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The ? character is a valid character for file names and folders in most filesystems. A fix for Windows' broken NTFS file system would be to check if the target directory is on a NTFS file system, and applying a fix for that. Simplest means would be invoking an external stat command on the target directory and parsing it's output. IE: stat -f -c %T TARGET/DIRECTORY
Example:
The "?" is a invalid character for file names or folders.
I'm using "Windows Subsystem for Linux".
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