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handle spaces in dir/file names #13

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opened 2 years ago by ITwrx · 1 comments
ITwrx commented 2 years ago
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rsync will fail if the directory (and possibly file names?) has spaces in it. EZ Bkup needs to handle this one way or another.

rsync will fail if the directory (and possibly file names?) has spaces in it. EZ Bkup needs to handle this one way or another.
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ITwrx commented 2 years ago
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This is fixed in dev branch, and will be included in 0.9.10.

This is fixed in dev branch, and will be included in 0.9.10.
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