Hi All, I'm having interoperability issues between Windows and Linux... go figure. Here's the deal: About two years ago my office was primarily Mac OS 9. They decided to update their systems to a Windows alternative. A Windows 2000 Active Directory Domain controller was installed along with several WinXP boxes. At that time there were still several OS 9 boxes on the network. Whatever native language support OS 9 uses, it didn't transfer well to the Windows 2000 unicode filesystem. I have about 5000 files with weird unicode characters scattered throughout the filesystem. I need to backup all files from this system to my Linux box because the Domain Controller needs to be reloaded. My problem is this: I can't read the Windows filesystem as Unicode. I have unicode filesystem support in my kernel, I changed my locale, and I added a unicode mount flag to smbmount... but it was a no-go. What I need to do is rename all of these files. Does anyone have unicode experience in PERL by any chance? Does anyone have a suggestion for mounting the filesystem as unicode in Linux?
I'd like to provide more info, but I have to go to class. Thanks, - Sebastian _______________________________________________ RLUG mailing list [email protected] http://lists.rlug.org/mailman/listinfo/rlug
