Our website and FTP service uses UTF-8 extensively because we need to support
a world-wide market with a mix of languages on the same pages.
Yes, you would need to issue the FEAT command and parse the output to see
if it contains the string "UTF8". If so, display the page in UTF-8 encoding.
If not, you're on your own (it's pretty much undefined: probably best to just
assume ISO-8859-1 as now).
This particular server is Net::FTPServer/ 1.108 www.cpan. org/modules/ by-authors/ id/R/RW/ RWMJ/Net- FTPServer- 1.108.readme).
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NcFTPD also supports FEAT and UTF-8.
Our website and FTP service uses UTF-8 extensively because we need to support
a world-wide market with a mix of languages on the same pages.
Yes, you would need to issue the FEAT command and parse the output to see
if it contains the string "UTF8". If so, display the page in UTF-8 encoding.
If not, you're on your own (it's pretty much undefined: probably best to just
assume ISO-8859-1 as now).