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Interesting note: newlines are perfectly valid characters in file names. In fact, the only byte that cannot be in a file name is '/'[0], which means that you're
by AnIdiotOnTheNet 6y ago
Interesting note: newlines are perfectly valid characters in file names. In fact, the only byte that cannot be in a file name is '/'[0], which means that you're asking for trouble trying to parse the in-band signaling you have to do with a stream that's pretending to be structured.
[0] with a hex editor it is possible to create a file system entry using '/' in its name. Linux does not handle this situation with grace.