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Environment:
REST API
Issue:
The product allows file attachments with a filename up to 100 characters. However when all of an incident's file attachments are downloaded as a tar file in a REST request, such as below, an attachment with with a filename of 100 characters will have its filename in the downloaded tar file truncated to 99 characters. https://sitename.custhelp.com/services/rest/connect/latest/incidents/10414/fileAttachments?download
Resolution:
Some versions of the Unix tar program have internal limitation on the length of filenames of 99 characters. A filename longer than will cause an error. In order to avoid the chance of that occurring, when constructing the tar file to be sent in a REST download request of all of an incident's file attachments, the API with truncate a filename of 100 characters to 99 characters.
One way to work with that limitation is to rename that file after untarring it from long_file_name.tx to long_file_name.txt.
Another way is download an incidents file attachments individually.
A REST request similar to below will return a information on all of incident's file attachments. https://sitename.custhelp.com/services/rest/connect/latest/incidents/10414/fileAttachments
A request for information about an individual file attachment will have the attachment's filename in the reponse. https://sitename.custhelp.com/services/rest/connect/latest/incidents/10414/fileAttachments/457
The filename included in the previous response can then be used when saving the attachment from a download request. https://sitename.custhelp.com/services/rest/connect/latest/incidents/10414/fileAttachments/457?download