Let Linux (CentOS) support Chinese files and folders

First, let Linux support Chinese

1, the Linux env set the Lang=en_us. UTF-8;

2, the local shell client code is also set to UTF-8, so that the Windows uploaded to the Linux file or directory will not be garbled;

3, Important: If you need to manually edit the securefxportable upload Secruefx the session configuration file (Find session folder)

Select the Options->global Options menu in Securefx and select General in the Open Global Options dialog box. There is a configuration folder. The path inside is the Securefx configuration file path. Locate the INI configuration file for the corresponding session under the sessions subdirectory. In it, "Filenames always use UTF8" = 00000000 is modified to "Filenames always with use UTF8" = 00000001 Save the reconnect.

Second, if in the shell (or through HTTP access) is still garbled. To transcode the file name, install the following program under Linux:

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/

Description:/home/tomcat/webapps/origins/The file name under this directory for transcoding.

Let Linux (CentOS) support Chinese files and folders