Log file uses system default file encoding, should force UTF-8

[alexey-pankratyev]

I have a problem with the encoding. When you execute a command through a web interface (commands) or via the dispatch server
Example: (dispatch -p explotation -F 'name: tamer' -f -- sudo echo 'Тестируем')
and introduce the characters in Russian, I get a response consisting of a question mark
Example: (?????????).
With the encoding server (centos 6) there are no problems -
[root@tamer ~]# locale -a | grep ru
ru_RU
ru_RU.cp1251
ru_RU.iso88595
ru_RU.koi8r
ru_RU.utf8
russian
ru_UA
ru_UA.koi8u
ru_UA.utf8

OS: centos6 (the source and receiver)
Browser: chrome , firefox mozilla, chromium version -

46.0.2490.71 (64-bit)

I would be very grateful for the help!

4922.zip
4923.zip

[gschueler]

the output file is ASCII, so i think your system default charset is set to ASCII. Make sure the locale/charset is set to use UTF-8, prior to starting Rundeck. You can also try adding -Dfile.encoding=UTF-8 to your /etc/rundeck/profile in the RDECK_JVM variable.

I will mark this as a bug, I think the log file writer may be using the default encoding, but it should force it to use UTF-8

[alexey-pankratyev]

Found the solution myself ! The problem was that I decided to make the upstart script, but not out run rundeck user, run as root, root is probably not the system environment ! But still should not be allowed to run as a non rundeck!

[alexey-pankratyev]

Close the error ! And I apologize for paid for nothing the time on me !

[gschueler]

I am going to re-open this: it should force the correct file encoding for the log files!!

[alexey-pankratyev]

That's right ! Good attitude to work !