On Fri, Oct 21, 2005 at 01:17:59PM +0200, David Harel wrote:
> Hi all,
> 
> Recently I posted a message asking about how to make my Linux box show 
> filenames with Hebrew letters. As Deigo Lastrubni guessed, the ls 
> command was on a remote MS filesystem mounted with samba. It seems as a 
> modification of the character set when I mount from an MS remote machine 
> (I checked by copying the files ON the MS machine which "mounted" my 
> Linux file system. That time no conversion was made and ls was fine). 
> However, mount option iocharset=uft8, as suggested by Diego, on the 
> samba remote file system, as well as any other charset definition didn't 
> seem to make any difference (kernel 2.4.26-gentoo-r9).
> So that is my first question.

What test showed you that it didn't make a difference?

could you post the output of:

  ls -r | hexdump -C

both from with and without that mount option?

Sanity check: is support for that charset built into the kernel?

  grep CONFIG_NLS_UTF8 kernel.config


> My second question is: After eventually I got the file names in Hebrew 
> correctly set (by the copy mentioned above), still konqueror doesn't 
> display them correctly. Is there a setting to konqueror or KDE in 
> general to handle Hebrew?
> -- 
> Thanks.
> 
> David Harel,
> 
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