Re: UTF-8 encoded texts on the website (was Zip vs. Non Zipped and ISO 15924 draft fixes)

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Philippe Verdy scripsit:

> You can instruct Apache to serve a part of the site with another default
> encoding by uploading with your FTP client a .htaccess file containing a
> different default MIME type association.

.htaccess cannot do anything that hacking the httpd.conf file can't do.
In this case the problem is that the locations of non-UTF-8 documents
are not fully predictable.

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