Hi, I use a central Linux RH 9.0 Server which should serve as a fileserver using SAMBA. But the main issue is, that i have Linux and Windows clients to server !. If i configure the the codepages 850 and the character set ISO8859-1 then the Windows client works fine with his own files, including special german characters like ? or others, but the Linux Workstations are not able to use these files and directories !. What kind of configuration can solve my problem ?. best regards Johannes
jra@dp.samba.org
2003-Jun-10 19:41 UTC
[Samba] German characters for Windows and Linux clients
On Sat, Jun 07, 2003 at 11:34:49PM +0200, Hollerer wrote:> Hi, > > I use a central Linux RH 9.0 Server which should serve as a fileserver > using SAMBA. > But the main issue is, that i have Linux and Windows clients to server !. > > If i configure the the codepages 850 and the character set ISO8859-1 > then the Windows client works fine with his own files, including special > german characters like ? or others, but the Linux Workstations are not > able to use these files and directories !. > > What kind of configuration can solve my problem ?.The Linux apps are using utf8, the Samba files are being created in ISO8859-1 (as requested). Change the Linux locale to be iso8859-1 and you should see the files correctly. Jeremy.
Hollerer
2003-Jun-16 13:45 UTC
[Samba] Re: German characters for Windows and Linux clients
Hi, That helps for the Windows clients - but now the Linux Clients dont show the right filenames (like the windows clients before) !. I changed the Linux clients settings according to them on the server (locale) but that doesnt help !!. Whats wrong now ??. johannes jra@dp.samba.org schrieb:> On Sat, Jun 07, 2003 at 11:34:49PM +0200, Hollerer wrote: > >>Hi, >> >>I use a central Linux RH 9.0 Server which should serve as a fileserver >>using SAMBA. >>But the main issue is, that i have Linux and Windows clients to server !. >> >>If i configure the the codepages 850 and the character set ISO8859-1 >>then the Windows client works fine with his own files, including special >> german characters like ? or others, but the Linux Workstations are not >>able to use these files and directories !. >> >>What kind of configuration can solve my problem ?. > > > The Linux apps are using utf8, the Samba files are being created > in ISO8859-1 (as requested). Change the Linux locale to be iso8859-1 > and you should see the files correctly. > > Jeremy.
Martin v. Löwis
2003-Jun-16 20:16 UTC
[Samba] Re: German characters for Windows and Linux clients
Hollerer <johannes.hollerer@direkt.at> writes:> That helps for the Windows clients - but now the Linux Clients dont > show the right filenames (like the windows clients before) !. I > changed the Linux clients settings according to them on the server > (locale) but that doesnt help !!. > > Whats wrong now ??.Your clients either use the wrong code page on the wire, or the shell programs on the clients misinterpret the data. To understand that better, you need to report a) what codeset is used on the wire, and b) what encoding your clients use in the terminal windows. Regards, Martin