Re: log-file with option "Auto"
Well, I'm not an expert on *nix shell environment. But clearly, as you can see, WinSCP behaves correctly, based on the information it gets from your server.
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It varies. Try.bashrc
(instead of.bash_profile
).
LANG=de_DE.UTF-8
export LANG
Do you use PuTTY? What is value ofLANG
, when you login with PuTTY with Connection > SSH > TTY > Don't allocate a pseudo terminal turned off?
Maybe - but i´m not sure, where to change the environment settings for non-interactive shells. Is it /etc/profile.d/ or better /etc/ssh/sshd_config or better to create a user specific ~/.ssh/environment?
I can´t identify the file where LANG=de_DE@euro may be set.
.bashrc
(instead of .bash_profile
).
LANG
, when you login with PuTTY with Connection > SSH > TTY > Don't allocate a pseudo terminal turned off?
Maybe you set theLANG
to "UTF-8" for interactive sessions only.
> 2015-02-10 08:08:27.850 echo $LANG ; echo "WinSCP: this is end-of-file:$?"
...
< 2015-02-10 08:08:27.850 de_DE@euro
LANG
to "UTF-8" for interactive sessions only.
I created a login file, but I don´t think there is any hint for debugging in it.
The "UTF-8 encoding for filenames" was set to "On". If it is set to "Auto" it did not work.
Thank you for your hint! Although utf-8 is set (LANG=de_DE.uft-8) the last beta version did not use UTF-8 if option AUTO is set. But there is an option to change to utf-8 manually and after changing the option utf-8 is used.
using scp connection to a server with LANG=de_DE.UTF-8 did not use UTF-8 coding for filenames.
no way to choose the right character set with winscp?
winscp-version is 5.5.6 built 4746
I think the information on https://winscp.net/eng/docs/ui_login_environment#utf is wrong.
utf-8 did not work in winscp with a scp-connection either LANG is set on the remote site to UTF-8 or not.
Is it allowed to change the wrong information there? Or will it work as described sooner or later?
When you configure WinSCP to work in SCP mode, it do not allow you to enable UTF-8 filenames on remote side.
It is a bug or intended (mis)feature?
Far2 x86, if that matters.
When you configure WinSCP to work in SCP mode, it do not allow you to enable UTF-8 filenames on remote side.
It is a bug or intended (mis)feature?
Far2 x86, if that matters.
Pity that full Unicode support is in WinSCP since 5.0, but FAR manager users cannot benefit from this.
It is a bug or intended (mis)feature?