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Why are special chars not displayed correctly on my Debian systems?

Since the release of Etch, Debian uses UTF-8 as default charset. For now most parts of the source code are not written in UTF-8. You can change the default charset back to its previous default by removing the file /etc/apache2/conf.d/charset

Restart your Apache after this change.

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