I'm setting up a webserver and thought I'd make it use UTF-8 right away. I've configured Apache2 and (re)started it:
#AddDefaultCharset ISO-8859-1 AddDefaultCharset UTF-8 I've also installed glibc-locales, configured /etc/locales.conf to include english and norwegian (see below) and I ran locales-gen afterwards. en_US UTF-8 en_US ISO-8859-1 nb_NO UTF-8 nb_NO ISO-8859-1 I then have a test file test.html which contains a norwegain sentence with special norwegian letters (æ ø å). When I try to view the page, all the special letters are displayed as something else. In opera (v8.5, auto-select encoding selected) it is a square turned 45 degrees with a questionmark inside. IE6, set to UTF-8, displayes some chinese/japanese signs instead of the characters. If I select auto-select encoding in IE6, I get the correct characters. Changing Opera manually to UTF-8 gives the same square, but choosing ISO-8859-1 gives me the correct characters... Whats wrong? Should I just not bother trying to use UTF-8? /Christopher _______________________________________________ tsl-discuss mailing list [email protected] http://lists.trustix.org/mailman/listinfo/tsl-discuss
