Hi there, I have a problem and I can not figure out how to solve this. I've been at it for the last three weeks and still don't have a solution. Here's the problem http://www.la-capirinha.nl/test.htm The Euro, apostrophe etc. are all shown as squares. I use apache2.0.54 with ISPConfig. The OS is Debian Etch Stable. I installed every Charset I could find and tried every locale setting. I now use nl_NL@EURO. I have another server which runs Debian Sarge stable and here every thing is fine. The problem is that on the Debian Edge server, I have around 130 customer websites running. So I really need a solution! I tried to set the default charset to UTF-8 in apache2.conf. I tried defaultcharset off. I tried everything. Maybe UTF-8 isn't properly installed within apache2, so how can I reinstall it without causing any damage to the customers websites?
Hi there, I have a problem and I can not figure out how to solve this. I've been at it for the last three weeks and still don't have a solution. Here's the problem http://www.la-capirinha.nl/test.htm The Euro, apostrophe etc. are all shown as squares when converted from a different charset (like windows-1252). I use apache2.0.54 with ISPConfig. The OS is Debian Etch Stable. When using utf-8 as the coding for the page, it works perfectly. http://www.la-capirinha.nl/test2.htm I have another server which runs Debian Sarge stable and here every thing is fine. The problem is that on the Debian Edge server, I have around 130 customer websites running. So I really need a solution!
You can try to enable more locales by giving the command: dpkg-reconfigure locales Choose the locales you need. Probably this will work for you.
Hans, I matched the LANG and every setting in locale to the server where it does work correctly. After restarting apache2 it looks fine now. The strange think is that I had to set it to POSIX. LANG=POSIX LC_CTYPE="POSIX" LC_NUMERIC="POSIX" LC_TIME="POSIX" LC_COLLATE="POSIX" LC_MONETARY="POSIX" LC_MESSAGES="POSIX" LC_PAPER="POSIX" LC_NAME="POSIX" LC_ADDRESS="POSIX" LC_TELEPHONE="POSIX" LC_MEASUREMENT="POSIX" LC_IDENTIFICATION="POSIX" LC_ALL= Don't ask me why ??? but it works for now. I managed to get it working once, but after a few nights, the problem was back. (probably after a restart of apache)
