package burn tags 542329 - confirmed + unreproducible moreinfo thanks On 18-Aug-2009, Philipp Weis wrote: > For a demonstration of the problem, create a valid ogg file and name > it > > " | date #".ogg
Are the quote characters meant to be part of the filename? I assume
not, but I'm currently unable to reproduce this behaviour.
> Then run burn -A -a *.ogg, and burn will happily print the current
> date.
Here is the series of steps I'm following:
* Start with a known Ogg Vorbis file (in my case, ‘postgresql.ogg’).
* Copy the file to a problematic filename::
$ cp postgresql.ogg " | date #".ogg
$ ls -1 *.ogg
| date #.ogg
postgresql.ogg
* Run ‘burn’ (with no disc in the drive)::
$ burn -A -a *.ogg
You are not superuser (root). Do you still want to continue (yes/no) [yes]?
Burn v.0.4.4 Written by Gaetano Paolone.
Burn until recorded, now!
This software comes with absolutely no warranty! Use at your own risk!
Burn is free software.
See software updates at <URL:http://www.bigpaul.org/burn/>.
Audio-CD...
Audio file processing. Please wait...
Error. Please insert a blank CD/DVD.
[…]
At what point in the procedure do you see the date get printed?
Does the program continue with the rest of the normal procedure,
recording an audio disc?
Is it necessary to actually consume a blank disc to see this reported
behaviour?
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