*MAIN_FILESYSTEM_ENCODING ► With some PHP versions, PHP is not able to detect the page code for filesystem of the server OS. To solve this, Dolibarr assumes your OS filesystem is UTF-8 if on Linux or OSX system, and ISO-8859-1 if on Windows. If not, for example on a Windows server with a NTFS UTF-8 pagecode, you can set the variable <code>MAIN_FILESYSTEM_ENCODING</code> to "<code>utf-8</code>". | *MAIN_FILESYSTEM_ENCODING ► With some PHP versions, PHP is not able to detect the page code for filesystem of the server OS. To solve this, Dolibarr assumes your OS filesystem is UTF-8 if on Linux or OSX system, and ISO-8859-1 if on Windows. If not, for example on a Windows server with a NTFS UTF-8 pagecode, you can set the variable <code>MAIN_FILESYSTEM_ENCODING</code> to "<code>utf-8</code>". |