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3/13/2024 08:31:00 No. 9838 [Open] [Reply]

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 >>/9832/
Also need to do this: # -> %23 (for picrel "164000 - fluffy_pony fluffy_pony_imitates_tv greentext#1243496.png" which contains a "Silence of the Lambs" reference I guess). Sometimes with web stuff, you are stuck with having to use paths which could have some no-so-great text characters in it, then you gotta deal with encoding and escaping. Neat thing about IPFS over HTTP: you can use paths AND you should be able to access each file or folder by only alphanumeric characters (Base58 Qm... or Base32 baf...).

So I think that covers all of the text. Needed for \ # % in filenames (what about "?"?). Now all remote paths should actually work. Automatically checking if files exist:$ grep -vi "^Ponibooru-All-Safe-Repack" /z9/put/pony-art-image_archives-ponibooru.org.2.txt \
| xargs -d "\n" sh -c 'for args do stat --format=%Y "$(urlencode -d "$args")" 1>/dev/null ||\
 echo "$args"; done'images sorta related