@Heikki: please read Tom Christensens great article about encoding:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6162484/why-does-modern-perl-avoid-utf-8-by-default/
Short summary: each input value has to be decoded, each output encoded,
everything else is useless!
BR Alex
On 2015-06-18 10:36, Heikki Vati
On 18.6.2015 10.46, Tim Jones wrote:
> Essentially what I have been specced to build, but it's a
> batch-processing after-the-fact, so we only have the log files to go on.
> I will suggest the idea of logging to something else in addition to
> files (Syslog\SQL) but I have been rebuffed in the pas
Thanks for the response.
I recommend considering a separate utility to process the logs to your log
> storage system.
Essentially what I have been specced to build, but it's a batch-processing
after-the-fact, so we only have the log files to go on. I will suggest the
idea of logging to something
On 17.6.2015 11.10, Tim Jones wrote:
> I've been asked to ensure that the log files created by our Radiator
> instance are using a consistant particular character encoding. As when
> doing some analysis, it has been discovered that some logs are latin1,
> some us-ascii, and some utf-8.
Mostly the
