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That's right, no one really uses these kinds of filenames anyway unless they are an attacker. Supporting them simply makes it easy to end up with security vulne
by dwheeler 8y ago
That's right, no one really uses these kinds of filenames anyway unless they are an attacker. Supporting them simply makes it easy to end up with security vulnerabilities, and it also makes it harder to write code. Let's make things easy.
- moby_click 8y agoOn the other hand, people may try to create "Fixing Unix/Linux/Posix Filenames.html". I'd much rather have any bytestring as filename and explicit structure.