How to solve the inconsistency between Linux and Windows coding

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Release: 2018-03-03 10:36:09
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Windows encoding cannot be modified. Modify the linux encoding to make it consistent with the windows encoding. This article mainly summarizes the solutions to the inconsistency between Linux and Windows coding and related points of attention. I hope it can help you.

Check the windows encoding format, open cmd


chcp
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Find the corresponding active code page


52936  简体中文(HZ)
936   中国 - 简体中文(GB2312)
950   繁体中文(Big5)
65001  Unicode (UTF-8)
1200   Unicode
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Check the encoding format being used by linux


locale
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Check which encoding formats are supported by linux


locale -a
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Modify linux encoding format (centos7)


vim /etc/locale.conf
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Modify to


LANG=zh_CN.gb2312
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Note: The blogger’s active code page is 936, which corresponds to the zh_CN.gb2312 code viewed by locale -a

Restart to take effect


reboot
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