(I'm going to handle just the "svn repository" potential cause of the problem. I'll let others handle the "client-side problem, but repository is okay" potential cause.)
suman.mai...@asia.bnpparibas.com wrote on Mon, Aug 09, 2010 at 11:42:04 +0530: > Hi, > I'm working on French project. Very recently we have migrated our project > from CVS to SVN repository. After migration, when checking out the file > names which have special characters like Western-Europe encoding fonts are > giving problem. > > e.g.:"modŠle fields-replacements.xsl" is the file name inside the > Subversion and after checking out the file into the local machine it is > coming like "mod?le fields-replacements.xsl" > Inside the file name '?' is displaying rather than Š(S with caron). > > Please help me to get the proper file-names from subversion without any > encoding > problem > We do support UTF-8 file names: 0:% x="modŠle fields-replacements.xsl" 0:% echo foo > $x 0:% $svnmucc put -mmsg $x file://`pwd`/r1/$x r2 committed by daniel at 2010-08-09T15:28:18.165794Z 0:% $svn up wc1 A wc1/modŠle fields-replacements.xsl Updated to revision 2. 0:% ls wc1 branches modŠle fields-replacements.xsl tags trunk 0:% (this is under linux with a UTF-8 locale) Given that you migrated from CVS to SVN, can you check that the filenames inside the repository's filesystem are encoded in UTF-8 and not in iso-8859-*? > Thank you, > Regards, > Sunny > > <snip disclaimer>
