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Craig Ringer wrote:

> Come to think of it, if the fd and database are both on a utf-8
> encoding, the fd should *still* validate the utf-8 filenames it reads.
> There's no guarantee that just because the system thinks the filename
> should be utf-8, it's actually valid utf-8, and it'd be good to catch
> this at the fd rather than messing up the batch insert by the director,
> thus making it much safer than it presently is to use Bacula with a
> utf-8 database.

If the validation fails, how can we backup the file?


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