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Unix allows any byte in a filename except 0x0 (ASCII Nul) and 0x2f (ASCII '/'), anything else is allowed. It doesn't have to be decodable to text.
by CorrectHorseBat 4y ago
Unix allows any byte in a filename except 0x0 (ASCII Nul) and 0x2f (ASCII '/'), anything else is allowed. It doesn't have to be decodable to text.