It's not the ASCII apostrophe character. If you type an apostrophe in
Word it gets replaced with this unicode character which looks nicer, but
causes problems like this. If you rename the file in Windows and type
that character on your keyboard it should be replaced with the ASCII one.
On 5/6/2011 8:02 AM, Suneth Fernando wrote:
Well that is an apostrophe. Which I guess is an commonly used to
character. Also as I said before rdiff seems to be able to handle this
in the initial backup and problem occurs only in incremental. Anyway
if this is the case shouldn't this be flagged as a bug in
rdiff-backup? As I said before I am new to rdiff-backup so please
correct me if I am wrong.
Thanks,
Suneth
On 6 May 2011 12:50, Adrian A. Baumann <[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
> - I�m Your Angel.mp3!" in the error log when you mentioned about the
> Unicode characted. But strangely the actual file name is
("Celine Dion & R
> Kelly - I´m Your Angel.mp3"). So as you can see there are no Unicode
> characters.
Actually, the Character between "I" and "m" is one...
Cheers,
Adrian
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