In the program I use, windows are just more forgiving than Linux when it comes to spaces.

rudfaden wrote:

I copy a lot of files from windows to a linux server. Linux does not like spaces. So i convert all the spaces to underscores.

Why do you think that Linux likes spaces less than Windows?

I copy a lot of files from windows to a linux server. Linux does not like spaces. So i convert all the spaces to underscores.

What is your use case for this?

martin wrote:

WinSCP does not support that. I can add the feature, if more users ask for that... :-)

I would like that feature to

martin wrote:

WinSCP does not support that. I can add the feature, if more users ask for that... :-)

right now it would be great

WinSCP does not support that. I can add the feature, if more users ask for that... :-)

Hi Martin,
First of all: WinSCP is super. Thanks for that.
I am wondering if it is possible to change a space character in a (Windows)filename in an underscore. Spaces in a filename are not always correctly understood by programs in a Unis like environment.
Thanks in advance for your reply.

Marc