On 31/10/2013 14:45, Konstantin Khomoutov wrote:
On Thu, 31 Oct 2013 13:23:50 +0000
Roddie Grant <gitl...@myword.co.uk> wrote:
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For the record, I had to use 'git --no-pager diff' rather 'git diff
--no-pager'. It solved the problem, but I was connected to the server.
Using 'setenv LESSCHARSET utf-8' works, but only when I've ssh-ed to
the remote web server. Making it persistent in Terminal (on the local
Mac) has no effect. But if I connect to the server, then do 'setenv
LESSCHARSET utf-8' before running git diff, I get the proper
apostrophes etc.
I've added 'setenv LESSCHARSET utf-8' to my .tcshrc file on the web
server and all is well.
I'm glad this helped but please next time be clear about what you're
doing. I tried to re-read your original message in this thread and
again failed to gather from it that your problem actually occured in
an SSH session with a remote machine! SSH wasn't mentioned at all.
I was sure you were having problems seeing a diff on your local system
(Mac OS) directly running Git in Terminal.
My apologies. I tried to keep the description of the problem succinct,
but overdid it. The significance of the SSH session wasn't obvious to me
:-( It just appeared to be Terminal being awkward.
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