Quoting Jean-Michel ([EMAIL PROTECTED]): > Package: samba > Version: 3.0.22-1 > Severity: normal > > In a debain fr UTF-8 environment, interacting with windows machines, > smbmount and smbclient seams to not use the same codepage. > > It is not easy to understand which codepage is used on a windows 2000 > machine. I believe it should be unicode (since NTFS use UTF-16). > It is not easy to understand which codepage is used on a debian.
The locale variables? Setting the locale is up to the local admin. In a freshly installed etch system this will be a UTF-8 locale. If your system has been upgraded from sarge, then this is the locale you had in sarge. > It should be UTF-8, to match all windows filenames, but how to check this. > > And last but not least, it is unclear which way smbclient and smbmount > translate windows filename to unix filename. > Is ther some kind of UTF-16 to UTF-8 translation? > > Where is the documentation to know about it? I really fail to see what is the bug in this bug report..:-)
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