On 18/12/11 06:52, Dan Nessett wrote:
I am trying to use changePassword.php to change the
password of a user
(who has forgotten his password). The name of the user has the spanish
character tilde-n in it (UTF-8 \xF1). However, I can't figure out how to
specify this character in the --user= value. When I try to use \xF1, the
maintenance script sees it as the literal character string "xF1". If I
use \\xF1, the script sees the literal character sring "\xF1". I can't
figure out how to get the script to accept the unicode string encoding.
Any ideas?
What about writing ñ in a utf-8 terminal?