Closed AOOSG closed 2 years ago
It looks like using a windows extended path prefix \\?\ is not supported for the target path when using the get or downsync command.
\\?\
get
downsync
Example: get/downsync ... --target-path "\\?\D:\SomePath" throws an error similar to this:
get/downsync ... --target-path "\\?\D:\SomePath"
get: downsync: GetFolderIndex: open \\?\D:\SomePath/.longtail.index.cache.lvi: The filename, directory name, or volume label syntax is incorrect.
No errors is reported if using --target-path "D:\SomePath"
--target-path "D:\SomePath"
@AOOSG Please try out https://github.com/DanEngelbrecht/golongtail/releases/tag/v0.3.6-pre0 and see if that helps.
Thanks, will do!
It looks like using a windows extended path prefix
\\?\
is not supported for the target path when using theget
ordownsync
command.Example:
get/downsync ... --target-path "\\?\D:\SomePath"
throws an error similar to this:No errors is reported if using
--target-path "D:\SomePath"