Problem with special characters (Umlaute, german) about docker-jdownloader HOT 8 CLOSED

I don't think this is related to neither docker nor jdownloader, nor my docker-jdownloader image. Do you have something I can make some tests out of?

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I cannot reproduce this issue on my machine. Do you know if you use an arm32v6 architecture? If so, your image ID should be c25e336eb651

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No, I use an Odroid HC1 (same as XU4) with an Exynos 5422 => ARMv7 (Cortex-A15 + Cortex-A7).
Should the docker container use the charset/encoding of the host system or can it be defined separately?

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I didn't build an armv7 image. Do you mind giving me the docker image id?

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Oh ok. I searched google for "jdownloader docker arm" and found your image. As I saw "multiarch, arm, armv7,..." on top of the page, I was happy :-)
I'm not (yet) very familiar with docker - I hope I get the right info for you:

output of "docker images --no-trunc"
REPOSITORY TAG IMAGE ID CREATED SIZE
jaymoulin/jdownloader latest sha256:c25e336eb651600bf100a52f8e6cf40b129277ac6f5614abc4c3f0141300a49e 2 months ago 213MB

output of "docker images"
REPOSITORY TAG IMAGE ID CREATED SIZE
jaymoulin/jdownloader latest c25e336eb651 2 months ago 213MB

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You're using the armv6 image which is compatible with armv7. This is the only image that does not use the same base image as the other due to a performance issue with armv6 and latest openjdk with jdownloader. My guess is, something in the base image must be interfering with your encoding.

I don't think I'll spend so much time on recompiling old jdk versions do fix a minor issue like this one but I leave this open for someone to take a look

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OK thank you

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