Checkfilenames is a Perl script designed to identify file names exceeding a specific character limit.
Checkfilenames is a useful software tool that can be utilized to identify and locate file names longer than a specific number of characters. Developed as a Perl script, this application is quite lightweight and easy to use. Its primary purpose is to address a common problem encountered by users when burning CDs with k3b. Namely, k3b usually complains that a filename is too long, but it does not provide an exhaustive list of all such files.
With Checkfilenames, this problem is addressed more comprehensively. This script can accurately list all files with a name longer than 64 characters (or any user-specified length). Use of this software is very straightforward. All you need to do is to navigate to the folder or directory in which you want it to find files. Checkfilenames will then proceed to search through the folder recursively from the current directory.
To run the software, enter the command checkfilenames. If you do not specify the desired length, the default value of 64 is assumed. All in all, Checkfilenames is a handy software tool that can help users solve a common problem related to burning CDs. Its ease of use, lightweight nature, and efficiency make it a must-have for any user looking to manage and organize their files better.
With Checkfilenames, this problem is addressed more comprehensively. This script can accurately list all files with a name longer than 64 characters (or any user-specified length). Use of this software is very straightforward. All you need to do is to navigate to the folder or directory in which you want it to find files. Checkfilenames will then proceed to search through the folder recursively from the current directory.
To run the software, enter the command checkfilenames
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