Introduction to iconv command under CentOS

iconv -f encoding [-t encoding] [inputfile]...

[Function]

Convert the contents of a given file from one encoding to another.

[describe]

-f encoding: Convert characters from encoding encoding.

-t encoding: Convert characters to encoding.

-l: List the known set of encoded characters

-o file: Specify the output file

-c: Ignore illegal characters in the output

-s: Suppress warning messages, but not error messages

--verbose: display progress information

The legal characters that can be specified by -f and -t are listed in the command with the -l option.

[Example]

*List currently supported character encodings:

[quietheart@lv-k test]$iconv -l

*Transcode the file file1 and output the converted file to fil2:

[quietheart@lv-k test]$iconv file1 -f EUC-JP-MS -t UTF-8 -o file2

Here, without -o, the output will be sent to standard output.

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