Problem Description: when SecureCRT remotely connects to centos, the service will be garbled when it is restarted. Solution: 1. modify the configuration of a remote linux Machine [root @ rhel ~] # Vi/etc/sysconfig/i18n change LANG to support UTF-8 character set such as: LANG = & rdquo; zh_CN.UTF-8 & Prime; & nb
Problem Description: when SecureCRT remotely connects to centos, the service will be garbled when it is restarted.
Solution:
1. modify the configuration of remote linux machines
[Root @ rhel ~] # Vi/etc/sysconfig/i18n
Change LANG to a character set that supports UTF-8
For example: LANG = "zh_CN.UTF-8" or LANG = "en_US.UTF-8" this article changes to the latter
2. modify the Session Options of Secure CRT.
Options-> Session Options-> Appearance-> Font-> New Character Set: Chinese GB2312-> Character encoding for UTF-8
3. OK.
Chinese garbled characters for SecureFX login
Problem Description
The general options of SecureCRT and SecureFX have been set to UTF-8, but the new Chinese folder in SecureCRT, in SecureFX is still garbled, this problem, find a lot of methods, finally, let's talk about the solution.
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View the linux encoding, modify to your own needs, this article has UTF-8 as an example to illustrate.
Modify the configuration file of the Linux server:
[Root @ iitshare ~] # Vi/etc/sysconfig/i18n
If you select a Chinese system during system installation, change the LANG Field:
LANG = "zh_CN.UTF-8"
If you select an English system when installing the system, change the LANG Field:
LANG = "en_US.UTF-8"
General solution
1. right-click the connection tag of SecureCRT.
2. in the pop-up window, select the "Appearance" tab on the left bar, and select UTF8 in the window on the right ,:
3. now, Chinese characters are displayed in SecureCRT:
Although Chinese characters can be displayed, the Chinese folders created in SecureFX still display garbled characters in SecureCRT. how can this problem be solved? You need to modify the configuration file for configuration, which will be described below.
Set the configuration file
1. find the SecureFX configuration folder (options -- global options, general configuration folder), for example, C: \ Users \ ZhangYQ \ AppData \ Roaming \ VanDyke \ Config;
2. in the Sessions subdirectory under the configuration folder, find the Session file (. ini extension) corresponding to the SecureCRT connection, and double-click to open it;
3. find Filenames Always Use UTF8, change the parameter after = to 00000001, save and exit.