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* The server or client violates the specifications and uses a custom encoding that the other party does not understand | * The server or client violates the specifications and uses a custom encoding that the other party does not understand | ||
− | Both FileZilla Client and Server are fully compliant with the updated specifications and use UTF-8 | + | Both FileZilla Client and Server are fully compliant with the updated specifications and use UTF-8. |
If you have problems with other clients or servers, please upgrade (or ask the server to upgrade) to FTP software capable of UTF-8 or refrain from using foreign characters. Anything else is in violation of the FTP specifications and will only work if you manually ensure that the server and client use the same character encoding (which may not even be possible). | If you have problems with other clients or servers, please upgrade (or ask the server to upgrade) to FTP software capable of UTF-8 or refrain from using foreign characters. Anything else is in violation of the FTP specifications and will only work if you manually ensure that the server and client use the same character encoding (which may not even be possible). |