On 8/28/06, Benjamin Schmid <B.Schmid@exxcellent.de> wrote:
> Hello list,
>
> dn doing a quick web research I found many similar questions but no answers.
> Maybe someone on the list has a clue:
>
> First my setup: I'm using a german Windows XP with svn command line client
> v1.3.2 and newest svn server on Linux (UTF-8).
>
> 1) I'm trying to commit a file containing a national character in it's file
> path ("Funktionalität"). The svn add comamnd worked well, but the commit
> command claims:
> <path> folgte ein nicht-ASCII Byte 195, das nicht von/nach UTF-8
> konvertiert werden konnte
> <path> was followed by non-ASCII byte 195: unable to convert to/from
> UTF-8
>
> How should it work? How can I revert and redo my svn add?
>
> 2) Same problem seems to also apply if you use commit comments with national
> characters.
>
> 3) All localized messages from SVN itself containing special german
> characters (äöü) are scrambled, too:
> Example: "Geben Sie 'svn help' f?\195?\188r weitere Hilfe ein." (should
> be für)
>
> My colleagues share these problems if they use command line client.
> TortoiseSVN and Subclipse seem to work.
> This seems to be a major issue with the svn client but I did found no a
> current request the issue tracker regarding.
>
> Anybody knowing some solutions/workarounds?
>
> Thanks in avance for your feedback
How did you install the client? If you didn't use the installer, you
need to add a environment variable called APR_ICONV_PATH with the path
to the subversion iconv directory as value.
/Johan
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Received on Mon Aug 28 12:16:27 2006