Thu, 25 Apr 2002 00:27:44 +0100
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> > > (AFAIK WIndows _can_ handle the '_' character). So what's the deal
> with
> > > the '#5F'? Are you getting names like that? In that case that
would be
> > > a bug in VDR.

#5F is the "_" re-encoded isn't it?  Why are his characters being doubly
encoded?  

Simon

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- [vdr] Re: SAMBA incompatibilities with VFAT=1 directory names
  - From: <apieper@gmx.net>

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