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cdlin2010
Joined: 12 Jun 2013
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 Posted: Wed 12 Jun '13 19:24 Post subject: What is johab.so file for? |
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I have a Apache 2.2.22 installation (from Apache Software Foundation) on a Windows 2003 server. The installation was created via MSI installer. It contains a johab.so in bin\iconv\ folder.
When I downloaded the 2.2.24 from Apache Lounge, I noticed that the zip file does not include bin\iconv\johab.so file. I searched this forum but only found a posting (http://www.apachelounge.com/viewtopic.php?p=21314), which might explain why it was removed from the build.
I am wondering what this file is for and what functionality I might loose if it is not included.
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admin
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| Posted: Wed 12 Jun '13 21:05 Post subject: |
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Iconv is for conversion between various charsets (character encoding schemes).
Johab is an encoding whose character set is identical with UHC, i.e., ASCII, KSX 1001, and all other Hangul character. Johab means combination in Korean. In Johab, code point of a Hangul can be calculated from combination of Hangul parts (Jamo).
If you need it, I wonder, ask. So you do not lose anything if you do not have Johab loaded in your httpd.conf. |
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