Hi all! I cannot get lftp to download a file that has a german umlaut in its name. It neither works with an explicit charset setting nor without it. The result is:
> lftp -e "set ftp:charset ISO8859-15; set file: charset ISO8859-15; get > GeschäftsIdee.txt" ftp://<user>:<pass>@<server>/<path> > Verzeichniswechsel OK, cwd=/<path> > get: Access failed: 550 Can't open GeschäftsIdee.txt: No such file or > directory The directory listing of lftp shows the file as: > Gesch?ftsIdee.txt Without success, I tried using mget instead of get or using Gesch?ftsIdee.txt instead of GeschäftsIdee.txt as filename. lftp handles files without german umlauts in their name just fine. The builtin ftp command of FreeBSD 6.1 can download the file GeschäftsIdee.txt without any additional charset tweaking and it also correctly shows it in a directory listing. Could this be a bug in lftp 3.6.1 or a misconfiguration? I've already set the following shell variables: > LANG=de_DE.ISO8859-15 > LC_ALL=de_DE.ISO8859-15 > MM_CHARSET=ISO8859-15 Best regards, Daniel
