> An HTTP server doesn't need one -- its URLs are >either composed by computation (in which case knowing the charset is not >possible) or by derivation from the filesystem (in which case it will use >whatever charset the filesystem uses, and in any case has no way of >determining whether or not that charset is UTF-8). I don't know if you can just rule out filesystems just like that. I can imagine networked filesystems that span hosts that would have, or need to have, the locale stored at the mountpoint. /r$Received on Friday, 7 March 1997 08:14:52 UTC
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