[Spacewalk-list] binary file insted of text file

[Jens Neu]

> I am encountering an issue, when I upload a configuration file from 
> client to spacewalk which is containing spécial chars such as "é", the 
> file is saved as a binary file and it can not be edited. I tried to 
> select "text file" in file properties, but it is still as "binary".
> 
> Do you have any idea to solve this issue?

Hi Michael,

I encountered this as well, at least once. Even though /usr/bin/file said 
it's an utf8 textfile, it was treated binary. Workaround was Configuration 
-> Add Files -> Create File: copy&paste contents into the WebUI Editor, 
works. Can't remember If I found/created a bug.

regards
Jens 

> Best regards,
> 
> -- 
> Michael Linder



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