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For example, we have a C:\Soft[Server]\Mikrotik\ symlink that have a source of Z:\SomeWeirdPath\WithAnyParent-ChildStructure[WhereOurSoftReallyAre][[Subdir]]
and there are mikrotik-rif-windows.exe
Try to start C:\Soft[Server]\Mikrotik\mikrotik-rif-windows.exe supout.rif > supout.txt
Resulting .txt consists of one line: Usage: "mikrotik-rif-windows.exe supout.rif /path/to/supout.rif
If we put .exe to a path without "[" or "]" then it works.
Personally I use "_", "[", "]" to sort directories by priority.
Yes, I know that "[" and "]" are regex symbols and all my own software suggest such things - OS/filesystem allows such symbols in name so it is not banned.
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For example, we have a C:\Soft[Server]\Mikrotik\ symlink that have a source of Z:\SomeWeirdPath\WithAnyParent-ChildStructure[WhereOurSoftReallyAre][[Subdir]]
and there are mikrotik-rif-windows.exe
If we put .exe to a path without "[" or "]" then it works.
Personally I use "_", "[", "]" to sort directories by priority.
Yes, I know that "[" and "]" are regex symbols and all my own software suggest such things - OS/filesystem allows such symbols in name so it is not banned.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: