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Fixing Apache charset issues (?'s displaying instead of symbols)A common problem with Apache on Redhat is an issue with displaying special characters (they come up as a ? instead of the proper symbol). The most common cause for this is that Redhat sets the default charset to UTF-8, while most content is instead encoded in ISO-8859-1 (or some other thing!) The easy fix for this is to comment out: AddDefaultCharset UTF-8 And restart apache (you can alternatively replace it with 'AddDefaultCharset Off'). If this fails, take a look at the content and set the default charset to whatever encoding is used in the problematic content. |
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