Am 01.03.2010 22:15, schrieb Tonmaus: > Hm. > > Just spent a couple of hours with a similar problem: ls couldn't stat dirs > because of illegal byte sequences, mkdir and touch wouldn't work on anything > that contains Umlauts, with the final consequence that rsync skipped every > file that contained an Umlaut when we tried to copy files from Linux to > Opensolaris (without logging the error, btw, because of malpractice of > ours...) . After arguing with my colleague (who has much more experience on > Unix systems than me, but not so much on OSOL), he was insisting that the > issue would be with Windows. He was wrong, though: it was entirely the > problem how the shell was set- that is once bash (putty) was set to work on > utf-8 everything was fine. > I was actually watching such phenomenons a couple of months: it occurred to > me that regardless if I used Linux or Opensolaris, files copied or created > over SMB (through Samba or CIFS with Windows as a client) no problem ever > showed up - enter a Unix system: chaos. Setting the normalization feature in > ZFS didn't do the trick. Setting shell to UTF-8 did. I am now on snv_133. > > Regards, > Tonmaus Try convmv.
Florian
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