Unsanitized filenames

[OmarAHex]

Provide environment information

Python 3.11.5 on windows

What OS are you using?

Windows 11

Describe the Bug

When downloading a folder, if any of the filenames in the folder contains an asterisk, gdown attempts to create a tempfile without changing it's base name to remove invalid characters such as /:?<>|
This is the error message
OSError: [Errno 22] Invalid argument: 'C:\Users\....filename.pdfo9gwxp5ltmp'

I'm specifying the tempfile because that's where the error pops up, not sure if the final file would have the same problem.

Expected Behavior

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To Reproduce

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[OmarAHex]

Another note, google drive allows slashes in file names, meaning by the time the download function receives the output path it is impossible to tell whether that slash is part of a file name or represents a folder, so atleast some part of the sanitization would need to happen in the download_folder file. (The error raised here is related to trying to write to a nonexistant folder)

[OmarAHex]

Also, line 185 in download_folder.py does "file.name.replace(osp.sep, '_')"
but this is not sufficient for windows
on windows, osp.sep is "\", but "/" is also a valid separator, which gdown ignores, I think this entire issue could be resolved by replacing that line of code with a proper sanitization function

[wkentaro]

@OmarAHex Can you give me an example so that I can reproduce?

[OmarAHex]

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/12cQ4ltgbkBhltqylzSg7g0n7lcTV8zew