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...#39;d to their Win95 machine and can manipulate it directly instead of having to use FTP for it, which isn't allowed on that machine. The problem is that if they transfer a cgi over (perl) through the mappng, it doesn't make the CRLF->LF(?) conversion that would be made if they used an ACSII FTP transfer...not good, since it causes the cgi to then proceed to fail. I just took a quick look through my smb.conf man page, to see if there was an option I'm missing, and I can't find anything there. The other thing is, permissions. I can technically set everything to be 755, but...

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...t;System" as the default font for ascii and simsun.ttf as the default font for chinese words. Then the second problem is How to set the replacement font of a font? If I set "System" as the default font and simsun.ttf as the replecement font of "System", then wine can show acsii via "System" and chinese words via simsun.ttf -- USTC Alumni Email System

...setup: dos charset = CP850 unix charset = ASCII display charset = LOCALE The Windows Explorer shows the filenames correctly, with the umlauts, but when i try to open such a file oder change to such a diretry it says it doesn't exists. So i tried unix charset = CP850, which showed me strange ACSII chars instead of the Umlauts in Windows Explorer, but I was able to open the files correctly. I also tried unix charset = UTF8, but this got the filenames cut off at the first umlaut in Windows Explorer. I think the first setup, unix charset = ASCII, is the right one, but i was unable to figure o...

...it can generate utf-8, but trying it the (typically confused and poorly documented) 25 different ways to make it do so, results in nothing but more wasted time. so i need a good rails solution that "just works." 4) it occurs to me that it could also be that ruby is setting the default to acsii for net::http regardless of how iis is sending it. how do i check/set the encoding.default_external in rails. why does rails remove the Encoding class. it isn''t there in console, but is in irb. i dislike rails remvoing native ruby classes. please. i am so close to having ruby1.9/rails2.3...

Is there any way to put a newline character in comments for ogg vorbis files in Linux? I can't see any way of doing it with vorbiscomment. Easytag would work, but has other problems (like concatenating comment fields with the same tag name). If I wanted to put together a quick hack to add a such a comment (I'm thinking read the comment from a file, with the tag name specified at the

Is there any way to put a newline character in comments for ogg vorbis files in Linux? I can't see any way of doing it with vorbiscomment. Easytag would work, but has other problems (like concatenating comment fields with the same tag name). If I wanted to put together a quick hack to add a such a comment (I'm thinking read the comment from a file, with the tag name specified at the

Hi everyone, I''ve encountered a HUGE problem, which may not be RoR-oriented, but there might be a workaround somehow. See, at this moment, I''m unable to send AJAX requests back and forth when the information contains an ampersand (''&''). In essence, request is never completed. The odd thing is that it only happens with Firefox (IE and Opera works fine).