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=== SFTP === The situation for SFTP is similar to the one for FTP. Current versions of the SFTP specifications (beginning with version 4) require filenames to be encoded as UTF-8. However, the most commonly used SFTP protocol version is version 3 as implemented in OpenSSH. This version of the SFTP specifications does not require UTF-8. In fact it does not say anything about the encoding. It is however reasonable to assume UTF-8 on those servers for the following reasons: * The later protocol versions require UTF-8 * The SSH protocol, under which SFTP operates, already requires UTF-8 * Even in version 3 of the protocol, some parts of the protocol already use UTF-8 * The native character set on most modern Unix(-like) operating systems is UTF-8 In essence this means that everywhere where SFTP is available, the necessary infrastructure to use UTF-8 is in place.
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