ladolf wrote:
> I have a question about the »Bacula Backup System« module for Webmin. I use
> bacula 3.0.2 and Webmin 1.490. I have problem restoring files using this
> module (restoring files using bconsole works great). The problem is that java
> applet (»threechooser.class«) doesn't correctly display slovenian characters
> (č??Č??). If I use any browser on linux (all environments are set
> to UTF-8), I can normally see slovenian characters and do a restore. But, if
> I use any browser on windows XP system (UFT-16, I think), the java applet
> shows slovenian characters incorrectly (wrong character encoding). I am
> really surpised that this applet is not displaying UTF-8 characters
> correctly, since bacula is saving all filenames in UTF-8.
>
> In effort to find a solution to this problem ? after unsuccessful googling ?
> I first changed »Character set for HTML pages« in language options of Webmin
> to UTF-8. Then I have added »-Dfile.encoding=UTF-8« to »Java Runtime
> Parameters«. Nothing helped. Then I made a correction to "treechooser.cgi"
> and added:
>
> <meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html;
> charset=UTF-8" />
> </head>
> <body>
>
> because they were obviously missing. That didn't help either. I thoght it
> would because this code in threechooser.java made me think it would:
> URL u = new
> URL(getDocumentBase(), url);
> URLConnection uc =
> u.openConnection();
> set_cookie(uc);
> String charset =
> get_charset(uc.getContentType());
>
> Then I tried to change
> String charset = get_charset(uc.getContentType());
> to
> String charset = get_charset('UTF-8');
> but I didn't have enough knowledge to compile it (required java classes).
>
> I really do not understand why this characters are correctly displayed under
> linux and incorrectly under windows. As it would use OS environment
> variables. Maybe there is some other java parameter to set? Maybe some perl
> CGI uses wrong character set? Or maybe there is some javascript (Ajax?)
> posting filenames tho this applet?
>
>
> Does anyone have the same problem? Does anyone have a solution for this? Can
> anyone at least explain how java applet »threechooser.class« is obtaining
> filenames?
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
> Lado
:)))))))
I finaly managed to find the solution. I had to change file "list.cgi" which
treechooser is using to get file names. I had to replace
print "Content-type: text/plain\n\n"
with
print "Content-type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8\n\n"
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