FTP File transfer With Chinese Characters
When I'm trying to send files with Chinese characters over ftp, I am getting:
500 ERROR (Internal Server ERROR)
through my backend code; It's working fine for english characters but not for Chinese. What is the best possible way to send those files with Chinese names over FTP?
Thanks in advance hope best will come.
ftp character-encoding
edited Jan 30 at 15:29
TDK
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asked Jan 30 at 15:13
NEEL KANTH SHARMANEEL KANTH SHARMA
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When I'm trying to send files with Chinese characters over ftp, I am getting:
500 ERROR (Internal Server ERROR)
through my backend code; It's working fine for english characters but not for Chinese. What is the best possible way to send those files with Chinese names over FTP?
Thanks in advance hope best will come.
ftp character-encoding
edited Jan 30 at 15:29
TDK
34513
asked Jan 30 at 15:13
NEEL KANTH SHARMANEEL KANTH SHARMA
62
Which operating systems on both ends and which ftp products for server and client.
– harrymc
Jan 30 at 15:19
Server deployed on AWS server and for client its windows OS
– NEEL KANTH SHARMA
Jan 31 at 8:06
Chinese-character files should be transferred using binary mode, e.g. per jscape.com/blog/… and many many others.
– Debra
Feb 9 at 0:43
add a comment |
When I'm trying to send files with Chinese characters over ftp, I am getting:
500 ERROR (Internal Server ERROR)
through my backend code; It's working fine for english characters but not for Chinese. What is the best possible way to send those files with Chinese names over FTP?
Thanks in advance hope best will come.
ftp character-encoding
edited Jan 30 at 15:29
TDK
34513
asked Jan 30 at 15:13
NEEL KANTH SHARMANEEL KANTH SHARMA
62
When I'm trying to send files with Chinese characters over ftp, I am getting:
500 ERROR (Internal Server ERROR)
through my backend code; It's working fine for english characters but not for Chinese. What is the best possible way to send those files with Chinese names over FTP?
Thanks in advance hope best will come.
ftp character-encoding
ftp character-encoding
edited Jan 30 at 15:29
TDK
34513
asked Jan 30 at 15:13
NEEL KANTH SHARMANEEL KANTH SHARMA
62
edited Jan 30 at 15:29
TDK
34513
asked Jan 30 at 15:13
NEEL KANTH SHARMANEEL KANTH SHARMA
62
edited Jan 30 at 15:29
TDK
34513
edited Jan 30 at 15:29
TDK
34513
edited Jan 30 at 15:29
TDK
34513
34513
asked Jan 30 at 15:13
NEEL KANTH SHARMANEEL KANTH SHARMA
62
asked Jan 30 at 15:13
NEEL KANTH SHARMANEEL KANTH SHARMA
62
asked Jan 30 at 15:13
NEEL KANTH SHARMANEEL KANTH SHARMA
62
62
Which operating systems on both ends and which ftp products for server and client.
– harrymc
Jan 30 at 15:19
Server deployed on AWS server and for client its windows OS
– NEEL KANTH SHARMA
Jan 31 at 8:06
Chinese-character files should be transferred using binary mode, e.g. per jscape.com/blog/… and many many others.
– Debra
Feb 9 at 0:43
add a comment |
Which operating systems on both ends and which ftp products for server and client.
– harrymc
Jan 30 at 15:19
Server deployed on AWS server and for client its windows OS
– NEEL KANTH SHARMA
Jan 31 at 8:06
Chinese-character files should be transferred using binary mode, e.g. per jscape.com/blog/… and many many others.
– Debra
Feb 9 at 0:43
Which operating systems on both ends and which ftp products for server and client.
– harrymc
Jan 30 at 15:19
Which operating systems on both ends and which ftp products for server and client.
– harrymc
Jan 30 at 15:19
Server deployed on AWS server and for client its windows OS
– NEEL KANTH SHARMA
Jan 31 at 8:06
Server deployed on AWS server and for client its windows OS
– NEEL KANTH SHARMA
Jan 31 at 8:06
Chinese-character files should be transferred using binary mode, e.g. per jscape.com/blog/… and many many others.
– Debra
Feb 9 at 0:43
Chinese-character files should be transferred using binary mode, e.g. per jscape.com/blog/… and many many others.
– Debra
Feb 9 at 0:43
add a comment |
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The File Transfer Protocol, as defined in
RFC959 and later,
is one of the oldest protocols on the Internet, using as primary character set
the 7-bit ASCII.
International characters need a protocol that uses Unicode.
Such a protocol is the
SSH File Transfer Protocol
or SFTP, proposed in RFC2640.
Using an SFTP client, you would be using the UTF-8 protocol on both client and
server (if their implementation follows the standard).
Windows 10 contains the command-line utility sftp.
Or as alternative you could use a third-party utility such as the free
WinSCP.
answered Jan 31 at 9:52
harrymcharrymc
260k14271574
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Use FTP binary transfer, rather than ASCII (ANSI) and zip files to hide filenames.
answered Jan 30 at 16:02
DrMoishe PippikDrMoishe Pippik
10.2k21432
but if i do send them in zip, zipped folder name must be in Chinese. so here the problem is same again . i have not sure about that my server support FTP binary transfer, so i will try that too. and thanks for your valueable response and time
– NEEL KANTH SHARMA
Jan 30 at 18:58
Windows does not support certain characters in filenames, e.g. forward slash and colon. Perhaps some multibyte Chinese characters contain illegal characters. Are there versions of Chinese, e.g. Hanyu Pinyin, that are more usable?
– DrMoishe Pippik
Jan 30 at 22:17
we need to send those files and folders with smiplifed chinese characters
– NEEL KANTH SHARMA
Jan 31 at 8:08
Test which characters cause issues and don't use 'em.
– DrMoishe Pippik
Jan 31 at 18:35
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The File Transfer Protocol, as defined in
RFC959 and later,
is one of the oldest protocols on the Internet, using as primary character set
the 7-bit ASCII.
International characters need a protocol that uses Unicode.
Such a protocol is the
SSH File Transfer Protocol
or SFTP, proposed in RFC2640.
Using an SFTP client, you would be using the UTF-8 protocol on both client and
server (if their implementation follows the standard).
Windows 10 contains the command-line utility sftp.
Or as alternative you could use a third-party utility such as the free
WinSCP.
answered Jan 31 at 9:52
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add a comment |
The File Transfer Protocol, as defined in
RFC959 and later,
is one of the oldest protocols on the Internet, using as primary character set
the 7-bit ASCII.
International characters need a protocol that uses Unicode.
Such a protocol is the
SSH File Transfer Protocol
or SFTP, proposed in RFC2640.
Using an SFTP client, you would be using the UTF-8 protocol on both client and
server (if their implementation follows the standard).
Windows 10 contains the command-line utility sftp.
Or as alternative you could use a third-party utility such as the free
WinSCP.
answered Jan 31 at 9:52
harrymcharrymc
260k14271574
add a comment |
The File Transfer Protocol, as defined in
RFC959 and later,
is one of the oldest protocols on the Internet, using as primary character set
the 7-bit ASCII.
International characters need a protocol that uses Unicode.
Such a protocol is the
SSH File Transfer Protocol
or SFTP, proposed in RFC2640.
Using an SFTP client, you would be using the UTF-8 protocol on both client and
server (if their implementation follows the standard).
Windows 10 contains the command-line utility sftp.
Or as alternative you could use a third-party utility such as the free
WinSCP.
answered Jan 31 at 9:52
harrymcharrymc
260k14271574
The File Transfer Protocol, as defined in
RFC959 and later,
is one of the oldest protocols on the Internet, using as primary character set
the 7-bit ASCII.
International characters need a protocol that uses Unicode.
Such a protocol is the
SSH File Transfer Protocol
or SFTP, proposed in RFC2640.
Using an SFTP client, you would be using the UTF-8 protocol on both client and
server (if their implementation follows the standard).
Windows 10 contains the command-line utility sftp.
Or as alternative you could use a third-party utility such as the free
WinSCP.
answered Jan 31 at 9:52
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260k14271574
answered Jan 31 at 9:52
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answered Jan 31 at 9:52
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Use FTP binary transfer, rather than ASCII (ANSI) and zip files to hide filenames.
answered Jan 30 at 16:02
DrMoishe PippikDrMoishe Pippik
10.2k21432
but if i do send them in zip, zipped folder name must be in Chinese. so here the problem is same again . i have not sure about that my server support FTP binary transfer, so i will try that too. and thanks for your valueable response and time
– NEEL KANTH SHARMA
Jan 30 at 18:58
Windows does not support certain characters in filenames, e.g. forward slash and colon. Perhaps some multibyte Chinese characters contain illegal characters. Are there versions of Chinese, e.g. Hanyu Pinyin, that are more usable?
– DrMoishe Pippik
Jan 30 at 22:17
we need to send those files and folders with smiplifed chinese characters
– NEEL KANTH SHARMA
Jan 31 at 8:08
Test which characters cause issues and don't use 'em.
– DrMoishe Pippik
Jan 31 at 18:35
add a comment |
Use FTP binary transfer, rather than ASCII (ANSI) and zip files to hide filenames.
answered Jan 30 at 16:02
DrMoishe PippikDrMoishe Pippik
10.2k21432
but if i do send them in zip, zipped folder name must be in Chinese. so here the problem is same again . i have not sure about that my server support FTP binary transfer, so i will try that too. and thanks for your valueable response and time
– NEEL KANTH SHARMA
Jan 30 at 18:58
Windows does not support certain characters in filenames, e.g. forward slash and colon. Perhaps some multibyte Chinese characters contain illegal characters. Are there versions of Chinese, e.g. Hanyu Pinyin, that are more usable?
– DrMoishe Pippik
Jan 30 at 22:17
we need to send those files and folders with smiplifed chinese characters
– NEEL KANTH SHARMA
Jan 31 at 8:08
Test which characters cause issues and don't use 'em.
– DrMoishe Pippik
Jan 31 at 18:35
add a comment |
Use FTP binary transfer, rather than ASCII (ANSI) and zip files to hide filenames.
answered Jan 30 at 16:02
DrMoishe PippikDrMoishe Pippik
10.2k21432
Use FTP binary transfer, rather than ASCII (ANSI) and zip files to hide filenames.
answered Jan 30 at 16:02
DrMoishe PippikDrMoishe Pippik
10.2k21432
answered Jan 30 at 16:02
DrMoishe PippikDrMoishe Pippik
10.2k21432
answered Jan 30 at 16:02
DrMoishe PippikDrMoishe Pippik
10.2k21432
answered Jan 30 at 16:02
DrMoishe PippikDrMoishe Pippik
10.2k21432
10.2k21432
but if i do send them in zip, zipped folder name must be in Chinese. so here the problem is same again . i have not sure about that my server support FTP binary transfer, so i will try that too. and thanks for your valueable response and time
– NEEL KANTH SHARMA
Jan 30 at 18:58
Windows does not support certain characters in filenames, e.g. forward slash and colon. Perhaps some multibyte Chinese characters contain illegal characters. Are there versions of Chinese, e.g. Hanyu Pinyin, that are more usable?
– DrMoishe Pippik
Jan 30 at 22:17
we need to send those files and folders with smiplifed chinese characters
– NEEL KANTH SHARMA
Jan 31 at 8:08
Test which characters cause issues and don't use 'em.
– DrMoishe Pippik
Jan 31 at 18:35
add a comment |
but if i do send them in zip, zipped folder name must be in Chinese. so here the problem is same again . i have not sure about that my server support FTP binary transfer, so i will try that too. and thanks for your valueable response and time
– NEEL KANTH SHARMA
Jan 30 at 18:58
Windows does not support certain characters in filenames, e.g. forward slash and colon. Perhaps some multibyte Chinese characters contain illegal characters. Are there versions of Chinese, e.g. Hanyu Pinyin, that are more usable?
– DrMoishe Pippik
Jan 30 at 22:17
we need to send those files and folders with smiplifed chinese characters
– NEEL KANTH SHARMA
Jan 31 at 8:08
Test which characters cause issues and don't use 'em.
– DrMoishe Pippik
Jan 31 at 18:35
but if i do send them in zip, zipped folder name must be in Chinese. so here the problem is same again . i have not sure about that my server support FTP binary transfer, so i will try that too. and thanks for your valueable response and time
– NEEL KANTH SHARMA
Jan 30 at 18:58
but if i do send them in zip, zipped folder name must be in Chinese. so here the problem is same again . i have not sure about that my server support FTP binary transfer, so i will try that too. and thanks for your valueable response and time
– NEEL KANTH SHARMA
Jan 30 at 18:58
Windows does not support certain characters in filenames, e.g. forward slash and colon. Perhaps some multibyte Chinese characters contain illegal characters. Are there versions of Chinese, e.g. Hanyu Pinyin, that are more usable?
– DrMoishe Pippik
Jan 30 at 22:17
Windows does not support certain characters in filenames, e.g. forward slash and colon. Perhaps some multibyte Chinese characters contain illegal characters. Are there versions of Chinese, e.g. Hanyu Pinyin, that are more usable?
– DrMoishe Pippik
Jan 30 at 22:17
we need to send those files and folders with smiplifed chinese characters
– NEEL KANTH SHARMA
Jan 31 at 8:08
we need to send those files and folders with smiplifed chinese characters
– NEEL KANTH SHARMA
Jan 31 at 8:08
Test which characters cause issues and don't use 'em.
– DrMoishe Pippik
Jan 31 at 18:35
Test which characters cause issues and don't use 'em.
– DrMoishe Pippik
Jan 31 at 18:35
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Which operating systems on both ends and which ftp products for server and client.
– harrymc
Jan 30 at 15:19
Server deployed on AWS server and for client its windows OS
– NEEL KANTH SHARMA
Jan 31 at 8:06
Chinese-character files should be transferred using binary mode, e.g. per jscape.com/blog/… and many many others.
– Debra
Feb 9 at 0:43