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New version of Samba so I guess the locale stuff has changed. Did you run EasySearch?

My charset is also "Western European".
And my special chars in filenames are working - like "ö", "ü", "é" - not just over windows share,
over ftp access too.

craft wrote:

My charset is also "Western European".
And my special chars in filenames are working - like "ö", "ü", "é" - not just over windows share,
over ftp access too.

Well, there is an issue then.
Now over FTP, I get:

Status:    Directory listing successful
Status:    Retrieving directory listing...
Command:    CWD mp3
Response:    250 OK. Current directory is /HD_a2/mp3
Command:    PWD
Response:    257 "/Volume_1/mp3" is your current location
Command:    TYPE A
Response:    200 TYPE is now ASCII
Command:    PASV
Response:    227 Entering Passive Mode (192,168,2,13,49,237)
Command:    LIST
Response:    150 Accepted data connection
Error:    Disconnected from server
Error:    Could not retrieve directory listing
Error:    Timeout detected!

This happens on all directories with names using é à è à and so on. Previous FW was OK......

My smb.conf is now:
unix charset = ISO8859-1

Could someone post his, on 1.03 with correct accentuated cars OK.

/etc/samba # ls /sys/crfs/codepages
codepage.850           unicode_map.850        unicode_map.ISO8859-1
/etc/samba #

I think the 850 would be better in my case.....

anyone ?

vthinsel wrote:

I changed the:

unix charset = ISO8859-1"

to:

unix charset = CP850
dos charset = CP850

And it works nicely now..... anyway to make this change persistent ?

Sounds like you had an incorrect setting in previous firmware.

From my smb.conf in fw 1.03
client code page = 850
character set = ISO8859-1

You might want to rename your files. It would be easiest todo from a telnet shell.

Below is a clip from wikipedia:

Code page 850 is a code page that was used in western Europe, under systems such as DOS. It was also sometimes used on English DOS systems although CP437 was generally the default on those. It was largely replaced first with windows-1252 (often mislabeled as ISO-8859-1) and later by UCS-2 and finally UTF-16 (while the NT line was natively unicode from the start issues of development tool support and compatibility with windows 9x kept most applications on the 8 bit code pages). According to Microsoft, it is obsolete and unsupported.

What new features/performance/etc does Samba 3.0.24 have that we didn't get with 2.x?

Anyone know if /usr/sbin/getdhcp has been fixed so it wont wake up the HD when it runs?

When you download do you share torrents as well?

Anyways installed the firmware and twonkey, firefly and everything else is working well!

I seem to be getting some intermittant file permission errors when viewing JPG's.

When I try to open one of the suspect files it says I do not have the correct permission. I can open any other file in that same directory.

I think the firmware may be corrupting the files.

I'm using Windows Vista.

Just a simple name straight from the camera ex:P1000009.JPG

You really should manage bandwith in the router. The DNS will never know how much of the bandwith is being used by other apps. Many routers have QoS settings.

Yes but the best way still is todo it in the router with QoS. Then you can give BT traffic very low priority and you will not notice it. In my opinion the best place for it.

kbr90210 wrote:

I seem to be getting some intermittant file permission errors when viewing JPG's.

When I try to open one of the suspect files it says I do not have the correct permission. I can open any other file in that same directory.

I think the firmware may be corrupting the files.

I'm using Windows Vista.

Hello,

Same here under XP. My raw files are corrupted when uploaded. It also seems I can't write to existign files (not being able to chang ID3 tags for example....)
Add to this the accentuated caracters issue, and I think I'll go back to 1.03. Enough testing for now.


EDIT 1:

So I turned abck to 1.03
Apart from having to reconfigure everything, it works fine now, but I still don't have the accents in my filenames. They are just skipped from windows, not displayed at all.

So

a/ I didn't notice my accentuated files were missing before
or
b/ 1.03 -> 1.04 -> 1.03 produces weird things.

What is also very strange, is that I can now create accentuated files on windows, and send them to the dns. So I wonder how my existing files lost their accents. As I have the source (an external HD), I can upload them again but this is a real pain.

One more question, on the telnet server: I'm not able to type accents. Something wrong with the server or putty ?

EDIT 2:

Oh! another thing. Rights with 1.04 are set to 777, which may be a bit too permissive, too.

Thanks.
Vincent.

Last edited by vthinsel (2007-06-18 15:55:42)