Hello!
I''m trying to create directories like these (this is using a proftpd
module that is working properly except when
special characters are involved):
proftpd::user{ "proftpd-user-add-someuser":
username => ''*****'',
password => ''*****'',
homedir => "/var/www/sites/somesite.abc.com/current/Abc Åän öö",
createhomedir => true,
require => File ["/var/www/sites/somesite.abc.com/current"]
}
As you can see, the directory names contain both spaces and special
characters.
The directories get created and all but I''m unsure as to what encoding
they''re in...
I''m currently moving from an old "manual" server setup to a
puppet
controlled one, so
I have to recreate some things from the old one, but when rsyncing the
old to the new
I notice that file names don''t match up when puppet has created them.
I''m really not very knowledgeable when it comes to unicode and utf8 in
the filesystem so
if anyone could enlighten me I''d be happy.
Thanks!
/John
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