Re: How to disable URL encoding filename or link

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On 8/15/2010 12:15 AM, 3819068@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
> Hello all,
> 
> I upload files with FTP. It has Windows-874 characters in the filenames.

If this is a win32 server, you only thought it does.

All file names on Windows are Unicode.  Use the UTF-8 form of the name for
all links, this is how httpd looks at file names.

Hint: To get the correct encoding, enable Options Indexes and omit the
index.html file from a /test/ area on the site, and you'll see the literal
file name representations.

If the files are hosted on unix, the character set is opaque (undefined)
so you results will differ.

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