Re: "Can't recode string" again...

Joachim Durchholz wrote:
> Prefixing the svn export command with
> export LC_CTYPE=en_US.UTF-8
> did the trick for me.

LC_* is unset, LANG is set to the current locale. I also tried unstting LANG
and exporting LC_CTYPE as de_DE@euro, with the same results.

I'm not using an UTF8 encoding on the client side, so "something.UTF-8"
would probably lead to corrupt results.

>> What charset does svnserve try to recode the UTF-8 to?
> I'd guess it's the character set that the client uses for file names.

Mh, so the client converts the filename to UTF-8 before committing /
updateing, and the server converts it back to the client's character
encoding? Why doesn't the server store the filename in an encoding-neutral
UTF-8 and leave all re-encoding work to the different clients, which could
likely have different locale setting with different encodings?

Greetings,

  Gunter

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