Here's a direct link (via the first link in the bug description) to a sequence of shell commands which will UTF8-ify the databases (worked for me): http://www.turnkeylinux.org/forum/support/20091204/unicode-characters-turns-redmine#comment-1761
NB. If your mysql root user has a password (which it should!), you will need to modify all the `mysql` and `mysqldump` commands to add a `-p` argument.
Here's a direct link (via the first link in the bug description) to a sequence of shell commands which will UTF8-ify the databases (worked for me): www.turnkeylinu x.org/forum/ support/ 20091204/ unicode- characters- turns-redmine# comment- 1761
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NB. If your mysql root user has a password (which it should!), you will need to modify all the `mysql` and `mysqldump` commands to add a `-p` argument.