** Summary changed: - when converting to utf-8 autodetection of already utf-8 encoded files only partly works + -t UTF8 and -t UTF-8, resp., show different and unexpected behaviour wrt. conversion and autodetection
** Description changed: Binary package hint: convmv Hello! - if you convert to utf-8, files already encoded in utf-8 are skipped - according to the manpage. + I have a filesystem with filenames encoded in iso8859-1. I try to + convert these names to utf-8 with convmv. - This only works when you give the -t option as "-t UTF8" but not when - you use "-t UTF-8" or "-t utf8" or similar. + "convmv -f iso8859-1 -t UTF8 ." wrongly reports all files as being + already encoded in UTF-8 - All versions of the -t option will correctly convert filenames to utf8 - encoding, only the double-encoding prevention is problematic. + "convmv -f iso8859-1 -t UTF-8 ." does the conversion as requested (when + used with --notest of course). But the few files already in utf8 are not + detected but are double encoded. -- -t UTF8 and -t UTF-8, resp., show different and unexpected behaviour wrt. conversion and autodetection https://launchpad.net/bugs/60238 -- ubuntu-bugs mailing list [email protected] https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-bugs
