I encounter this error whenever I run this command: detox -s mysafe_lowercase "My file.txt"
Failed to add row 0x0000 "AB" to translation table
detox: unable to parse file: "/home/thomas/.mysafe.tbl"
I am using Debian 13, recently upgraded from Debian 12. Prior to upgrading I was using the version of Detox in the Debian repos without issues. I began encountering this issue after upgrading.
An experiment, I removed the version 2.0.0-4 of Detox that is in Debian's repo and compiled the latest release version. However, that did not change anything, I continue to receive the same error message.
This is the contents of my ~/.detoxrc file:
sequence mysafe { safe {filename "/home/thomas/.mysafe.tbl";}; #wipeup {remove_trailing;}; }; sequence mysafe_lowercase { safe {filename "/home/thomas/.mysafe.tbl";}; lower; };
I've attached the .tbl file it references, renamed for GH compatibility.
mysafe.txt
I encounter this error whenever I run this command:
detox -s mysafe_lowercase "My file.txt"I am using Debian 13, recently upgraded from Debian 12. Prior to upgrading I was using the version of Detox in the Debian repos without issues. I began encountering this issue after upgrading.
An experiment, I removed the version 2.0.0-4 of Detox that is in Debian's repo and compiled the latest release version. However, that did not change anything, I continue to receive the same error message.
This is the contents of my ~/.detoxrc file:
sequence mysafe { safe {filename "/home/thomas/.mysafe.tbl";}; #wipeup {remove_trailing;}; }; sequence mysafe_lowercase { safe {filename "/home/thomas/.mysafe.tbl";}; lower; };I've attached the .tbl file it references, renamed for GH compatibility.
mysafe.txt