Probably you know already more about mysql and utf-8 than I do. But I want to mention that in mysql you need to set the connection to utf-8 too. At least when I access my utf-8 tables from php, I'll get crap out of it if I don't set the connection to utf-8 explicitly. Thus the connection always defaults to a non utf-8 character set in my (the default) setup.

Steven


Florian Lohoff schreef:
On Tue, Sep 09, 2008 at 04:19:36PM +0200, Dirk-Lüder Kreie wrote:
It's a known issue, but should be fixed already. Tiles rendered while the bug was there need re-rendering.

go to http://informationfreeway.org/?lat=33.88504&lon=35.50402&zoom=12 and request a re-render (ctrl-klick, or "r").


Aehm - as long as the clients get data vom ROMA(v1) it might happen
again. The utf-8 bugs seem to be mysql related and without deeper
inspection and reimport into the mysql unfixable.
So yes - if the client chose to get the data from OSMXAPI or the main
API or ROMAv2 everythings fine ...

Flo
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