Chris G escribió: -- ---- Luis Machuca Bezzaza <luis.machuca [at] gmail.com> http://informatica.temuco.udelmar.cl/~lmachuca/ ---- > On Fri, Aug 20, 2010 at 11:58:17AM -0700, Michiel Kamermans wrote: >> On 8/20/2010 11:19 AM, Chris G wrote: >>> All my digikam photo images have names in upper case, is there any >>> easy way to copy these to the dokuwiki data/media directory and refer >>> to them from dokuwiki without changing all their names to lower case? >>> >> I don't know which ftp client you're using, but the one I'm using >> has "convert filenames to lowercase" when uploading, might want to >> see if that option exists in your client. >> > There's no FTP involved, they're all on a system in my study at home. > It would be easy enough to write a script to convert the filenames > when I copy them but it would actually be a lot better if I didn't > have to change the names at all because then I know they're actually > the same file. > Unless you want to hack the source, the best option is simply to rename the files. Ast least I haven't ever heard of a plugin that handles that -- it'd most certainly require replacing installation files and be cumbersome to set up. As with most technologies, one has to try and adapt to them too as they try and adapt to us. ...And need no script. Just pass them through a bulk renamer. There's loads of these around the internet and about twelve in every vainilla Linux distro install. Of course the "not one, not the other, but completely the opposite" option exists and it would be to store the wiki in a filesystem that doesn't care about filename case. -- DokuWiki mailing list - more info at http://www.dokuwiki.org/mailinglist