I mounted an NTFS-harddisk with the option "windows_names", so that there are no incorrect file names when I restart to Windows. It really is just a minor issue, but if I rerun a rmlint-command and there is already a rmlint.sh file in that directory, rmlint want to rename it to a rmlint-date-time. That is a nice solution, but since rmlint wants give it a name with a : symbol in the file name, rmlint starts with this error:
ERROR: lib/formats.c:263: failed to rename old result file: Ongeldig argument (translation: incorrect argument)
ERROR: lib/formats.c:263: failed to rename old result file: Ongeldig argument
This really is a very minor issue and I understand if you don’t want to change that because it only affects NTFS-filesystems.
I mounted an NTFS-harddisk with the option "windows_names", so that there are no incorrect file names when I restart to Windows. It really is just a minor issue, but if I rerun a rmlint-command and there is already a rmlint.sh file in that directory, rmlint want to rename it to a rmlint-date-time. That is a nice solution, but since rmlint wants give it a name with a : symbol in the file name, rmlint starts with this error:
This really is a very minor issue and I understand if you don’t want to change that because it only affects NTFS-filesystems.
Kind regards, Arjan