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Suppose I want to limit what characters are allowed in filenames. For example, I want file creation to fail if there is a \n in the name. Is there a way to enforce this? If it matters, I prefer a...
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- Suppose I want to limit what characters are allowed in filenames. For example, I want file creation to fail if there is a `\n` in the name.
Is there a way to enforce this?
- Suppose I want to limit what characters are allowed in filenames. For example, I want file creation to fail if there is a `\n` in the name.
- Is there a way to enforce this?
- If it matters, I prefer an answer for Arch Linux.
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How can I restrict filename characters?
Suppose I want to limit what characters are allowed in filenames. For example, I want file creation to fail if there is a `\n` in the name. Is there a way to enforce this?