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> > Should it be acceptable to leave directory names as they are, but only 
> > verify that file names does not conflict also if they are put in the 
> > same directory on non-LFN system?

I think the answer is "yes", it doesn't matter what the files *are* as
long as conforming programs read the files they expect.