[NTLUG:Discuss] Japanese Filenames Linux => Windows

Stuart Johnston saj at thecommune.net
Wed Jun 20 15:58:52 CDT 2007


After some further testing, it seems that Unicode filenames (the default
on recent Linux) work fine on Windows as long as the default display
fonts are Unicode capable.  On an English Windows install they are not
but on Japanese Windows they are.

The second problem is transferring the files without corrupting the file
names.  Samba seems to work fine, scp does not.

Thanks,
Stuart Johnston


. Daniel wrote:
> There are character encoding differences.  I'll have to help you 
> investigate this.  I can find Japanese Windows and install it in VMWare to 
> test some of those things.  I run Japanese under MacOSX and Linux though...
> 
>> Well, that's kinda part of the problem.  The users will most likely have
>> Japanese Windows installations but I don't which makes testing a little
>> tricky.  Also, I'm not really sure what is different on Japanese Windows.
>>
>> . Daniel wrote:
>>> Usually, I just do it... of course, I haven't done that in quite some 
> time
>>> since I don't run Windows at home.  Is it a Japanese Windows 
> installation?
>>>> Does anyone have advice on creating files in Linux with Japanese
>>>> characters in the file name and then transferring them to Windows with
>>>> the file names still readable?
>>>>
>>>> thanks,
>>>> Stuart Johnston
>>>>
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