Images with names ending in _big.jpg, _thumbnail.jpg, etc. do not show after upload about django-filebrowser HOT 5 CLOSED

if you don´t use versions ... why not just change/override the settings?

but yes, using a timestamp is another possibility. to anybody working on a patch:
I´d prefer a callback for generating the version_name in order to customize the behaviour. please take a look at the commands as well.

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I still plan on using versions, but don't see the problem being what I choose for version names. I will always run the risk of the user uploading a file that ends in whatever name I choose. Applying a timestamp would guarantee that the name of the user's file does not conflict.

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I just encountered this issue. If there certain illegal filenames, the upload should at least fail with an error instead of uploading OK, but the file never showing up.

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@hordurk we should not solve it with preventing uploads since one could use FTP to upload files as well – from my point of view, it' s better to use a unique version_name.

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see 9455f9b

we do not filter the list anymore, if VERSIONS_BASEDIR is being used (which is recommended). so I guess this issue is solved.

please reopen if you think there's still an improvement to be made.

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