Enables linux (centos) to support Chinese files and folders, and linuxcentos

Enables linux (centos) to support Chinese files and folders, and linuxcentos

1. Enable linux to support Chinese Characters

1. Set the Linux env LANG = en_US.UTF-8;

2, local Shell client encoding is also set to UTF-8, so that the files or directories uploaded to linux in windows do not appear garbled;

3. Important: If you use SecureFXPortable to upload data, you must manually edit the configuration file of this Session of SecrueFX (find the session folder)

Select Options> Global Options in SecureFx, and select General in the Global Options dialog box that appears. There is a Configuration folder. The path is the configuration file path of SecureFX. Find the ini configuration file of the corresponding Session in the Sessions subdirectory. Change "Filenames Always Use UTF8" = 00000000 to "Filenames Always Use UTF8" = 00000001 to save and reconnect.

II,IfIn Shell (or access via http), it is still garbled. You need to install the following program in linux to transcode the file name:

Wget http://pkgs.repoforge.org/convmv/convmv-1.15-1.el2.rf.noarch.rpm
Rpm-ivh convmv-1.15-1.el2.rf.noarch.rpm
/Usr/bin/convmv-f gbk-t UTF-8-r -- notest/home/tomcat/webapps/origins/

Note:/home/tomcat/webapps/origins/transcodes the file names in the directory.