Putting "#" char into book title seems to be a No No.

gkbeer · 10-24-2010, 11:26 PM

I'm up to date with the software as of today. And spent some time messaging the meta-data. I suffixed some titles of a series to include "#1" 2,3,4...

Storm From #1 vs. Storm Front [1]

When I attempted to open one of those books via the content server. There were several python errors. When I tried to open the file directly, the OSX finder complained that the file was not to be found. This despite that I had clicked directly on the icon in the finder.

Obviously the "If it hurts when you do that..." rule seems to apply.

Is this a calibre bug? Or something to do with unix file naming in general?

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10-24-2010, 11:26 PM	#1
gkbeer Enthusiast Posts: 27 Karma: 30 Join Date: Mar 2006 Device: Kindle, iPod Touch,	Putting "#" char into book title seems to be a No No. I'm up to date with the software as of today. And spent some time messaging the meta-data. I suffixed some titles of a series to include "#1" 2,3,4... Storm From #1 vs. Storm Front [1] When I attempted to open one of those books via the content server. There were several python errors. When I tried to open the file directly, the OSX finder complained that the file was not to be found. This despite that I had clicked directly on the icon in the finder. Obviously the "If it hurts when you do that..." rule seems to apply. Is this a calibre bug? Or something to do with unix file naming in general?