This is that problem: http://sgo.happyforever.com/test.php
(http://sgo.happyforever.com/test.php)
Try it please, thanks.
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Od: ejir...@seznam.cz
Předmět: [us...@httpd] Wrong charset convert
Datum: 01.7.2009 00:03:06
ejir...@seznam.cz wrote:
This is that problem: http://sgo.happyforever.com/test.php
(http://sgo.happyforever.com/test.php)
Try it please, thanks.
Původní zpráva
Od: ejir...@seznam.cz
Předmět: [us...@httpd] Wrong charset convert
Datum: 01.7.2009 00:03:06
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Původní zpráva
Od: ejir...@seznam.cz
Předmět: [us...@httpd] Wrong charset convert
Datum: 01.7.2009 00:03:06
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I have installed Apache 2.2.11 with PHP 5.2.8 on Windows XP SP3.
Windows are using Windows-1250 charset (Czech localization). I
Jiří Eichler wrote:
Thank you André for perfect explanation. Web browser converts 'ž' to
%C5%BE, which are two bytes,
Which web browser ?
And if it is IE, then is the send URLs as UTF-8 box checked in
Internet options ?
And what happens if you uncheck it ?
(Will read the rest of your post
All of them, Opera, IE, and even http://validator.w3.org, it sends: GET
/check?uri=http%3A%2F%2Fsgo.happyforever.com%2Fslo%C5%BEka.pngcharset=%28detect+automatically%29doctype=Inlinegroup=0
HTTP/1.1
IE setting send URLs as UTF-8 has no effect
André Warnier wrote:
Jiří Eichler wrote:
Thank
sorry, validator sends of course: GET /slo%C5%BEka.png HTTP/1.1
I select wrong TCP session, sorry :)
All of them, Opera, IE, and even http://validator.w3.org, it sends:
GET
/check?uri=http%3A%2F%2Fsgo.happyforever.com%2Fslo%C5%BEka.pngcharset=%28detect+automatically%29doctype=Inlinegroup=0
another correction, IE setting HAS effect, but it changes nothing, still
not working. Sorry for confusing.
sorry, validator sends of course: GET /slo%C5%BEka.png HTTP/1.1
I select wrong TCP session, sorry :)
All of them, Opera, IE, and even http://validator.w3.org, it sends:
GET
Jiří Eichler wrote:
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Hi.
I do not know the answer precisely either.
But I know enough to tell you that in such matters, you must be
/extremely/ careful in interpreting what is really going on, at each level.
Just as a stupid example : when you look at a log file, you must know :
- has the
I understand you very well. I can try to look at Apache source codes and
recompile it with some changes.
Otherwise, thank you for your time. I'm trying to resolve this for three
days :-D
Have a nice day,
Jiri Eichler
André Warnier wrote:
Jiří Eichler wrote:
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Hi.
I do not know the answer
Jiří Eichler wrote:
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I just checked your on-line example.
I used Firefox 3.1, with the HttpFox add-on (recommended).
This shows exactly what the browser is sending to the server.
In this case, the form does a POST, in the multipart/form-data encoding.
I sent a small test file, which I created
Man you are incredible. Thank you. And I'm idiot because I searched for
mistake where it wasn't :) I had just to use:
$target_path = utf8_decode($target_path);
Maybe it will be also possible change somehow php.ini, I'm going to look
at it. I didn't think that it is problem with php, it ran on
Jiří Eichler wrote:
Man you are incredible.
I had to leave that part..
...
(I removed the part about the idiot however..)
...
I didn't think that it is problem with php, it ran on Linux well.
It runs under Linux well, probably /only/ because the locale of the
process under which Apache + PHP
I didn't program MediaWiki, but on Wikipedia it seems to be working
well. I just realize that we haven't solved that problem with charset, I
have just changed charset sent by php ... you're right with double
encoding to utf-8, Apache/php think that it is something else and
encode it once more.
Jiří Eichler wrote:
I didn't program MediaWiki, but on Wikipedia it seems to be working
well. I just realize that we haven't solved that problem with charset, I
have just changed charset sent by php ... you're right with double
encoding to utf-8, Apache/php think that it is something else and
Ok, AddDefaultCharset off added to httpd.conf, charset spec in header
disappeared in both cases, It must be enough for this time. As regards
file uploads, I really want to use utf-8 for multilingual support and I
believe that it is technically possible even on Windows. It just needs
to
Jiří Eichler wrote:
Ok, AddDefaultCharset off added to httpd.conf, charset spec in header
disappeared in both cases, It must be enough for this time. As regards
file uploads, I really want to use utf-8 for multilingual support and I
believe that it is technically possible even on Windows. It
I have installed Apache 2.2.11 with PHP 5.2.8 on Windows XP SP3.
Windows are using Windows-1250 charset (Czech localization). I want
to install MediaWiki software which uses utf-8 charset.
When I upload a file with non-english characters in its name, then
its name is saved in utf-8 format. When I
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