Replace spaces by underscores

[Stefomat]

I thought about writing custom systemd units and timers to execute your scripts in the background in regular intervals and also save the output to seperate logfiles (maybe useful for #27).
While tinkering with it, i bumped into the problem that most of the directorys have spaces in them.
I tried to escape them in several different ways:

• Backslash (/mnt/nas/mirror/Archivist/Linux\ -\ OSX/Active\ Scripts/Channels)
• systemd-escape (mnt-nas-mirror-Archivist-Linux\x20\x2d\x20OSX-Active\x20Scripts-Channels)
• Mixture of both (/mnt/nas/mirror/Archivist/Linux\x20\x2d\x20OSX/Active\x20Scripts/Channels)
• etc...

None of the above worked reliably. And allthough the reason i couldn'd get it to work might be that i haven't found the correct syntax, i want to toss in the idea to change all directorys to names without spaces. Might just be to replace spaces with underscores.

This might ease the work on future features, depending on what you have planned for these scripts? Do systemd units and timers sound good to you generally?

Greetings,
Stefomat

[TheFrenchGhosty]

Use quotes or apostrophe.

I do agree that spaces isn't ideal, but I never had an issue with them.

[TheFrenchGhosty]

Re-opening, I changed my mind.

I don't know how to do it properly though. Spaces and capitalized letters should be gone.