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Flávio Etrusco wrote: > This makes sense. Seems like a routine is expecting an utf-8 string, > detects a character code above 127, decides it'll use the next two > bytes for decoding the character but the bytes don't actually encode > an utf-8 char, so it converts to '?'... > That's entirely possible. The code is a backport from 2.6 which operates in unicode always. Try switching on the UTF8 server in the control panel. Tony