I would like to be able to add additional symbols to the list of disallowed symbols in filenames.
(Specifically hash, #, because it causes problems in a number of other programs I use)
Configurable disallowed symbols in filenames
Re: Configurable disallowed symbols in filenames
That's not possible.
When files are directly downloaded, par2 would correct them to their original names
(or declare them unrepairable).
SABnzbd only replaces the characters that cannot be handled by the OS.
SABnzbd doesn't do anything with files coming from RAR files.
It's up to you to write your own post-processing script to do renaming.
When files are directly downloaded, par2 would correct them to their original names
(or declare them unrepairable).
SABnzbd only replaces the characters that cannot be handled by the OS.
SABnzbd doesn't do anything with files coming from RAR files.
It's up to you to write your own post-processing script to do renaming.
Re: Configurable disallowed symbols in filenames
So ... it is possible?! That's cool for the OP!shypike wrote:That's not possible.
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It's up to you to write your own post-processing script to do renaming.

