Can you check what you currently have for your 'dos charset', 'unix charset', and 'display charset' settings in smb.conf?
unix charset = iso8859-15 "dos charset" and "display charset" are not set. Is it realy required to rename files on disk to resolve this problem?
Your 'display charset' value may be set to 'LOCALE'. I see that you filed the bug report from a UTF-8 locale, but is it possible that other users on your system (e.g., root) are still using an ISO8859-1 locale?
How can I check this? Is it sufficient to reconfigure locales package and reboot afterwards? -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
