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Le samedi, 12 Juin 2004 09.31, Erik Huelsmann a écrit :
> This is somewhat misleading. Yes, the repository keeps filenames in UTF-8,
> so does the client internally. This has nothing to do with the encoding of
> the local filesystem.
OK, I think this time I understand it right ...
> Sure, because you are telling Subversion that your filenames are UTF-8
> encoded when in fact they are not. The "Can't recode string" error message
> usually means that you did not set the LANG or LC_CTYPE env vars at all; in
> those cases Subversion doesn't know what the source encoding is, so it
> can't recode.
>
> Assuming that LANG and LC_CTYPE were not set at all, you need to set them
> to fr_CH, unless you recode all filenames on your system to be UTF-8
> compliant...
I had LANG and LC_CTYPE set to fr_CH from the begining ! On the local
filesystem everything is OK, the filenames are displayed correctly in the
shell and in any application. Still, subversion does not seem to understand
them right ... What can I do ? Is there another LC_* variable that
subversion cares about ? Is it possible that the locale definition is
incorrect on my distribution (Mandrake 10.0 Official) ? But it doesnt seem to
be the case as the filenames are crrect for all other apps. I'm quite lost
there ...
Thanks for your explanations, at least I understand how subversion uses
UTF-8 (even if it seems I do not understand completely ... ;-)
Guillaume
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