Hi Andrew, I am using native rdiff-backup.exe with plink.exe as ssh client. I followed this guide http://wiki.rdiff-backup.org/wiki/index.php/BackupFromWindowsToLinux . The codepage 1250 is default with my windows localization and I am really not sure how to alter it or convince english/other windows to use it. If you need however to have access to windows machine which uses it I might be able to give it to you.
Restore works fine probably becouse it is through the same 'distorted glasses' :) 2009/1/7 Andrew Ferguson <[email protected]>: > On Jan 7, 2009, at 6:01 AM, Gregy wrote: >> >> Hello, I have a little problem here. I am using rdiff-backup for >> linux-linux backups without issue but I have a problem with windows >> version. When I backup special characters are not reencoded or >> reencoded badly so it appears like '?' on my utf8 linux system. On >> windows I am using cp1250 and national characters like "ěščřžýá". So >> on windows the name of a directory or file is "nějaká složka" and on >> linux after backup "n?jak? slo?ka". If I restore the backup using >> rdiff-backup it looks fine as long as it is on windows. Thank you for >> any help. > > > Hi Greg, > > International support is not something I am very good with, so you may need > to bear with me. > > - How are you backing up from Windows to Linux? Are you using the native > Windows rdiff-backup.exe ? If so, how is your SSH setup? If you are > exporting your Windows files, have you read this FAQ entry: > http://www.nongnu.org/rdiff-backup/FAQ.html#cifs > > - How is your Windows set to "cp1250" ? In order to try to help you with > this problem, I would like to setup a VM in another character set, but I > don't know anything about that. > > > I'm glad to hear that the restore looks fine! :-) > > > Andrew
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