Open firesalp opened 12 years ago
Re: [torrentflux] Tflux encoding (#41) Its a server config problem, double check the default LOCALE and database settings, all should be utf8 Hi, Is there any way to get the TFlux encoding in UTF-8 format in order to replace ISO one? A lot of functionnalities aren't working with characters like é,à,è,&... The MD5 passwords hash are different with Tflux and manual hashes on sites like http://www.crypo.org/tools/ and softwares. In case of user table synchronising with other databases, passwords aren't corresponding with special characters. Any fix for this? is utf-8 the solution? Regards— Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub.
Hi Tpruvot, thanks!
I will try this! we have a database server with 6 Db's and having issues only with tflux db. We have seen that uploading or creating a torrent with a "é" charracter (for exemple) will give errors.
Regards
Still not working.. we have all the servers in utf-8 (locales, apache mysql, aso...). I will try to change all page encoding with a "sed" command! xD
I will keep you updated
I changed all the page encoding to UTF8, but it still doesn't work... (I know, F***ing éàèäâ& characters!!) I think the the login page don't hash it properly. I'ts the same with messenging. For exemple:
"é" will be é (on the page) é (in the mysql base) "&" will be & (on the page) & (in the mysql base) "à" will be à (on the page) à (in the mysql base) "@" will be @ (on the page) @ (in the mysql base)
Torrentflux is the only service that stucks on special characters. I'm running all the others services (like subsonic, owncloud, ajaxplorer and wordpress) with LDAP support and it works great.
Any Ideas?
Hi,
Is there any way to get the TFlux encoding in UTF-8 format in order to replace ISO one? A lot of functionnalities aren't working with characters like é,à,è,&...
The MD5 passwords hash are different with Tflux and manual hashes on sites like http://www.crypo.org/tools/ and softwares.
In case of user table synchronising with other databases, passwords aren't corresponding with special characters.
Any fix for this? is utf-8 the solution?
Regards