awx wrote:

Oh, I see. Any chance it might become one? I consider this a rather important feature.

Almost no chance :-( That would mean rewrite the application from scratch.

WinSCP is not an Unicode application

Oh, I see. Any chance it might become one? I consider this a rather important feature.

awx wrote:

German umlauts (äöü) work flawlessly, but file names with Russian characters don't work at all, they're just replaced with ? (existing files & files that are created with WinSCP).
Any idea?

WinSCP is not an Unicode application, hence it cannot work with multiple character sets at the same time. It can correctly convert only those character that are present it default character set of your windows station (what is German I guess).

Hey there, I also have problems with UTF-8 file names:

on my linux box i have as locale: LANG=de_AT.UTF-8
i connect with SFTP v3 and "Server does not use UTF-8" off

German umlauts (äöü) work flawlessly, but file names with Russian characters don't work at all, they're just replaced with ? (existing files & files that are created with WinSCP).
Any idea?

and as we're in "Feature requests" here, UTF-8 support for SCP would be cool! 8)

Thanks for your report. I'll check it.

I registered so I know when my question above is answered

At least scandinavian letters äöå do not work yet in the newest winscp. Using SFTP or SCP and copying directory named ä from window XP to linux (utf box).

for reference lets create ä directory in linux box

then I create ä named directory in windows XP and use winscp (scp or sftp) to copy it to linux box and I get this

^^ this is not what it should be. If I use FileZilla with SFTP transfer the directory is displayed as utf on the linux box.

Linux box locale

Am I doing something wrong with winscp or is it just scandinavic bug?

WinSCP does support UTF8 in filenames. Please read FAQ.

UTF8 Support would also be nice for file names in the directory

well... I also think utf support in the internal editor would be great.... i love the internal editor and use it for coding php directly on server... but without utf-8 it is not much useful these days for me, when most of webs are coded in utf

Yes it would be nice for every system in your app.
Especialy for eastern codings. It is not a hassle ?? Is it?

It would be good if built-in text editor could correctly display utf-8 encoded text.
Ivan

For SFTP?

and what about unicode support ?