Bruno Pommerel wrote: [...]
Than the output is garbaged. After digging into it a bit, I realized that if the input is UTF-8 encoded (google) than it fails. It the input is ascii, it's ok. Am I facing an encoding problem ? The recent thread http://www.gossamer-threads.com/archive/mod_perl_C1/modperl_F7/%5Bmp2%5D_OutputFilter_with_UTF-8_characters_P88526
seems to push in that direction, although I see no clear solution. The first handler (on top of this document) works on pure ascii files. Are there any workarounds for this ?
This leaves the modperl problem domain and enters Perl's. mod_perl gives you the data, now it's your responsibility to handle the utf-8 data properly. You may need to read at least the utf8 manpage, to learn how to tell perl that the data is utf-8 encoded, and how to encode, decode it. You will find some examples in the mp2 test suite, though (hint: grep for utf8).
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