In the last two days, i am seeing that mutil is trying to get a file from fsxnet with long file name, which contains spaces and it breaks down the filename to separate words. The filename is something like "How the radio..." and mutil is trying to get file How, then file The and then
file Radio etc. Using spaces in filenames is not advisable in any
system. I am sure Avon will fix this :)
Hmmm thanks Xqtr... I'm just not sure what this file is, I'm guessing
it's one I hatched? But no bells are ringing... Will do some digging
Hmmm thanks Xqtr... I'm just not sure what this file is, I'm guessing it's one I hatched? But no bells are ringing... Will do some digging
My mistake... the file is not from FsxNet :( Sorry... i just wanted to point out, to all of us, to not use long filenames with spaces in it, cause mutil can't handle them. :)
I have seen this in the past several times too and again recently on
other nets than fsxnet. I have wondered if it would be possible somehow to enclose the filename in quotes or something to avoid this problem.
I also wondered if this is something that is only experienced with those running on the Linux OS.
that the file will be handled properly in any OS (modern) is to replace the space char, with underscopes _.
My mistake... the file is not from FsxNet :( Sorry... i just wanted t point out, to all of us, to not use long filenames with spaces in it, cause mutil can't handle them. :)
I have seen this in the past several times too and again recently on
other nets than fsxnet. I have wondered if it would be possible somehow to enclose the filename in quotes or something to avoid this problem.
I also wondered if this is something that is only experienced with those running on the Linux OS.
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