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When we download using multiple .acsm files which are named identically and therefore these are just differentiated by a number in parentheses, we get the following error.
The goal is to be able to download in the folder of your choice, not necessarily the Download directory
Indeed all files are named URLLink.acsm for some reason, and your browser will add the "(x)" in the file name to distinguish them if you download them in the same directory.
If you want to manipulate this file on the command line, you will need to escape the parenthesis in the name (with '\'), or bash will not understand the command (they are special characters), like so: ./adl.py get -f /home/olivier/Ebook/URLLink\(1\).acsm
This is true for any file name manipulation with bash, and is not related to adl.
However, adl will always download the epub in the current working directory.
Adding an option to download the epub in another directory might be a useful feature. Is this what you are requesting ?
Hi Adrien
When we download using multiple .acsm files which are named identically and therefore these are just differentiated by a number in parentheses, we get the following error.
The goal is to be able to download in the folder of your choice, not necessarily the Download directory
This has been identified in this bug #2
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