Re: Filenames containing '@' symbol

The problem isn't the shell, the @ character isn't treated specially by
it AFAIR. The problem is that svn treats the @ as a peg revision.

Try appending an explicit peg revision to the end of the name. I think
svn will parse the last one as the peg revision, and earlier @'s as part
of the name.

Gale, David wrote:
> Try putting a backslash before the @ signs. (bash's tab-completion
> should automatically do this; I'm not sure about wildcard expansion.)
> Alternatively, you could try enclosing the file name in single quotes,
> but I'm not as sure that that would work.
>
> -David
>

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Received on Sun Dec 25 04:31:29 2005