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A few months ago I figured out how to
configure Samba
to work with non-ASCII filenames. Samba 3.0 changed all this, the
new magic
incantation is
unix charset = iso8859-1
I sure wish I could just use
UTF-8.
But it's remarkably difficult to make a Linux environment happy with
UTF-8, so I'm stuck with Latin-1.
I
don't really know why cp850 (a
bastardized Latin-1) is the right
thing on the Windows end, is that the default for US WinXP systems?
display charset = iso8859-1 dos charset = cp850 |
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