Todd Zullinger wrote:
Dan Thurman wrote:
I have been scratching my head and tried all sorts of what I
thought were non-utf-8 filenames but I am never sure that
the filenames that I have tried are truly non-utf-8 filenames.
... and yes, I have searched everywhere in the Internet looking
and trying all sorts of filenames but was unable to get conmv
to recognize and convert them in my scripts.
So, can anyone here provide me some sample filenames I can try?
Why not use convmv to convert some files *from* utf8 to some other
charset first? For example,
$ touch /tmp/æ-convmv-test
$ convmv --notest -f utf8 -t iso8859-1 /tmp/æ-convmv-test
Your Perl version has fleas #37757 #49830
mv "/tmp/æ-convmv-test" "/tmp/?-convmv-test"
Ready!
To convert it back again:
$ convmv --notest -t utf8 -f iso8859-1 /tmp/*-convmv-test
Your Perl version has fleas #37757 #49830
mv "/tmp/?-convmv-test" "/tmp/æ-convmv-test"
Ready!
Oh, yeah! never crossed my mind! Geez, numbskull that I am!
Thanks!
Dan
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