Linux path with spaces

[jojorne]

The Issue

Automatic UDisks2 drivers are mounted using their label. At the moment, to change the label, I need to run in emergency mode.

run_a-gguf-model.sh

python koboldcpp.py --model '/run/media/My AI Models/models/a-gguf-model.gguf'

I tried with quotation marks and even with backslashes. It always load as /run/media/My or /run/media/My\. The error happens inside python argparse.

Edit: This actually works, turns out the problem was with the launcher script all along.

I discovered that a python script works.

run_a-gguf-model.py

#!/bin/python
import os
os.system(python koboldcpp.py --model "/run/media/My AI Models/models/a-gguf-model.gguf")

[LostRuins]

Cool alright, but what do I need to change? Sounds like a launcher script issue.
Paths with spaces have been tested to work, both relative and absolute paths should work as well.

[jojorne]

I found a better way. 😝

#!/bin/env -S konsole -e python3
import os
try:
    print('==========')
    with open('readme/Prompt Template/Prompt Template - Gemma 2.txt', 'r') as f: print(f.read())
    print('==========')
    os.system(f'koboldcpp/koboldcpp.py --config "{os.path.splitext(os.path.basename(__file__))[0]}.kcpps"')
finally:
    print()
    os.system(f'read -p \'Press any key to continue . . . \'')

[LostRuins]

Great