similar to: Problems with Character Set

Hi, I am well aware that the charset problem has been discussed many times over. But after two days of googling and testing, I did not make any progress. I am mounting Windows XP Pro shares with french filenames on a Linux. The linux is a 2.4.27 kernel with the following settings: CONFIG_SMB_FS=y CONFIG_SMB_NLS_DEFAULT=y CONFIG_SMB_NLS_REMOTE="UTF8" CONFIG_SMB_NLS=y CONFIG_NLS=y

Hi everyone, I have a very annoying character encoding problem. Have a look to this: # ls -l M*mo-1.* -rw-rw-rw- 1 root root 8417218 6 sept. 2013 Mémo-1.aif -rwxr--r-- 1 hope hope 8417218 6 sept. 2013 Mémo-1.aif -rw-rw-rw- 1 root root 363175 6 sept. 2013 Mémo-1.m4a -rwxr--r-- 1 hope hope 363175 6 sept. 2013 Mémo-1.m4a Yes, it looks like two files have exactly the same name, but

Hi all, I am trying to configure utf8 in mysql under centos6 to display special characters, like accents. I use this mysql instance to store plain syslog logs. I have configured this under my.cnf: [mysqld] init_connect = 'SET collation_connection = utf8_general_ci' init_connect = 'SET NAMES utf8' character-set-server = utf8 collation-server = utf8_general_ci [client]

I am running into problems with MySQL and lookups. The table has character set utf8, but: mysql> select id, token from tokens where token = ''esta''; +-------+-------+ | id | token | +-------+-------+ | 83417 | está | +-------+-------+ 1 row in set (0.00 sec) How do I configure things so MySQL doesn''t ignore accents? TIA, Jeffrey

Hello, my application controller defines before_filter :set_charset def set_charset @headers["Content-Type"] = "text/html; charset=ISO-8859-1" end Everything is fine and accents are rendered correctly in the browser. However, when I call a controller/action from Ajax (Prototype), the charset is not taken in account and accents are garbage displayed (''?''

Hi, Creating a new Rails application with -d postgresql sets the encoding in the database.yml to unicode Creating a new Rails with -d mysql sets the encoding to utf8 Any ideas why this difference? I''ve been having problems with encoding due to localization, accents, json and what no. I thought I was using utf8 and not unicode. Would this have any impact? If this would be an issue?

Hi, new to this list, so a little prelude to my issue with Dovecot. We have been using JavaMail against Cyrus for ages, and developed Webtop, a huge Java web collaboration application running on them in production in various installations for all this time. Recently we had to run the same software against Dovecot pre-existing accounts running on Nethesis NethServer solution. After some time of

So, man, character encoding is confusing. Worse, I''m talking to a vendor-supplied database (read-only) that I did not add the data too. At least this vendor-supplied database is MySQL. So this database has some accented charactars in it. For instance, something as simple as a lowercase o with an acute accent, for example. At first, this character was not being displayed correctly in my

Hello, I would like to sync my Linux firewall to my Mac OS X. The Linux is a Debian 4.0 with ext3 filesystem (UTF-8) $ rsync --version rsync version 3.0.2 protocol version 30 The Mac OS X is a 10.5 Leopard with HFS+ (UTF-8) $ /sw/bin/rsync --version rsync version 3.0.3 protocol version 30 (fink version) I have many accents in my filenames: $ ls -l | tee filelist total 12 -rw-r----- 1 tamas

On 10/28/2015 12:53 PM, Gabriele Bulfon wrote: > Hi, > new to this list, so a little prelude to my issue with Dovecot. > We have been using JavaMail against Cyrus for ages, and developed Webtop, a huge Java web collaboration application running on them in production in various installations for all this time. > Recently we had to run the same software against Dovecot pre-existing

I am using samba-2.0.10-2 on RH 7.1 Issue: when users create files and name them using characters that contain accents they are not able to open them after saving them on a samba share. For a workaround I have to rename the file and remove the accents from the file name. Does anyone know of an accent patch that will work for our version of Samba? Rich

I have a form_remote_tag that calls a method to print out a csv file for download. If I tell the form_remote_tag to update a div the data comes up in that div, but otherwise I can''t get the browser to acknowledge the sent file. >From view: <%= form_remote_tag :url => {:action => "csv_dump" }%> <%= submit_tag "Download Complete List" ,:name

Hi, first of all i'm sorry for my english. I've a little problem with samba 3.6.6 and NTFS volume. I've mounted an USB drive in NTFS format on my server, and all works fine (characters are OK, i can create folders with accents or ? like "cami?n", "mu?eca"...), but when i try to share that drive through samba, all special characters look wrong and i can't

I''m having trouble using redirect_to in an action called by a remote_form_tag. The log shows the redirect, and rendering of the redirected page, but the browser won''t redirect. If I set :update in the form_remote_tag, the page that was supposed to be redirected to will replace the :update elements content, and crash FF1.5 Running edge rails, and utf8 encoding joshua

Hi, hi, hi little droogies First of all, sorry for the lame english and the dumb question. After a quick search on google I found iconv, and some other toys, but the point is: I''m making a small webmail app for my company, still taking the first steps. For instance, if I want to read my INBOX folder and list the messages: ------------------------------------------- CONTROLLER =>

Hello. I want to write my notes in Sweave in my own language (spanish). But my language has accents and when I run Sweave in R to translate my Snw file into the tex file the accents are translated into unrecognizable characters. For example, the word "cami?n" (truck) is translated into "cami??n" Somebody knows how can I do it? One solution I don't like is using a

I am switching to a composite primary key (string and user ID) from the Rails conventional auto-incrementing integer primary ID. The table is large (2.5 million records) and I''d rather not discard the contents. The composite_primary_key gem doesn''t appear to support altering the table with a migration to do its magic, only creating a table from scratch. So I dumped the table

There seems to be a problem in print.default with some ISO-latin1 characters (the chars AFTER ASCII in western Europe...) if they appear in strings. (no problem if they are part of a function comment, see below). Some of the characters lead to 4 character Hex-codes being printed instead: "û" ## ^u prints as "0xFB" If you use the funny characters in comments of functions,

Hello, I have a problem with special characters such as "?" or "?" when using hwriter. This only happens when I use windows, it works fine on mac. If I do: print(datosdv) "Ciencias Sociales y Jur?dicas n:74 | 33.94%" but: hwrite(datosdv, p, br=TRUE) "Ciencias Sociales y Jur?dicas n:74 | 33.94%" The bad sign is in the code, is not a problem of the

Hello list, I've noticed this problem for a few years now, I think. I see it popped out now and then in discussions. But they always end before a solution is given. So let's try one more time :-) I have plenty of UTF-8 named files and directories. It's UTF-8 all round, I don't use anything else, so I have no doubt the byte sequences are correct in the filesystem (I happen to