I am running Bacula 2.4.4 on Ubuntu server and 2.4.4 Windows clients. Everything works fine, except of one thing. There are localized slovak and czech WinXPs and they have localized also file paths (i.e. Application data is translated as Data aplikací). Look at the last letter, it's "í", not "i". Our language includes more such letters (i.e. ž,ť,č,š). The problem is that Windows can handle files with such letters in filename and so users got used to use such filenames. But Bacula as I see has a big problem with these files. I want to use Bacula to backup employees' files, like invoices etc. Is there any way how to "teach" Bacula to work with these files?

Thank you in advance for any ideas.

Best regards,

Michal

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