[cvsnt] Re: Unicode Filenames from linux cvs server are transfered as ANSI to Windows
Tony Hoyle
tmh at nodomain.org
Sun Nov 14 17:16:49 GMT 2004
Dietrich Schmidt wrote:
> Hi,
>
> problem summary: checking out a file with german Umlaute on Windows from
> a Linux CVS server scrambles the filename.
CVS is inherently ANSI with its filename processing. With 2.0.51 both
client and server must be using exactly the same codepage otherwise the
output will be scrambled for characters >127.
2.0.58 client/server has a translation mode which maps between client
codepage and server codepage (this works best if the server is in UTF8,
as that can support any character). To activate this use the -o option
on the cvs client command line.
Tony
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