RE: Japanese DN

["Isamar Maia" <isamar@oaklawn.co.jp>]

Zhang,

Got it!!! WOOOWW! 3 days playing with it....
I used lv:
http://www.suse.com/en/private/products/suse_linux/ppc/packages/lv.html
I got the csv file encoded in S-JIS and I did:

lv -Ou8 data.csv > data-utf8.csv

The main problem is that I was trying to encode that inside the perl
csv->ldif conversion script that I did and
something should be broken in the libraries that is not converting that
correctly.

Then, I just encoded that to base64 and booomm! Eureka!
I deserve a chocolate now :-)

Thanks a lot.

Isamar

-----Original Message-----
From: ZhangPu [mailto:zhang@fjh.fujitsu.com]
Sent: Wednesday, April 23, 2003 4:19 PM
To: Isamar Maia
Cc: openldap-software@OpenLDAP.org
Subject: Re: Japanese DN


>Using "lv" I can see the original japanese code is Shift-jis.
You should change the japanese code to UTF-8.
If you want to import Japanese, you must use UTF-8. Casue OpenLDAP support
it but not
other japanese code.

By the way, You could try to use ldif file to import the entries what do you
want to add.
use -f option.

but the ldif file must be saved as UTF-8 code. (you can use Hidemaru and
etc. to save them)

good luck.