From: | Yuri Martsinovsky <captainsilver(at)gmail(dot)com> |
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To: | pgsql-admin(at)postgresql(dot)org |
Subject: | Running Windows binaries from non-English folder |
Date: | 2017-11-07 19:30:46 |
Message-ID: | CAGtJ-1SKMqFR2V7bJHccLwZCVmh0cyHUVT2ZJJSy_t+5x3EHpA@mail.gmail.com |
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Hi,
I put PostgreSQL binary files in Windows in a folder with Russian name, for
example:
C:\Постгрес
When I run pg_ctl.exe from the Command Prompt from this current directory I
get the following error:
could not find a "pg_ctl.exe" to execute
pg_ctl.exe file is actually there and it runs, but just prints the above
error to the console.
If I run
"C:\Постгрес\pg_ctl.exe"
I get this error:
invalid binary: "C:\????????\pg_ctl.exe"
The same happens when running initdb.exe
Looks like the utility just cannot access its own file because of the
russian characters.
The OS is Windows 10
I tried running "chcp 65001" in the console window to set UTF-8 encoding
for the console.
Similar errors happen if I put the binaries in English folder, but try to
run initdb for a non-english data folder
Does PostgreSQL for Windows support directories in UTF-8 or other encoding?
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