OK, more precisely: Does not FTP/SFTP server support UTF-8? BTW, which one do you use?
- martin
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- Guest
Does your server support UTF-8 at all?
Yes, I think so.
If I set putty to use UTF-8 the files are display correctly.
- martin
Does your server support UTF-8 at all?
- Guest
Hi Martin,
Thanks for your reply. I've read the FAQ and tried to set "UTF-8 encoding" from Auto to On and Off, but filenames with special character are where still displayed wrong.
What can I do ?
Gerhard
Thanks for your reply. I've read the FAQ and tried to set "UTF-8 encoding" from Auto to On and Off, but filenames with special character are where still displayed wrong.
What can I do ?
Gerhard
- martin
Re: WinSCP and Character Set
Please read FAQ. If that does not help, come back.
- Gerhard
WinSCP and Character Set
I'm using WinSCP to access my NAS. Samba is set up to use Western European character set CP1252 and the files copied to NAS via Samba are displayed correctly with all german special characters (ÖÄÜöäüß) in Windows Explorer.
Over a WinSCP connection I the special characters are not display correctly (as in a putty session).
Is there a way to define a character set in WinSCP ?
Thanks for your reply,
Gerhard
Over a WinSCP connection I the special characters are not display correctly (as in a putty session).
Is there a way to define a character set in WinSCP ?
Thanks for your reply,
Gerhard