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by deathanatos
46 days ago
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> Both `echo -ne 'weird\xffname\0' > list0` and `printf 'weird\xffname\0' > list0` seem to work fine for me on Linux. Is this macOS-specific? Neither of those create a non-UTF-8 filename. (Both files are named "list0", which is valid UTF-8.) They have non-UTF-8 content, but that's not weird. But it's not too hard to get a non-UTF-8 filename: touch $'\xff'
Both zsh & bash support that syntax.(You could also use process substitution with printf, but that's more steps than necessary. So, something closer to your example would be, touch "$(printf '\xff')"
You can't put a \0 in the filename, as there's no way to pass that string in C.) |
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