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I've tried to "hack" the datastorer to accept latin1 by adding:
chunk = chunk.decode('latin1').encode('utf-8')
in the fetch_resource.py.
That acutally did the job for a while. But after some days (yes, I know this sounds weird) it fails again. It seems to be messytables (any_tables) in commands.py which removes international characters. When opening the file in commands.py my Danish characters are correctly shown. After running any_tables, the characters are removed in row_set.
Is it possible to tell the DataStorer to accept and correctly encode latin1-sources/documents?
Currently it does not show latin1-encodet files correctly, only utf-8.
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