Does anyone have experience with the Apache handling of UTF8 strings?
I have two Apache instances running the same code and having largely the
same configuration but, while the first I built from source works as
expected the latter tampers with URLs where arguments are strings having
UTF8 encoded accented characters, like those widely used in French and
to a minor extent in Italian. Those characters go through some sort of
double UTF8 conversion because they can be forced to display correctly
if transformed calling 'encoding' beforehand
set my_string [encoding convertfrom utf-8 $my_string]
There is also some interaction with ::rivet::escape_string that fails to
recognize those characters as alphanumeric and escapes them, but what
bothers me is that I couldn't find an obvious explanation for the 2
Apache instances behaving in a different way (AddDefaultCharset is left
unset in both configurations, Apache2 versions are different but very
close each other)
-- Massimo
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