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charset encoding always latin1 #15
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CUPS.org User: mike This is a support question. Basically, you need to define your locale (the LANG environment variable) to a UTF-8 locale, otherwise CUPS will assume that you want to print using the locale's default encoding. |
CUPS.org User: maccy2.yahoo sorry, both root's LC_CTYPE is de_DE.UTF-8 and user's LANG is de_DE.UTF-8. printing an UTF-8 encoded text file containing umlauts gives results like cat'ing UTF-8 to an 8bit terminal. UTF-8 conversion is not being done. No support question, a bug ;-) |
CUPS.org User: maccy2.yahoo also printing html which has it's site encoding in meta tags does not work with anything else than latin1. utf-8 encoded html code (containing the charset in meta tag) is printed as 8bit text. |
CUPS.org User: mike Have you copied the corresponding CUPS message catalog which (currently) defines the charset to the UTF-8 message catalog directory? This is not a bug. |
Version: 1.1.18
CUPS.org User: maccy2.yahoo
no matter what is defined for default charset in cupsd.conf (the default should be utf-8) cups treats all text files as latin1. printing an utf-8 encoded text file should print file with a default installtion because utf-8 is the default but it isn't really.
Shouldn't there also be an option for lp/lpr to define a charset encoding, which should be handed over to the cups server?
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