On what lever does my samba server has to support thai fonts for the
thei filenames on the shares to work?
By default Samba 3 uses UTF-8 filenames on disk and talks Unicode to the
network.
Basicly Thai filenames should just work, but they might look a bit weird when
viewed from the unix side.
Interesting. If I try to create a file with thai filename on the share I
get underscore characters instead of thai characters. The server is
debian unstable by the way (samba-3.0.14a).
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