[vdr] Re: SAMBA incompatibilities with VFAT=1 directory names

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Subject: [vdr] Re: SAMBA incompatibilities with VFAT=1 directory  names (25-Apr-2002 0:01)
From:    Manfred.schmidt-voigt@mannitec.de
To:      vdr@linuxtv.org

> > -----Original Message-----
> > From: kls@cadsoft.de [mailto:kls@cadsoft.de]On Behalf Of Klaus
> > Schmidinger
> > Sent: Wednesday, April 24, 2002 11:30 PM
> > To: vdr@linuxtv.org
> > Subject: [vdr] Re: SAMBA incompatibilities with VFAT=1 directory names
> >
> >
> > Manfred Schmidt-Voigt wrote:
> > >
> > > ...
> > > I started to write you this answer: (If I like to write prosa like "
> > > %Was#5FSie#5Fschon#5Fimmer#5Fueber#5FSex#5Fwissen#5Fwollten "
> > > (37,28%overhead)
> >
> > What's this all about??
> > I was under the impression that the recording name
> >
> >   %Was Sie schon immer ueber Sex wissen wollten
> >
> > would be stored as
> >
> >   %Was_Sie_schon_immer_ueber_Sex_wissen_wollten
> >
> > (AFAIK WIndows _can_ handle the '_' character). So what's the deal with
> > the '#5F'? Are you getting names like that? In that case that would be
> > a bug in VDR.
> >
> 
> this is a "ls" from my /video directory:
> 
> stereo:/video # ls
> %%Bei#5FAnruf#5FMord                                         channels.conf
> %%Das#5Fsiebte#5FZeichen
> channels.conf.neu
> %%Die#5FGoetter#5Fmuessen#5Fverrueckt#5Fsein
> channels.conf.old
> %Bei#5FAnruf#5FMord                                          channels.conf~
> %Die#5FGoetter#5Fmuessen#5Fverrueckt#5Fsein                  commands.conf
> %Spione#5Fwie#5Fwir                                          epg.data
> %Was#5FSie#5Fschon#5Fimmer#5Fueber#5FSex#5Fwissen#5Fwollten  keys-pc.conf
> ..                                                            lost+found
> ...                                                           setup.conf
> Die#5FGoetter#5Fmuessen#5Fverrueckt#5Fsein                   svdrphosts.
> conf
> RMT-V102
> svdrphosts.conf~
> Was#5FSie#5Fschon#5Fimmer#5Fueber#5FSex#5Fwissen#5Fwollten   timers.conf
> stereo:/video #
> 
> Maybe you understand my problem better when you see this. I use also the 
> AIO
> patch 10.04, and VDR 1.0.0 so I don't know if this happens also with 
> vanilla
> VDR 1.0.1. But these are the facts.

This neither happen with vanilla vdr or vdr with aio.
I use vdr for over a year now and never saw a dir-listing like yours above.

> My system is Linux kernel 2.4.10 on
> distri 7.3 SUSE. Maybe I have a problem with the language settings or font
> settings or stty settings or settings whereever in this "correct"
> filesystem. 

I guess that's it.

...Andreas