On Fri, 30 Aug 2002, Michael Cuff wrote:
Ok, I see what's happening.
I'm glad someone does :)
Client - Linux 2.4.7 based, smbmount version 2.2.1a
I didn't think 2.2.1 sent share names as unicode strings. Or is this with
some modified samba? ISTR some japanese patches ...
/Urban
On Fri, Aug 30, 2002 at 02:52:29PM -0700, Michael Cuff wrote:
Ok, I see what's happening.
The string goes from utf-8 to codepage. The length of the codepage
string is shoved into the cli struct. Then the string is converted to
unicode. The resulting string is shorter than the length
Seems the number of extra bytes matches the number of bytes in the share
name.
In the example below there are 3 extra words (not 4 as stated) as there
are 3 characters in the share name: ku-ru-ma
Longer share names produce more extra byte pairs..
-Michael
Michael Cuff wrote:
Urban, List,
