- Server OS: CentOS 5.1 (updated to 5.2)
- Client OS: Windows XP with Chinese character set installed
- Browser: Firefox 3.0.11
- AOLServer: aolserver3.3oacs
- ]po[: V3.4.0.7.0
Here is what I have tested:
1. Uploading a file with Chinese characters
- I've create a file called "chinese-project001.中国.gan"
- In the project's filestorage I upload the file
=> OK. The characters appear perfectly.
2. Create a file via /ds/shell:
- I go to /ds/shell (you need to be admin to be able to do this, please try with your own server...)
- I execute the command: "exec bash -c "cd /web/po34demo/filestorage/projects/adromit/2005_0154; echo asdf > task中国_level2.txt""
=> OK. I can see the correct filename in the project's filestorage.
These two tests indicate that the underlying filesystem at least doesn't transform the files.
- I access Linux from the Putty SSH client
- I try to create a filename called "test中国test"
=> NOT OK. Putty (I assume...) replaces the "中国" characters with dots.
We will be able to fix the issue 3) with creating folders, no problem.
So my big question: How did you create the files that ]po[ didn't show? Using ]po[ or on the Linux level?
Bests!
Frank
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Hi Zhang Chaoping,
I've tried to reproduce your issue at our ]po[ demo server:
http://po34demo.dnsalias.com/intranet/projects/view?&project_id=16520
This server is running:
- Server OS: CentOS 5.1 (updated to 5.2)
- Client OS: Windows XP with Chinese character set installed
- Browser: Firefox 3.0.11
- AOLServer: aolserver3.3oacs
- ]po[: V3.4.0.7.0
Here is what I have tested:
1. Uploading a file with Chinese characters
- I've create a file called "chinese-project001.中国.gan"
- In the project's filestorage I upload the file
=> OK. The characters appear perfectly.
2. Create a file via /ds/shell:
- I go to /ds/shell (you need to be admin to be able to do this, please try with your own server...)
- I execute the command: "exec bash -c "cd /web/po34demo/filestorage/projects/adromit/2005_0154; echo asdf > task中国_level2.txt""
=> OK. I can see the correct filename in the project's filestorage.
These two tests indicate that the underlying filesystem at least doesn't transform the files.
3. Create a new folder:
- I go to the Filestorage of a project: http://po34demo.dnsalias.com/intranet/projects/view?view_name=files&project_id=16520
- I create a new folder "folder中国test"
=> NOT OK. I only see "folder__test", so there is a bug in the ]po[ side (I assume).
4. Create a file from Linux:
- I access Linux from the Putty SSH client
- I try to create a filename called "test中国test"
=> NOT OK. Putty (I assume...) replaces the "中国" characters with dots.
We will be able to fix the issue 3) with creating folders, no problem.
So my big question: How did you create the files that ]po[ didn't show? Using ]po[ or on the Linux level?
Bests!
Frank
Another ToDo: We should check what happens if the files are stored on a Windows share, whether the file names are treated correctly or not.