pysmbc-1.0.11.1 unicode issues

[Moritz Schlarb]

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Hello again! ;)

I want to use pysmbc-1.0.11.1 to getdents() of my share and when I run
the following code:

> >>
c.opendir("smb://Gast:123Dabei@dns320/public/eBooks/EBooks/Medizin").getdents()

I get the following:

[<smbc.Dirent object "." (Dir) at 0xb7485878>, <smbc.Dirent object
".."
(Dir) at 0xb7485998>, Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module>
UnicodeEncodeError: 'ascii' codec can't encode character u'\xe4' in
position 27: ordinal not in range(128)

The filename, on which it fails is:

[Birkhäuser] Gaedeke - Biowissenschaftlich recherchieren (2007)

(If the mail gets destroyed encoding, the 7th character is the german
umlaut ä that means ae).

It worked fine until 1.0.9...

I wondered, if there is a argument through which I can set the encoding
to use for the smb-connection or what else can be done to solve this
problem?

Regards,
Moritz

PS:
In 1.0.10, I get the following output:
[<smbc.Dirent object "." (Dir) at 0xb74a5998>, <smbc.Dirent object
".."
(Dir) at 0xb6e4d9f8>, <smbc.Dirent object "(null)" (?) at 0xb6e4da10>,
<smbc.Dirent object "(null)" (?) at 0xb6e4da40>, <smbc.Dirent object
"(null)" (?) at 0xb6e4da58>, <smbc.Dirent object "(null)" (?)
at
0xb6e4da70>, <smbc.Dirent object "(null)" (?) at 0xb6e4da88>,
<smbc.Dirent object "(null)" (?) at 0xb6e4daa0>, <smbc.Dirent object
"(null)" (?) at 0xb6e4dab8>, <smbc.Dirent object "(null)" (?)
at
0xb6e4dad0>, <smbc.Dirent object "(null)" (?) at 0xb6e4dae8>,
<smbc.Dirent object "(null)" (?) at 0xb6e4db00>, <smbc.Dirent object
"(null)" (?) at 0xb6e4db30>, <smbc.Dirent object "(null)" (?)
at
0xb6e4d9e0>, <smbc.Dirent object "(null)" (?) at 0xb6e4db48>,
<smbc.Dirent object "(null)" (?) at 0xb6e4db60>, <smbc.Dirent object
"(null)" (?) at 0xb6e4db78>, <smbc.Dirent object "(null)" (?)
at
0xb6e4db90>, <smbc.Dirent object "(null)" (?) at 0xb6e4dba8>

and in 1.0.9, I get:
[<smbc.Dirent object "." (Dir) at 0xb7432998>, <smbc.Dirent object
".."
(Dir) at 0xb6dda9c8>, <smbc.Dirent object "[Birkhäuser] Gaedeke -
Biowissenschaftlich recherchieren (2007).pdf" (File) at 0xb6dda230>,
<smbc.Dirent object "Statistik" (Dir) at 0xb6dda9f8>, <smbc.Dirent
object "Geschichte" (Dir) at 0xb6ddaa10>, <smbc.Dirent object
"Infektiologie" (Dir) at 0xb6ddaa28>, <smbc.Dirent object
"Taschenatlas
Genetik - Passarge - Thieme.pdf" (File) at 0xb6ddaa40>, <smbc.Dirent
object "Laborpraxis" (Dir) at 0xb6ddaa58>, <smbc.Dirent object
"Checkliste" (Dir) at 0xb6ddaa70>, <smbc.Dirent object
"Immunologie"
(Dir) at 0xb6ddaa88>, <smbc.Dirent object "[Springer] GK2 kompakt" (Dir)
at 0xb6ddaaa0>, <smbc.Dirent object "Wörterbücher" (Dir) at
0xb6ddaab8>,
<smbc.Dirent object "[Springer] GK1 kompakt" (Dir) at 0xb6ddaad0>,
<smbc.Dirent object "EKG" (Dir) at 0xb6ddab00>, <smbc.Dirent object
"Anatomie" (Dir) at 0xb6ddaae8>, <smbc.Dirent object
"Ernaehrungsmedizin" (Dir) at 0xb6ddab18>, <smbc.Dirent object
"Mikrobiologie" (Dir) at 0xb6ddab30>, <smbc.Dirent object "Biologie
-
Buselmaier - Springer.pdf" (File) at 0xb6dda9e0>, <smbc.Dirent object
"Fallbuch Gynäkologie und Geburtshilfe - Pedain - Thieme.pdf" (File) at
0xb6ddab48>]
(which is what i expected...)
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> iQEcBAEBAgAGBQJOdh0LAAoJEEXT29373YiInncH/1aGZTjrSzVBSnWRo3qNBNLt
> CXMU/0z9GhKLmk5Q3DRZMNU0nIiPAXaLrU2P9swCUMUoCUV6eSoY7Gy43zofaTzY
> mIQH8EW4K3YillUewdD36BzguaNF7pVnVwiwS7v6+yhpOYtujgL1vfilXsx6Y+m9
> 20Gfog8oqbMZ8lu5zGFpidxIu7davov9q/VbBBLnjVzHdl41y+CABynGnCpsmvLU
> bFiOdgYh+F98gaZD52XePrVnxDnYLaIAS3tJKqyJTZx+8zj7ul52F1ztRlMFEo/V
> X3qMtwWtI3ZF/DR4vNwL5tFh/eT12vlPF0jXls5PjpiRYQ2Ql3aCfbxm7aWuxgk=
> =nAJO
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[Tim Waugh]

On Sun, 2011-09-18 at 18:32 +0200, Moritz Schlarb wrote:
>  I wondered, if there is a argument through which I can set the
> encoding
>  to use for the smb-connection or what else can be done to solve this
>  problem? 
I think the answer is for filenames to be Python 'string' objects, not
'unicode' objects.

Will need to be fixed in pysmbc.

Tim.
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[Tim Waugh]

On Sun, 2011-09-18 at 18:32 +0200, Moritz Schlarb wrote:
>  I want to use pysmbc-1.0.11.1 to getdents() of my share and when I
> run
>  the following code:
>  
>  >>>
>
> c.opendir("smb://Gast:123Dabei@dns320/public/eBooks/EBooks/Medizin").getdents()
>  
>  I get the following:
>  
>  [<smbc.Dirent object "." (Dir) at 0xb7485878>, <smbc.Dirent object
> ".."
>  (Dir) at 0xb7485998>, Traceback (most recent call last):
>    File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module>
>  UnicodeEncodeError: 'ascii' codec can't encode character u'\xe4' in
>  position 27: ordinal not in range(128) 
This should be fixed now in pysmbc-1.0.12.

Tim.
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