I was to quick to say YES (Sorry Paul, no flowers). All my problems wasn't solved by setting it Latin1. As there are so many parameters it's almost impossible to keep track of all changes. I'm doing the standard thing of changing just one parameter at the time but it grows to a three that is extremely big. There are at least 4 different major places to set the character encoding schema and that yields 4!=24 different combinations. It's just to much as I have to kill the database and start the perl installer.pl part over each time... Thommy M. Malmström wrote:
paul POULAIN wrote:
Thommy M. Malmström a écrit :
Once again I took the fight with Koha to try to make it work with non ASCII characters. I've set the the following variables for MySQL, Apache and PHP:
hey, it's it koha 2.2.x !!!
there were a lot of problem with diacritics handling in 2.2.x It worked quite correctly with latin1 and Unimarc, but not with utf-8 or marc21
You must upgrade to 3.0 !
I can't upgrade as my users are just fine with 2.2.9. It's just to big a step to change it...
So what you say is that I should go for latin1 at all config parameters? My z3950 server is MARC21 so I suppose I've to stay with that...
I'll give it a try...