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Is the original file name like that, or is that the exported name?
The exported one. The original was normal text
Not gonna lie, that’s straight up bizarre. I’m almost wondering if it has to do with the programs not having proper permissions to access those files, but then I’d think that they wouldn’t upload at all.
Have you tried chmod 777 on any of those files to see if it makes a difference? That is usually my first stop when a Linux program has trouble interacting with a file.
And chmod 777 returns "operation not supported"
Did you run it as sudo? And you’re on Ubuntu?
Yes to both. Ubuntu should be up to date