linuxfixfilenameencoding

2015年1月3日 — Use convmv, a CLI tool that converts the file name between different encodings. To convert from ( -f ) these encondings to ( -t ) UTF-8 do ...

2015年9月20日 — To try all the encodings, choose one of your files, eg mychosenfile.mp3m, and then loop through all the encodings.

2012年3月15日 — Assuming you are using utf-8 encoding (the default in Ubuntu), this script should hopefully identify the filenames and rename them for you.

2019年5月17日 — But the string turns out to be incorrect due to the encoding mismatch and all operations failed. Expected behavior (from my point of view):

Filesystem issues Almost all POSIX filesystems do not care about how filenames are encoded, here are some exceptions: HFS+ on OS X / Darwin Linux and (most?)

2020年8月27日 — On Linux you sometimes you get a “ ” in a file name and a trailing “(invalid encoding)” in the filename. This is something that can happen ...

2020年12月21日 — I would like to scan my entire harddisk for similar files and fix them (to UTF8). linux · encoding · filenames · ms-dos · character-encoding.

2016年2月11日 — Chances are that if you just decode the %XX URI encodings, you'll get UTF-8 encoded characters. In zsh :

2022年1月11日 — Your incorrect files appear to be double-UTF-8 encoded. For instance, the ä U+00E4 has been encoded as: U+00E4 -> 0xc3 0xa4 (UTF-8 encoding) ...

2020年3月20日 — I have read that MacOS X stores characters such as ö , as composing/combining characters. That is as two characters: o , followed by ...