[Info] I get warning message during publication about not supported UTF-8 encoding support on the publishing server. I do not use any special characters and text should be displayed fine. Is it possible to disable this warning message?

Article ID: 5462 
Last Review: Oct,9 2008
Author: Dmitry Frantsev APPLIES TO:
  • Sitebuilder 4.x for Linux/Unix
  • Sitebuilder 3.x for Linux/Unix

Symptoms

PHP SQLite extension does not support UTF-8 encoding on the publishing server. Text information on the site may be displayed incorrectly.

Cause

There is a special requirements list for publishing server exists - http://www.parallels.com/en/products/sitebuilder/reqs
This list includes sqlite (2.x, support UTF-8 encoding) support for PHP. If publishing side does not have appropriate UTF-8 encoding support for SQLite 2.x extension installed for PHP publication will be completed but you will get warning message during publication.

Resolution

There are two ways for resolving this situation:

1. Install appropriate SQLite 2.x extension with UTF-8 encoding support.
2. Disable warning message by adding following line into <SB_ROOT>/config file:

[general]
...........
disable_sqlite_encoding_warning = true
...........

Additional information

<SB_ROOT> - Sitebuilder installation directory - /usr/local/sitebuilder or /opt/sitebuilder (on Debian and Ubuntu servers).
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Sitebuilder fails to publishing because of missing SQLite 2.x support

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