Karmic with standard smb/samba packages installed LANG=en_NZ.UTF-8 Māori Keyboard layout
Connecting to the Linux Samba server. A File created via a share mounted via smbmount ...
Using Nautilus to connect to a samba share: $ nautilus smb://samba/share M─üori.test.txt
Using Nautilus to open the same shared mounted using smbmount $ nautilus //home/user/general Māori.test.txt
Connecting to the Linux Samba server. A Directory created via a samba share via nautilus
Using Nautilus to connect to a samba share: $ nautilus smb://samba/share Māori2
Using Nautilus to open the same shared mounted using smbmount $ nautilus //home/user/general M?ori2
The Directory is not visible through Nautilus, but visible via a terminal. But can't cd to M?ori2
smbmount //samba/share /home/user/general -o uid=ian,gid=users,user,credentials=/home/user/.samba_credentials,dir_mode=0775,filemode=0775,nounix
I've attached the /etc/smb.conf file.
Karmic with standard smb/samba packages installed
LANG=en_NZ.UTF-8
Māori Keyboard layout
Connecting to the Linux Samba server. A File created via a share mounted via smbmount ...
Using Nautilus to connect to a samba share:
$ nautilus smb://samba/share
M─üori.test.txt
Using Nautilus to open the same shared mounted using smbmount
$ nautilus //home/user/general
Māori.test.txt
Connecting to the Linux Samba server. A Directory created via a samba share via nautilus
Using Nautilus to connect to a samba share:
$ nautilus smb://samba/share
Māori2
Using Nautilus to open the same shared mounted using smbmount
$ nautilus //home/user/general
M?ori2
The Directory is not visible through Nautilus, but visible via a terminal. But can't cd to M?ori2
smbmount //samba/share /home/user/general -o uid=ian, gid=users, user,credential s=/home/ user/.samba_ credentials, dir_mode= 0775,filemode= 0775,nounix
I've attached the /etc/smb.conf file.