Dan Thurman wrote:
> I have been scratching my head and tried all sorts of what I
> thought were non-utf-8 filenames but I am never sure that
> the filenames that I have tried are truly non-utf-8 filenames.
>
> ... and yes, I have searched everywhere in the Internet looking
> and trying all sorts of filenames but was unable to get conmv
> to recognize and convert them in my scripts.
>
> So, can anyone here provide me some sample filenames I can try?
Why not use convmv to convert some files *from* utf8 to some other
charset first? For example,
$ touch /tmp/æ-convmv-test
$ convmv --notest -f utf8 -t iso8859-1 /tmp/æ-convmv-test
Your Perl version has fleas #37757 #49830
mv "/tmp/æ-convmv-test" "/tmp/�-convmv-test"
Ready!
To convert it back again:
$ convmv --notest -t utf8 -f iso8859-1 /tmp/*-convmv-test
Your Perl version has fleas #37757 #49830
mv "/tmp/�-convmv-test" "/tmp/æ-convmv-test"
Ready!
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