Tickets :: Comment on [#7244] problem with umlaut characters in prefs.php

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Comment	>> What's wrong with that? It's the expected behavior. > > > > with unix OS depending on your distribution / OS vendor your shell's > encoding settings can differ (ISO-8859-15, UTF-8, etc.) and that has > consequences for special characters (above the 8-bit threshold) in > prefs.php/conf.php > > > > so if this not a bug (it is to my point of view) which encoding > (charset) is used / presumed when including the prefs.php / conf.php > files? does the php include function/command take the user's language > / charset into consideration (i.e. the shell's LANG variable, talking > about unix systems here)? alternatively, is there a way to tell php: > this very specific php file (e.g. prefs.php) is written in charset > UTF-8 (my shell's default charset) while other files are written in > ISO-8859-15 etc.? > > > > when i put an umlaut in my prefs.php i surely want horde / php be > able to understand what i mean... > >
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