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Incorrect display of national symbols in file names.

sivannikov

This problem is revealed at:
1. When downloading files via FTP
2. When working with web-client

Sample: �� UML.doc

Problem is solved settings?

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mikeh

Make sure your database is configured to use UTF-8.

Mike

sivannikov

Make sure your database is configured to use UTF-8.

Mike

Database is configured to use UTF-8. Download via CIFS, for example, is correct.

mikeh

Also ensure Tomcat is configured to use UTF-8 URIs

URIEncoding="UTF-8" for the Connector in server.xml

Thanks,
Mike

sivannikov

Also ensure Tomcat is configured to use UTF-8 URIs

URIEncoding="UTF-8" for the Connector in server.xml

I has set Alfresco under JBOSS (ver 5. 0. 1)
And not attended to URIEncoding when configurating of JBoss.
After setting URIEncoding= "UTF-8" all is operated correct!!!

Thanks, Mike!

sivannikov

Problem displaying national symbols on the latest versions of Alfresco.

Discovered a problem with the display of national names on the latest versions of alfresco:
- Alfresco-enterprise-3.3.3
- Alfresco-community-3.4.a

Now in the current installer for windows lost the ability to display national locale. In alfresco-enterprise-3.3.0 everything was fine.