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Holly Bostick wrote: |
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> Qiangning Hong schreef: |
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>>Bryan Whitehead wrote: |
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>>>Can't you also use the iocharset=utf8 and codepage=utf8? |
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>>>something like: mount -t smbfs -o |
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>>>user=<user>,iocharset=utf8,codepage=utf8 \\server\path /mnt/samba |
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>>>This doesn't work? |
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>>It doesn't work. There are "?"s in the filenames. |
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> That's actually a good thing.... I take it you're doing this in a |
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> terminal? Which one? Was it compiled with UTF8 support?What font is the |
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> terminal using for display? A "?" replacing characters tends to mean (in |
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> font-speak) that the character is 'known', but no actual character |
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> exists to render under the selected font, or font encoding. So you kinda |
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> get a"?" literally because the display doesn't know what to show there, |
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> if you see what I'm getting at. |
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My gentoo system's locale is set to en_US.UTF8 and my |
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xfce-extra/terminal is fully support UTF-8 encoding. As my previous |
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post says, I can see the Chinese filenames using CIFS with the following |
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command switches: |
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# mount -t cifs //winbox/movies /mnt/samba -o iocharset=utf8 |
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But if I mount the path using smbfs, even specified |
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iocharset=utf8,codepage=utf8, the filename is shown incorrectly. I |
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don't think it's because of my terminal encoding setting. |
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