It is most probably that your server report files in non-UTF-8 encoding. Can you mail me a log file at debug 2 log level?
- martin
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- Eyal
The above-described behavior occurs with 'Server supports UTF-8' set to on. If I set it to off, I don't even see the files - I get an "error with directory listing" message.
- Guest
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- Guest
Also seeing this same phenomenon, connecting to OpenSSH server on a Debian 3.1 machine. The files I'm accessing are on a mounted SMB share from a 3rd machine. The third machine is a plain-vanilla XP, and the mount options are
nodev,noauto,user,iocharset=iso8859-8,codepage=862
- martin
Re: Hebrew filename display as gibberish
- Tomer
Hebrew filename display as gibberish
Hebrew filenames displays like the following line
The linux box is setup with Hebrew support. PuTTY's SSH session to that box shows valid filenames when running
How can I fix this?
Thanks!
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The linux box is setup with Hebrew support. PuTTY's SSH session to that box shows valid filenames when running
ls.
How can I fix this?
Thanks!