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The manga title has restricted characters in it, as well as a period at the end. So my files end up in one directory (path restricted/stripped) and the archive ends up in another directory (non-path restricted/stripped, and unavailable over the network - Windows file-sharing from Linux NAS). And of course I had to specify the base-directory multiple times by hand because "archive" ignores both it and variables.
The archive is a file. Treat it like one with the same implications.
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Duplicate of #3359 and #3361, which were also opened by you.
archive should be treated as a plain filesystem path. It supporting metadata substitutions like {username} is a not well supported "feature" (#985) you should not rely upon unless you are aware of its shortcomings and can deal with them.
Whatever code path the "archive" option takes seems to disregard that it's part of the filesystem.
For instance, here's a mangadex snippet:
The manga title has restricted characters in it, as well as a period at the end. So my files end up in one directory (path restricted/stripped) and the archive ends up in another directory (non-path restricted/stripped, and unavailable over the network - Windows file-sharing from Linux NAS). And of course I had to specify the base-directory multiple times by hand because "archive" ignores both it and variables.
The archive is a file. Treat it like one with the same implications.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: