HP CIFS Client A.01.09 Administrator's Guide, August 2003

Configuration File
Configuration Variables
Chapter 786
caseConvertFile This variable configures the path to the case
conversion table. Thisfile defines the mapping to upper
and lower casefor all unicode characters. The default is
to use no table file and retain the default ISO 8859-1
mapping. A mapping file derived from the Unicode
standard is part of the HP CIFS Client distribution.
You can find it at unitables/unicase.cfg.
serverCharMapFile
This variable configures the path to the character
mapping file for the server. This file is only used when
client and server do not agree on using Unicode. It
defines the mapping from the internal Unicode
representation to the ASCII strings sent to the server
(and vice versa). The default is a codepage 437
mapping, which is the US-Latin DOS character set.
Mapping files for various character sets are distributed
with HP CIFS Client in the directory unitables.
clientCharMapFile
This variable configures the path to the character
mapping file for the client. This file defines the
mapping from internal Unicode representation to the
ASCII strings seen at the client. Together with the
serverCharMapFile, any conversions between server
and client character code can be accomplished. These
tables can be used to compensate for vendor-specific
character sets and to cope with various national
character sets such as JIS and ShiftJIS for Kanji, etc.
The default is ISO 8859-1 mapping.
uniTableCompressBlocks
This integer variablecustomizes the compression of the
Unicode table. A higher value reduces conversion speed
but improves memory efficiency. Values higher than
the number of contiguous unused code blocks have no
effect. The default is 3.
nfsSockRxBuf This integer variable sets the receive buffer size of the
socket used to communicate with the kernel. If the
value given is out of the acceptable range for your