Solution to Chinese garbled characters in SecureCRT-Character Set setting (Linux environment) and securecrtlinux

Solution to Chinese garbled characters in SecureCRT-Character Set setting (Linux environment) and securecrtlinux

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We often use SecureCRT tools, but sometimes we encounter garbled characters, which can be very painful to see, as shown in:

This time I decided to study Baidu first. The solution steps are as follows. I made a note to facilitate future queries:

1. First, go to the "options" menu of SecureCRT> click the "session options" menu, as shown in:

2. Click the "simulation" menu under the "terminal" menu, and select "Linux" and "ANSI color" from the "terminal" drop-down menu on the right, as shown in:

3. Click the "appearance" menu, as shown in:

4. Click the font button on the right. 1) Select, 2) Select "Chinese GB2312" as the character set, as shown in:

5. Click the "appearance" menu, select "UTF-8" from the "character encoding" drop-down menu on the right, remove the check box before "Draw character with Unicode line", as shown in:

6. Click "OK" to save the settings and disable SecureCRT!

 

7. If Chinese characters still cannot be displayed normally, it may be caused by the default non-UTF8 character encoding in Linux. You need to modify the configuration file of the linux server.

Log on as the root user. Enter vi/etc/sysconfig/i18n]

8. log out and log on to SecureCRT again to fix the garbled characters!