Maybe I found a solution.
> > Here's how I solved the identical issue (on a NetBSD box),
> > i.e. all server-side calls to svn* bailed out on the first non-ASCII byte > in a filename, but TortoiseSVN works like a charm:
>
> > 1. Make sure your SVN installation (specifically apr-util, I think) is linked
> > against libiconv. (If it isn't, you'll be out of luck with the following steps.)
>
> I downloaded the win32 - edition of SVN from tigris.org. How can I check if this build is linked against libiconv?
>
My downloaded version IS linked against libiconv, since it is simply installed as a subdirectory of subversion. BUT
there has to be set an environment variable APR_ICONV_PATH to point to this directory to get everything in touch. This
under Windows NT.
On my Windows XP PC I have also installed TortoiseSVN which, same as for you, works like a charm. But the commandline
tools all failed for international characters. The environment variable APOR_ICONV_PATH is also set on this PC, but
points to the installation of TortoiseSVN. I assumed, this is the reason, why Tortoise works well and svn not.
I modified the variable to point to my installed subversion directory/iconv and, *wow*, now I'm able to work
on files with these funny characters in it with the commandline tools.
> > 2. The minimum locale setting required is LC_CTYPE. I've set it
> > to "de_DE.ISO8859-1", but you'll have to figure out whatever is appropriate for Solaris.
>
> Does anybody knows what has to be set under Win32? Simply hacking set de_DE.ISO8859-1 didn't do the trick, however I didn't expect > it to work.
>
As described above: The trick is to set APR_ICONV_PATH to the correct path. TortoiseSVN-iconv and Subversion-iconv - installation
seem to be incompatible, at least on my station.
Best regards
Christian
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