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Tag: encoding

Prometheus alertmanager – invalid leading UTF-8 octet

I am trying to configure the slack notification from Prometheus alertmanager with below yml. When i start my alert-manager container it keep on restarting and shows below error. alertmanager | level=error ts=2021-01-12T04:08:19.040Z caller=coordinator.go:124 component=configuration msg=”Loading configuration file failed” file=/etc/alertmanager/alertmanager.yml err=”yaml: invalid leading UTF-8 octet” Have validated Here it shown as valid yaml Also checked with notepad++ the encoding already showing

how to read csv files with mbcs codec in Python on Linux?

I’m trying to read CSV files with Western Europe (windows) encoding This code works well on Windows but not on Linux 18.04. (Error: unknown encoding: mbcs) Indeed, in the codecs python documentation, we have the information: is there another way/name to decode my files in python on Linux? (I have thousand of files so I can’t save as on Excel)

How to disable encoding in a text-editor?

This is such a basic question I am surprised I could not easily find an answer to it: I use Notepad++ to write my scripts in. Someone sent me some code for a shell script (.sh) that I could modify to suit my needs. I simply changed a small bit of text using Notepad++ (on Windows) and used FileZilla (SFTP)

Mercurial clone russian symbols like ‘?’

I work in Linux Red Hat 4.1.2-48 from PuTTy where set encoding UTF-8(PuTTy).I installed mercurial 2.2.1 and his repository. In ‘hgrc’ file of repository encoding set UTF-8 like : In repository i have files, which names are in utf-8 encoding, and have russian symbols. When i go to repositories directory i see right russian symbols. In Linux enviroment variable LANG=en_US.UTF-8..

iconv any encoding to UTF-8

I am trying to point iconv to a directory and all files will be converted UTF-8 regardless of the current encoding I am using this script but you have to specify what encoding you are going FROM. How can I make it autdetect the current encoding? dir_iconv.sh terminal line Answer Maybe you are looking for enca: Enca is an Extremely

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