On Mon, Mar 07, 2005 at 09:50:21PM +0100, Richard Cattien wrote: > Everything works fine except mirroring files which contain german > umlauts (����) and other strange characters in their name. > > I use "mirror -c -R . ." to mirror the files from the ntfs fs onto the > mac. Which every "umlaut-file" it get the following error: > > <foo file with umlauts>: Invalid argument
Probably the mac uses a different character encoding. You can specify it for lftp to automatically recode the characters to mac encoding: set ftp:charset NAME_OF_CHARSET -- Alexander.
