Hi, I have a webpage encoded as "utf-32BE"in this page there is a form (method is set to post, accept-charset is set to "utf-32BE")
my .htaccess is setup so that apache knows that this page is utf-32be and accessing the page through apache is fine - the browser automatically uses the "utf-32be" encoding...
HOWEVER.....when the aforementioned webpage posts the form to a cgi binary, in my cgi binary i check the environment variable "HTTP_ACCEPT_CHARSET" and it does NOT include "utf-32be"...
my QUESTION is:should there be some configuration in apache to tell it to associate my cgi-binary with utf-32be acceptability (so that checking HTTP_ACCEPT_CHARSET environment variable will yield inclusion of "utf-32be" when posting form is done in "utf-32be") and if so - where would I be able to access such a configuration feature?
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