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Job: job000114
Status: open
Project: perforce-software-p4convert
Severity: B
ReportedBy: norman_morse
ReportedDate: 2014/11/21 13:07:00
ModifiedBy: perforce
ModifiedDate: 2019/02/19 10:51:05
OwnedBy: paul_allen
Description:
Errors while syncing p4convert files on windows - invalid filenames in Windows...
A simple sync of //guest/perforce_software/p4convert
Within Windows P4V returns:
5 errors reported
can't create directory for C:\Workshop\perforce_software\p4convert\test\com\perforce\cvs\integration\dumps\CVScluster01\null_path\ \file1.txt,v
mkdir: C:\Workshop\perforce_software\p4convert\test\com\perforce\cvs\integration\dumps\CVScluster01\null_path\ : The system cannot find the file specified.
can't create directory for C:\Workshop\perforce_software\p4convert\test\com\perforce\cvs\integration\import\base\null_path\import\main\ \file1.txt,d\1.2
mkdir: C:\Workshop\perforce_software\p4convert\test\com\perforce\cvs\integration\import\base\null_path\import\main\ : The system cannot find the file specified.
can't create directory for C:\Workshop\perforce_software\p4convert\test\com\perforce\cvs\integration\integ\base\null_path\import\main\ \file1.txt,d\1.2
mkdir: C:\Workshop\perforce_software\p4convert\test\com\perforce\cvs\integration\integ\base\null_path\import\main\ : The system cannot find the file specified.
can't create directory for C:\Workshop\perforce_software\p4convert\test\com\perforce\integration\dumps\null_file\import\trunk\{{=machine}}\foo: bar.txt,d\1.1
mkdir: C:\Workshop\perforce_software\p4convert\test\com\perforce\integration\dumps\null_file\import\trunk\{{=machine}}\foo: bar.txt,d: The filename, directory name, or volume label syntax is incorrect.
can't create directory for C:\Workshop\perforce_software\p4convert\test\com\perforce\integration\import\base\null_file\import\trunk\{{=machine}}\foo: bar.txt,d\1.1
mkdir: C:\Workshop\perforce_software\p4convert\test\com\perforce\integration\import\base\null_file\import\trunk\{{=machine}}\foo: bar.txt,d: The filename, directory name, or volume label syntax is incorrect.
DevNotes:
Type: Bug