My java application is downloading some files encoded with either UTF-8 or ISO-8859-1 from a bitbucket repository. I know in advance the charset used in those files. My app is running fine on my Windows local machine (I use Eclipse JEE with a Tomcat 9 server). I have deployed this application on a RedHat virtual machine running the same version
Tag: character-encoding
printf in awk with Umlauts doesn’t work
Can somebody please give me an alternative to the following awk statement. As soon as I give a “n” for string, it skips after Umlaut. I don’t want to use gsub because I have many special characters and don’t want to write a script for this. Also if not in awk, can somebody help me in other languages? Answer The
gsub encoding error when running on Linux Docker Container Invalid byte sequence in US-ASCII
I have a string I’m converting from “rn” to “n” line ends using: When I run it on my Windows host, it works fine. When I run on my Linux host, in a docker container, I get this error: I am running Ruby 2.2. Answer I fixed it by doing this Invalid byte sequence in UTF-8 (ArgumentError)
Malformed dumpfile header when migrating repository from Windows to Linux (encoding issue?)
I’m moving an SVN repository from a Windows machine (Windows 7) to a Linux machine (Ubuntu 13). I dump the repo on Windows with svnadmin dump and copy the files to the Linux machine. Now I’m running And the terminal responds with I suspect that there is a problem with my character encoding (Windows vs. Unix), based on the fact