Special characters not being displayed properly inside text editors on a docker container
I'm trying to display these Special Characters,µß£¬, on my Docker Container running java-centos' vi editor and nano editor, but the ß character is replaced with sort of a question mark � instead.
expected output: µß£¬
actual output: µ�~_£¬.
But I can echo these characters on the terminal?!?! So it's just to do with the editors not being able to display the ß character.
I've tried all the suggestions from changing the default locale from POSIX to C.UTF-8 to setting the locale to German, to no avail.
Dockerfile:
FROM nimmis/java-centos:oracle-8-jdk
ENV LANG C.UTF-8
docker centos7 vi nano
asked Jan 2 at 14:53
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I'm trying to display these Special Characters,µß£¬, on my Docker Container running java-centos' vi editor and nano editor, but the ß character is replaced with sort of a question mark � instead.
expected output: µß£¬
actual output: µ�~_£¬.
But I can echo these characters on the terminal?!?! So it's just to do with the editors not being able to display the ß character.
I've tried all the suggestions from changing the default locale from POSIX to C.UTF-8 to setting the locale to German, to no avail.
Dockerfile:
FROM nimmis/java-centos:oracle-8-jdk
ENV LANG C.UTF-8
docker centos7 vi nano
asked Jan 2 at 14:53
domin thomasdomin thomas
319
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I'm trying to display these Special Characters,µß£¬, on my Docker Container running java-centos' vi editor and nano editor, but the ß character is replaced with sort of a question mark � instead.
expected output: µß£¬
actual output: µ�~_£¬.
But I can echo these characters on the terminal?!?! So it's just to do with the editors not being able to display the ß character.
I've tried all the suggestions from changing the default locale from POSIX to C.UTF-8 to setting the locale to German, to no avail.
Dockerfile:
FROM nimmis/java-centos:oracle-8-jdk
ENV LANG C.UTF-8
docker centos7 vi nano
asked Jan 2 at 14:53
domin thomasdomin thomas
319
I'm trying to display these Special Characters,µß£¬, on my Docker Container running java-centos' vi editor and nano editor, but the ß character is replaced with sort of a question mark � instead.
expected output: µß£¬
actual output: µ�~_£¬.
But I can echo these characters on the terminal?!?! So it's just to do with the editors not being able to display the ß character.
I've tried all the suggestions from changing the default locale from POSIX to C.UTF-8 to setting the locale to German, to no avail.
Dockerfile:
FROM nimmis/java-centos:oracle-8-jdk
ENV LANG C.UTF-8
docker centos7 vi nano
docker centos7 vi nano
asked Jan 2 at 14:53
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asked Jan 2 at 14:53
domin thomasdomin thomas
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Okay so I've got it to work by adding this line to the Dockerfile, it's to do with the locale not being set properly on Centos7.
ENV Lang en_us.utf-8
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Okay so I've got it to work by adding this line to the Dockerfile, it's to do with the locale not being set properly on Centos7.
ENV Lang en_us.utf-8
answered Jan 2 at 19:19
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Okay so I've got it to work by adding this line to the Dockerfile, it's to do with the locale not being set properly on Centos7.
ENV Lang en_us.utf-8
answered Jan 2 at 19:19
domin thomasdomin thomas
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Okay so I've got it to work by adding this line to the Dockerfile, it's to do with the locale not being set properly on Centos7.
ENV Lang en_us.utf-8
answered Jan 2 at 19:19
domin thomasdomin thomas
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Okay so I've got it to work by adding this line to the Dockerfile, it's to do with the locale not being set properly on Centos7.
ENV Lang en_us.utf-8
answered Jan 2 at 19:19
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