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NTFS3 Character Encoding Issue - No UTF-8 Support / Missing Mount Option in 7.2.0-beta.3

  • 7.2.0-rc.1
  • Closed
  • Minor

I'm experiencing character encoding issues with NTFS3 drives in the main array on unRAID 7.2.0-beta.3. The NTFS driver appears to be defaulting to ISO-8859-1 encoding, which can't handle Unicode characters that are common in filenames.

System Info:

unRAID Version: 7.2.0-beta.3

Affected: All NTFS drives in main array

Issue:

The system logs are filling up with encoding conversion errors for various Unicode characters.

Oct 1 13:37:20 kernel: ntfs3(md5p1): failed to convert "2019" to iso8859-1

Oct 1 13:37:2 kernel: ntfs3(md1p1): failed to convert "0142" to iso8859-1

Oct 1 13:37:24 kernel: ntfs3(md1p1): failed to convert "2013" to iso8859-1

Oct 1 13:37:26 kernel: ntfs3: 16 callbacks suppressed

Oct 1 13:37:49 kernel: ntfs3(md1p1): failed to convert "014d" to iso8859-1

Oct 1 13:37:55 kernel: ntfs3(md5p1): failed to convert "3010" to iso8859-1

These errors repeat hundreds of times and the kernel is suppressing callbacks due to the volume. The NTFS3 driver should support UTF-8 encoding (via nls=utf8 or iocharset=utf8 mount option) to properly handle international characters and common punctuation marks in filenames. However, I cannot find any GUI setting in 7.2.0-beta.3 to configure NTFS mount options.

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