I have a customer using our mason-based app on an Intel Solaris 10
platform. They are running Perl 5.8.4 and Mason 1.35. apache 2 / mod_perl
2. Our application does everything in utf-8. Basically, everything is fin;
when they send utf-8 encoded data in a form field, and that data gets
written to disk it appears to be fine. I can take the files, move them over
to a linux system, and they display as I would expect (arabic stuff).
However, if I re-read the files on the Solaris system it appears to think
the files are 8859-1 or something and renders the data as gibberish instead
of... well, arabic gibberish.
Is there some weird trick we need to perform to get Solaris + Perl to treat
the contents of files UTF-8?
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