Applies to ONTAP 9 Issue Create filename from NFS client with non-UTF-8 characters into UTF-8 volume, some characters are showing garbled. Example: Volume language code set as C.UTF-8 Linux clients ac...Applies to ONTAP 9 Issue Create filename from NFS client with non-UTF-8 characters into UTF-8 volume, some characters are showing garbled. Example: Volume language code set as C.UTF-8 Linux clients access via NFSv3 and create a filename using a non-UTF-8 language, such as euc-jp. Check filename by ls command, the file name shows garbled. A file with a file name containing a specific character string cannot be written to the NFS mounted area.
It is not possible to use multiple volume languages and once the volume has been created, the volume languages can not be changed except from *.utf-8 to utf8mb4 If multiple character sets (encoding's)...It is not possible to use multiple volume languages and once the volume has been created, the volume languages can not be changed except from *.utf-8 to utf8mb4 If multiple character sets (encoding's) are needed (as example: English \ Arabic), the advice would be to use utf8mb4 character sets (encoding's) What is the volume language setting used for? Implications of changing the language of a volume after data has been written to it? How are ONTAP Volume Languages C different from C.UTF-8
Applies to ONTAP 9 UTF-8 Issue File copy from NFS client to storage volume fails when the file name includes special Korean word '유'. Error: cp: /path/유xx.txt The file access permissions do not allow ...Applies to ONTAP 9 UTF-8 Issue File copy from NFS client to storage volume fails when the file name includes special Korean word '유'. Error: cp: /path/유xx.txt The file access permissions do not allow the specified action
