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  1. 23-06-22, 08:21 #1
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    Crash when folder contains filenames with Windows encoding

    Created folder "mymovies" and copied some mp4 files from Win10 to HDD. But now E2 crashes when I try to access folder /media/hdd/mymovies

    Easy to reproduce. In WINDOWS: Create folder "mymovies" and add new empty file "pöllö.mp4" and FTP folder to HDD. Now try to access folder..

    See attached screenshots. Box is Osmio, but I don't think it matters, SF8008 crashes also..
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