shell display latin char. like this '\351'

[sferriol]

Andrew Markebo wrote:
> / sferriol <sylvain.ferriol@imag.fr> wrote:
> | [...]
> | i'm just using a cygwin terminal
> | but if in this terminal , i use ssh and i 'm connecting to a linux
> | computer, the latin characters (in bash) are displayed correctly
> 
> And where is it they show up wrongly? When you do ls? When you do cat?
> When you type them from your keyboard? When you tab-expand some
> filename with them in?
> 
> My first thought is ls, and this is because it per default don't show
> 8 bit characters.. try with "--show-control-chars"
> 
>      /Andy
> 
No i think the problem is the keyboard map, because if i see a 
iso-8859-1 file with 'cat', all latin characters appears correctly

sylvain


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