Re: [users@httpd] Charset problems

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Joshua Slive wrote:
On 11/3/05, alfredo <orazio.nelson@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

The correct accented letters are simple text.
The wrong one is the name of a directory that i keep by a filehandling
function.


So the question is: what charset are the filenames stored in in the
filesystem, and what charset is your filehandling function generating?

So the question is also: why if I connect to my server (Gnu/Linux Mandrivia 10.0) with a ssh shell i read correct accented letters, but if i use something like the fish protocol in konqueror, or I handle dirs with PHP funcion i have wrong accented letters

a desperate
Alfredo



Joshua.

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