问题
I connect to a remote linux machine over ssh and when I view a remote text file with cat command, I see incorrect incoding. It's supposed to show äöü etc, but shows garbage. I tried a luit trick,
luit -encoding "UTF-8" ssh remotehost
but on Mac it gives error
"Couldn't copy terminal settings"
Which is a known issue and apparently Apple is not going to fix it on Lion. So I am stuck now. What are the alternatives?
回答1:
This is a bug in Mac OS that causes tcsetattr to fail on ptys opened with posix_openpt. The workaround is to use the openpty function instead.
I suggest that you grab the upstream sources and recompile with posix_openpt disabled.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/23015650/osx-10-7-5-utf-8-encoding-over-ssh