David
Sun Jun 19 03:34:41 CDT 2005
What is the server's locale?
If it is not Traditional Chinese, then the behavior is by-design for IIS4 on
NT4.
Also, make sure that the browser actually has the fonts to display the
Chinese filename.
Many things cause ??, including mismatched client URL encoding vs server
locale, missing Fonts on the browser, and non-I18N compliante server-side
software.
All of this is resolved on IIS6 if you have the browser send UTF8 encoded
requests for out-of-codepage filenames. IIS4/NT4 is no longer supported.
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"TOm" <t@om> wrote in message news:uO1PSvwcFHA.1324@tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl...
I am using Windows NT Server 4.0 with sp6a. It is running IIS4.0.
There are some files with Chinese filename. (big-5)
However, when a user request to view a files with Chinese name, error 404
appears.
Directory Browsing is enabled. The file with Chinese name would be shown as
??.html, instead of <chinese filename>.html.
Would you please tell me how to make IIS to display chinese filename?
Thanks in advanced!!