[Samba] How to display the folder names in Japanese?
Tom Skeren
tms3 at fsklaw.net
Wed May 12 18:46:48 GMT 2004
The C$ stuff is not Japanese share names. All NT partictions (drive
letters) have administrative shares that use that notation. C$ is c:\ etc.
Try this
mount_smbfs //NTusername at servername/sharename /(some directory on the
bsd box you want to mount to), and see what happens. If it errors out
you'll have a log file to start backtracking the error.
Bull TORS wrote:
>Hi,
>
>I have a FreeBSD-Current and I wanted to access the shares in our Windows NT.
>What I did:
>Since I only wanted to Access the only Data Server that we have in our
>ethernet LAN I tried in kterm the following,
> #smbutil view //windows_username at dataserver
>The result is,
>Share Type Comment
>-------------------------------
>NETLOGON disk Logon server share
>ADMIN$ disk Remote Admin
>REPL$ disk
>IPC$ pipe Remote IPC
>C$ disk Default share
>G$ disk Default share
>H$ disk Default share
>
>As you can see the folder names which are supposed to be in Japanese comes out
>as C$, G$, H$...
>My kterm can of course input/display Japanese characters...without any
>problems...
>man smbutil does not give me any option how to display the proper
>characters...
>Any help, pointers, advice would really be great...
>
>Thank you and hoping for your replies...
>
>Bull TORS
>
>
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