[Box Backup] 8-bit character with binaries from ubuntu.myreseau.org

Chris Wilson boxbackup@fluffy.co.uk
Sat, 16 Dec 2006 22:11:00 +0000 (GMT)


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Hi Magnus,

> I have trouble using 8-bit characters ('=E5=E4=F6') with the pr-compiled=
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> binaries at ubuntu.myreseau.org. Haev anyone succeded?
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> I hvae compiled teh source myself with readline, and I got it working=20
> after creating a ~/.inputrc and adding 'set convert-meta off'. The=20
> binaries does not use readline, however.
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> The binary links to libedit.so.2, and I have no info on how to set it to=
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> accept 8-bit characters. Anyone succeded?

Sorry, I don't know who compiled those binaries, or from which version of=
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Box. As far as I know, 8-bit and Unicode characters work inside the Box=20
libraries themselves. I can't speak for readline and editline.

Presumably the problems you're having are with the bbackupquery command?=20
In that case, please could you try using the same commands on the command=
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line of bbackupquery to see if that works? That should determine whether=20
the problem is in Box Backup or in readline.

If you need more help, please could you provide specific examples of what=
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doesn't work, and what error messages you get, so that we can try to=20
reproduce the problem?

Cheers, Chris.
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