In message 000101beb7fa$c40f32f0$08ffa8c0@ossmball.rtp.opensystems.com, "M ike Ball" writes:
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Has anyone fond a quick way to touch all CIFS shares and directories on the filer to convert the directories immediately to Unicode so all snapshots thereafter are clean?
From UNIX:
find /filer_root -name .snapshot -prune -o -name SOMETHING_THAT_WONT_MATCH -print
From a Win box:
Start file manager and do a search for "SOMETHING_THAT_WONT_MATCH" with the "Start From" being the root of the filer.
That should do it.
jason
Has anyone fond a quick way to touch all CIFS shares and directories on the filer to convert the directories immediately to Unicode so all snapshots thereafter are clean?
From UNIX: find /filer_root -name .snapshot -prune -o -name SOMETHING_THAT_WONT_MATCH -print
That works only if your UNIX box is a Linux box using "smbfs" to access the filer (and I have the impression that may not work), or you have some other UNIX client that uses CIFS rather than NFS.
Otherwise, they'll be NFS accesses, which don't cause directory conversion.
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Jason D. Kelleher