Hi There, My network contains a RHEL4 server that runs Oracle and a few Conectiva / Mandriva servers running Samba. The problem is, when I mount the Samba shares on the RHEL machine, it can't display correctly file names that contain national characters (almost all file names, as I am in Brazil). This is preventing me to deploy a document management system. Swtiching to NFS is not a solution for a number of reasons I can't discuss here. Man pages describe the use of smbmount switches such as codepage and iocharset, but whatever switches I give to smbmount I allways end up getting wrong file names. Using iconv I found the RHEL machine allways sees file names encoded as CP850 (DOS code-page for western european languages). But using iconv doesn't allows a local application on the RHEL box to open the remote files serverd from the remote samba share. I need the kernel on the RHEL server (or the smbfs filesystem) to convert CP850 received fom smb packets to UTF-8 names before presenting them to applications, and vice-versa. Does anyone knows how to do this? []s, Fernando Lozano -- redhat-list mailing list unsubscribe mailto:redhat-list-request@xxxxxxxxxx?subject=unsubscribe https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/redhat-list
