07-04-2006
Quite obviously is not creating the file in Unicode. I am not familiar with Samba Unicode handling but from your quoted results it appears that it has converted the filename into ISO-8859-1 instead.
From your "od", é has the (Extended) ASCII charcode of 82 (in hex), which matches the output of "od" that you quoted. Therefore, your "od" has shown an ASCII representation. How did you generate the 'od'? Piping ls output to od? Also in UTF-8, that character should be represented by 2 bytes, not 1.
I also tried on my system (both machines Linux and samba-mountable), and I could touch the groß file and have the name properly shown on both systems. The smb.conf has no special Unicode-related configuration. Is it possible that your Windows side has problems with configuration or support?
If all else fails, you may need to visit Samba-related newsgroups or other user communities for help.
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thai/thwchar.h(3) libthai thai/thwchar.h(3)
NAME
thai/thwchar.h -
Wide char support for Thai.
SYNOPSIS
Macros
#define THWCHAR_ERR (~(thwchar_t)0)
Wide-character value indicating error.
Typedefs
typedef wchar_t thwchar_t
Thai character type for storing Unicode character.
Functions
thwchar_t th_tis2uni (thchar_t c)
Convert character code from TIS-620 to Unicode.
int th_tis2uni_line (const thchar_t *s, thwchar_t *result, size_t n)
Convert string from TIS-620 to Unicode.
thwchar_t th_winthai2uni (thchar_t c)
Convert character code from Thai Windows extended code to Unicode.
thwchar_t th_macthai2uni (thchar_t c)
Convert character code from Mac Thai extended code to Unicode.
thchar_t th_uni2tis (thwchar_t wc)
Convert character code from Unicode to TIS-620.
int th_uni2tis_line (const thwchar_t *s, thchar_t *result, size_t n)
Convert string from Unicode to TIS-620.
thchar_t th_uni2winthai (thwchar_t wc)
Convert character code from Unicode to Thai Windows extended code.
thchar_t th_uni2macthai (thwchar_t wc)
Convert character code from Unicode to Mac Thai extended code.
Detailed Description
Wide char support for Thai.
Function Documentation
thwchar_t th_macthai2uni (thchar_tc)
Convert character code from Mac Thai extended code to Unicode.
Parameters:
c : Mac Thai character/glyph to convert
Returns:
Corresponding Unicode code
thwchar_t th_tis2uni (thchar_tc)
Convert character code from TIS-620 to Unicode.
Parameters:
c : TIS-620 character to convert
Returns:
Corresponding Unicode code
int th_tis2uni_line (const thchar_t *s, thwchar_t *result, size_tn)
Convert string from TIS-620 to Unicode.
Parameters:
s : source TIS-620 string (null-terminated)
result : buffer for storing resulting Unicode string
n : size of result buffer (as number of elements)
Returns:
the length of the output Unicode string
thchar_t th_uni2macthai (thwchar_twc)
Convert character code from Unicode to Mac Thai extended code.
Parameters:
wc : Unicode code to convert
Returns:
Corresponding Mac Thai extended code, or TH_ERR if conversion is impossible
thchar_t th_uni2tis (thwchar_twc)
Convert character code from Unicode to TIS-620.
Parameters:
wc : Unicode character to convert
Returns:
Corresponding TIS-620 code, or TH_ERR if conversion is impossible
int th_uni2tis_line (const thwchar_t *s, thchar_t *result, size_tn)
Convert string from Unicode to TIS-620.
Parameters:
s : source Unicode string (null-terminated)
result : buffer for storing resulting TIS-620 string
n : size of result buffer (as number of elements)
Returns:
the length of the output TIS-620 string
Note that, since the conversion is lossy, some characters in the convesion result may be TH_ERR, indicating conversion error.
thchar_t th_uni2winthai (thwchar_twc)
Convert character code from Unicode to Thai Windows extended code.
Parameters:
wc : Unicode code to convert
Returns:
Corresponding Thai Windows extended code, or TH_ERR if conversion is impossible
thwchar_t th_winthai2uni (thchar_tc)
Convert character code from Thai Windows extended code to Unicode.
Parameters:
c : Thai Windows character/glyph to convert
Returns:
Corresponding Unicode code
Author
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