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False Alarm.
Check utf-8 encoding for filenames: On (not auto).
False Alarm.
Check utf-8 encoding for filenames: On (not auto).
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- Gessos Paul
A directory list from Putty:
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A directory list from WinSCP:
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Settings on Putty:
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A directory list from WinSCP:
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Settings on Putty:
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- Gessos Paul
There is no charset choice
I connect to my OpenSSH Server of my Nokia N900 device.
Many files in this device and in my PC have Greek name.
When I send a greek named file from my PC to Nokia N900, WinSCP fail to keep the original name and throws an error message.
When I view the file list on my Nokia N900, greek filenames appear wrong (they are in utf-8 charset because they have double character length).
File list appears right in my PC.
Many files in this device and in my PC have Greek name.
When I send a greek named file from my PC to Nokia N900, WinSCP fail to keep the original name and throws an error message.
When I view the file list on my Nokia N900, greek filenames appear wrong (they are in utf-8 charset because they have double character length).
File list appears right in my PC.