Is there a utility that will read filenames in a Samba 2.2.5 compatible way and right them out in a Unicode way? The reason I ask is that I upgraded from 2.2.5 to 3.0 (partially to get Unicode support), and some extended characters are causing problems. For example: Copied the file "3? Floppy (A).lnk" to a Samba 2.2.5 share (This file is in the SendTo directory of every profile). On the Red Hat Linux side, it saw this file as "3? Floppy (A).lnk" (where ? is 0xAB). Upgrade to Samba 3.0, happily run with the default unicode=yes. Samba 3.0 doesn't send the old name correctly anymore: it will show a file named "3" that I can't open or delete (from windows 2k). If I copy the file to the 3.0 share again, I get (on Linux): "3?? Floppy (A).lnk". I fixed this issue with a recursive find command and a mv command; however, if the file names were not all the same I would have difficulty fixing it, which is why I'm wondering if there is a utility to move from a codepage to Unicode. Thank you! -Tom Dickson