It's too bad. I use both Deutsche and Japanese for filename.
WinSCP cannot handle that :-(
The other guys can.
https://filezilla-project.org/
- jrynd
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The other guys can.
https://filezilla-project.org/
- martin
It's too bad. I use both Deutsche and Japanese for filename.
WinSCP cannot handle that :-(
- MASA.H
>Also note that WinSCP is not an Unicode application. Hence it can display only characters that are present in default language code page of your workstation.
It's too bad. I use both Deutsche and Japanese for filename.
It's too bad. I use both Deutsche and Japanese for filename.
- martin
Do you have German as defalt local encoding (as described in the FAQ)?
- MASA.H
I use SFTP-3 as file transfer protocol with "UTF-8 Encoding for Filenames" option. And the server use utf8 as file name encoding. Is there any wrong?
- martin
Re: WinSCP took a misstake with Non-Ascii character.
Would this FAQ explain that?
- MASA.H
WinSCP took a misstake with Non-Ascii character.
When I use "ß" in directory name, WinSCP recognized "ß" as "s". So, if I have a directory named "weiß", WinSCP display as "weis" and try to serch directory "weis" not "weiß". Same misstake happened at "〜". Is it a WinSCP's bug?
My Eviroment:
scp Server: OpenSSH4.5 on Fedora 7
client: WinSCP 4.1.0 on Windows XP
My Eviroment:
scp Server: OpenSSH4.5 on Fedora 7
client: WinSCP 4.1.0 on Windows XP