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I flashed to 1.04beta firmware and created a custom smb.conf to handle unicode filenames: unix charset = UTF-8 & dos charset = CP850.
All things kind of work between Windows and DNS-323. (Occassionally it still creates _____ for filenames)
On my regular linux box, if I smbmount the DNS-323 share, all filenames contain Chinese/Japanese chars are messed up. If I smbmount the share with same set of files reside on the Windows machine, all those characters display fine in linux.
I have played with the codeapge and iocharset options for smbmount, and it didn't help.
Any idea where the problem might be?
Thanks!
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It seems that those foreign characters only show up correctly in windows explorer, garbage in telnet, ftp, and browser.
Now I had a problem changing the language setting in Easy Search util, it wouldn't do anything. Could that be the root of my problem - I was using Western European for my system default not the locale that matches my characterset?
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You need to set your telnet (for example: putty) use UTF-8 encode as well.
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Thanks for the hint!
I was using SecureCRT and have set UTF-8 for character encoding. For whatever reason, it's not working. When I tried with putty now, everything is showing up correctly.
Although I'm still puzzled why my SecureCRT is handling the share mounted from a Windows box just fine.
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