UTF-8 all the things.
* Use a meta tag in the HTML to set a character set of UTF-8.
* Ensure your files are encoded with UTF-8.
* Avoid a byte order mark (BOM) in files as that may override
other settings.
* Ensure web servers serve text/html as UTF-8. A simple text
file containing only HTML boilerplate with "©" or the classic
"räksmörgås" should be sufficient to test.
* If you hit a database, ensure the connection uses UTF-8.
There's may be a couple of other places to check, too, but you
get the idea.
--steve
On 7/4/17 at 2:05 PM, [email protected] ('Mathieu
Dubois' via pylons-discuss) pronounced:
Dear all,
I'm far from being an expert on that so pardon my ignorance.
We have 2 servers (say prod and dev) running the same code (in
some virtualenv). We recently upgraded to Ubuntu 16 (dev was
updated from Ubuntu 14.04 and prod from Ubuntu 12.04 to Ubuntu
14.04 and then to Ubuntu 16.04). We use the version of pyramid
provided by Ubuntu but we installed. The virutalenv were
recreated from scratch for Ubuntu 16.04 and the same version of
pyramid_jinja2 was installed there. The code is run with pserve
(started by circus) and we use Apache as a reverse proxy to
redirect to the internet (AFAIU the configuration is the same).
Our login page contains a '©'. This is served correctly from
dev (the HTML code contains '©') but not from prod (the HTML
code contains '©'). So somewhere there is something
different but I have no idea where to look. it's not blocking
but I would like to be sure that we don't miss something. Any
advice ?
Mathieu
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