02-04-2013
Unrecognized Spanish characters from windows to Linux
Background:
I want to upload the file from windows to RHEL5 server, the file stores Spanish words with UTF-8 encoding. it's used as the data source for loading to database.
some special characters in files like following.
í
ó
Ñ
á
Linux setting:
$ echo $LANG
en_US.UTF-8
I use WinSCP with UTF-8 ON to upload the file to linux server.
I also tried use ssh client to upload.
when I use VI to browse the file, the special characters display unrecognized.
How I can resolve this problem?
Is it a transfer setting problem or system setting problem?
thanks !
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