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  • UTF-8 and ISO-8859-15

    Posted by raul on February 8, 2006 at 18:53

    Due to some problems with some translation file writen in UTF-8, we have decided to add the charset=ISO-8859-15 to the meta tag http-equiv=”content-type” and converted the portuguese translation file to this charset.

    The file has been updated in the SVN and in a few minutes in the Web at sourceforge.net 😀

    I you have any problem, please post it!!

    Raúl

    raul replied 17 years, 9 months ago 3 Members · 5 Replies
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  • Sancho

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    February 8, 2006 at 19:03
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    Raul, I think that all code must be converted to a more “international” codeset, like UTF-8, but it could give us some problems. At this moment ISO8859-15 could be a solution, but next versions must be UTF8, i think…

  • sillyPandora

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    Hi, I am new to pandora, I picked it up and is in the process configuring it. Its not going very well right now. I am having trouble with the Pandora Console installation. I couldn’t get it work under apache2. So I am using resin trying to get these web pages to work. However I am getting errors showing illegal utf8 encoding. I have converted all the files for Pandora Console to ISO-8859-2 format using FCC. But it still shows this error. And when I try to use apache2, it give me a white screen when I try to load index.php. I can log in to the mysql database just fine. I don’t know what is wrong with it. Any ideas would be helpful, thank you.

    500 Servlet Exception
    java.io.CharConversionException: illegal utf8 encoding at 0x69
    at com.caucho.vfs.i18n.UTF8Reader.read

  • raul

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    Well, until now I don’t know if anyone here has used Resin with PHP… But, which is exactly your problem to install console?

    You only have to setup the Apache PHP modules to to that.

    Which distro are you using? Have you read the installation guide at http://pandora.sourceforge.net/en/index.php?sec=docs/install?

  • sillyPandora

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    hi raul,
    I have solved this problem by adding the following codes to my web.xml file. The Pandora Console is now running fine under resin 3.0.23 with PHP5 (i couldn’t get it to work with apache 😳 ). But I highly recommend someone to try resin, php package comes with the resin web server and everything is ready after the install. Still have some stats graphics (jpgraph maybe?) problem seems like, but i will try to trouble shoot it with the installation guide. Also i am still having problems with Pandora Server, i posted on the other forum under Pandora FMS 1.2. Thanks for the response!


    iso-8859-15

    Won’t let me post the entire code, but this is under servlet-mapping.

  • raul

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    It’s Ok you can use another kind of PHP setup :-D.

    Which was the problem you found in setting up PHP with apache?

    Raul