[fixed] Issues with special characters i.e. german umlaut

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sander
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Re: [fixed] Issues with special characters i.e. german umlaut

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> WARNING::[misc:95] Dateinamen mit Umlauten können nicht in /PFAD gespeichert werden. Dies kann zu Problemen führen.

oooooohhhhh, that's it? It's just a warning. Writing from Linux/MacOS to windows-filesystems has limitations for very special characters ("\"). Works correct for UTF8.

> The share I am writing to is a SMB share wich is mouted with fstab.

... and that is a Windows-filesystem. Therefore the warning.

> The filename itself contains lots of special characters, which are fine.

Good

> Trying to open it with the Windows editor results in a crash of the editor.

Hahaha. Contact Microsoft?
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Re: [fixed] Issues with special characters i.e. german umlaut

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Yeaa guess I overreacted :D So I did disable the warnings. Thanks for your time.
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Re: [fixed] Issues with special characters i.e. german umlaut

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Better:

Find and turn on "Make Windows compatible For servers: make sure names are compatible with Windows."

Direct link: http://127.0.0.1:8080/config/switches/#sanitize_safe
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