Facundo Batista wrote:
> This is because tarinfo.tobuf() creates a unicode object (because it
> has the filename on it), and file.write() must have a standard string.
>
> This is a known problem? Shall I post a bug? Couldn't find any
> regarding this, and google didn't help here.
You could file a
I'm working in Windows 2K SP4. I have a directory with non-ascii names
(i.e.: "camión.txt").
I'm trying to tar.bzip it:
nomdir = sys.argv[1]
tar = tarfile.open("prueba.tar.bz2", "w:bz2")
tar.add(nomdir)
tar.close()
This works ok, even considering that the "ó" in the filename is n
