Don't percent-decode colons ":", and percent encode them when found#85
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Don't percent-decode colons ":", and percent encode them when found#85
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Windows has this fun thing called NTFS Streams, which can lead to the file contents being stored in an unusual place if the target contains colons (unusual place = NTFS file stream). This could also result in the file being stored at the root of some other mount point (e.g.: C:filename). Users can still avail of storing the file contents in a stream or in another mountpoints by explicitly choosing the output file name.
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Windows has this fun thing called NTFS Streams, which can lead to
the file contents being stored in an unusual place if the target
contains colons (unusual place = NTFS file stream).
This could also result in the file being stored at the root of some
other mount point (e.g.: C:filename).
Users can still avail of storing the file contents in a stream or in
another mountpoints by explicitly choosing the output file name.