On Thursday, July 6, 2017 at 4:56:13 AM UTC-4, Steve Piercy wrote:
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> I would suspect one of your Apache's not setting the character set to
> UTF-8, but something less robust or not at all.
I read the question above wrong, and thought the issue was in reading a
file - not serving it. Stev
I would suspect one of your Apache's not setting the character
set to UTF-8, but something less robust or not at all. You'd
have to compare versions of Apache installed as well as all the
configuration files. Check for AddDefaultCharset:
https://httpd.apache.org/docs/current/mod/core.html#add
Dear all,
Thanks for the answers. First of all I solved the problem by adding .
But what puzzled me is the difference between the 2 machines that are
fairly similar: same OS version (although not exact same history),
deployment in virtualenv, same code source (the jinja files are UTF8), same
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