Chinese garbled characters when linux accesses ftp server

Problem:

When accessing the windows ftp server under Linux, the problem of Chinese garbled characters appears.

Cause:

This is due to different Chinese encoding issues. Windows Chinese encoding uses gbk, and the default encoding for most versions of linxu is utf8.

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Solution:

Use lftp to log in at the terminal and manually set the Chinese encoding method.

First enter in the terminal:

lftp ftp://<username>:<password>@<address>

After logging in, enter:

set ftp:charset gbk
set file:charset utf8

Then the Chinese file name can be displayed normally. However, there may be a problem. After setting up, when trying ls or cd, it will appear:

Fatal error:Certificate verification:Not trusted

At this time, you need to enter the following command:

set ssl:verify-certificate no

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