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				 inaba44857y@stop Unixish filsystem like ext* or hfs allows you to use such characters. In fact, in ext4 you can use any character except \0, /, ., and .. inaba44857y@stop Unixish filsystem like ext* or hfs allows you to use such characters. In fact, in ext4 you can use any character except \0, /, ., and ..
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				@stop I can't talk for other systems than MacOS but apparently it is as simple at right clicking and renaming the file.
 
 I dont dare to think how the file system even handles this.
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				 inaba44857y@stop Probably like how Windows allows you to write ridiculously deep folders, but reading it again will give you an error inaba44857y@stop Probably like how Windows allows you to write ridiculously deep folders, but reading it again will give you an error






Client sending files containing / in their filenames..
If he ever send this shit again I swear I'll be chopping off his thumb and sticking it up hos arse, it'll sure fit whatever bizarre fantasy he have for doing such atrocious things.
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