Hello!
After the recent Apache upgrade, if you put the following line in your .htaccess:
AddDefaultCharset UTF-8
it's no longer enough if you want Apache to serve your directory indexes in UTF-8 as well as the regular text/plain and text/html files (you might need this if you use custom ReadmeName directives etc.). You would need to add another line which is:
IndexOptions Charset=UTF-8
and it will fix the issue. Many thanks to AndrewT for investigating this problem and supplying me with a working solution.
Hope that helps someone,
-Z.
After the recent Apache upgrade, if you put the following line in your .htaccess:
AddDefaultCharset UTF-8
it's no longer enough if you want Apache to serve your directory indexes in UTF-8 as well as the regular text/plain and text/html files (you might need this if you use custom ReadmeName directives etc.). You would need to add another line which is:
IndexOptions Charset=UTF-8
and it will fix the issue. Many thanks to AndrewT for investigating this problem and supplying me with a working solution.
Hope that helps someone,
-Z.