Sorry for the delay, we don't have Macs at work...

I just created a file test_ιθΰφόδ.txt on the iMac and transferred it 
to the Linux box. The result is:

test_:8e:8f:88:9a:9f:8a.txt

And in /var/log/messages I have:

Jan 17 00:25:19 gandalf afpd[15739]: /usr/etc/netatalk/nls/maccode.iso8859-1: failed 
to open codepage

(Inside is the string "Ceci est un test ιθΰφόδ", which incidentally 
appears as "ceci est un test ŽˆšŸŠ" in vim, nedit and kedit)

Hope this helps

On Wed, 16 Jan 2002, Stew Benedict wrote:

> 
> On Wed, 16 Jan 2002, Tomas Perez wrote:
> 
> > for Mandrake). netatalk uses some weird encoding for accentuated 
> > characters in filenames by default and one easy way to correct this is 
> > to use
> > 
> > ~               options:noadouble,mswindows
> >                                   ^^^^^^^^^ this option
> > 
> 
> I'll recheck the source tree and see if this file can be included. Can you
> give me an example filename I can create in MacOS to verify the behavior?
> 
> Stew Benedict
> 
> 

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