Hi Craven,
Drat... Yes, the numeric values would get stripped out from filenames - that was daft of me. I'll fix this in 2.0.5.
The problem was that people were uploading files that had valid filenames on one filesystem, but caused the server to choke. Simple things like apostrophes or spaces in the filenames could cause problems on the server. To solve it, I added a whitelist character setting to the library.php file that strips out anything that isn't specified.
To fix it for your installation, just add the following variable to your config.php file:
That will then permit numeric characters as well as the others. You can actually add any character there, in addition to the default chars.
Sorry for the confusion!
- Ben
Drat... Yes, the numeric values would get stripped out from filenames - that was daft of me. I'll fix this in 2.0.5.
The problem was that people were uploading files that had valid filenames on one filesystem, but caused the server to choke. Simple things like apostrophes or spaces in the filenames could cause problems on the server. To solve it, I added a whitelist character setting to the library.php file that strips out anything that isn't specified.
To fix it for your installation, just add the following variable to your config.php file:
PHP Code:
$g_filename_char_whitelist = "0123456789abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyzABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ_-";
That will then permit numeric characters as well as the others. You can actually add any character there, in addition to the default chars.
Sorry for the confusion!
- Ben