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Torsten Martinsen wrote: > I remember reading at some point that CVSNT supports arbitrary file > names, including Japanese etc. But how is this implemented? Can I pass > the filename in UTF-8 encoding? If you start the process using unicode APIs (CreateProcessW etc.) then cvsnt gets the filenames as unicode. If you also pass --utf8 then it switches the client into utf8 so it's able to store arbitrary unicode characters (I guess you could just pass the command line as UTF8 but I'm not sure how the shell would interpret it since it's expecting ANSI). If you do that all the sandboxes with non-ASCII characters in their filenames will need an update and probably a re-checkout, since the entries files get written and parsed as UTF8. Of course all the usual codepage issues apply.. the filenames you can store are dependent on the server ultimately. Tony