Error description: When connecting a Linux terminal remotely via SecureCRT under Windows 10, if a file or file name with Chinese characters is stored in Linux, the SecureCRT terminal will display garbled characters.
Error record: as shown below, there is a Chinese test folder under my folder
Then when the SecureCRT terminal looks at the files in the current directory, there is a problem of garbled characters, as shown in the following figure:
solution:
SecureCRT-> Options-> Session Options
Terminal-> Appearance-> Character encoding
Then change the character encoding from Default to UTF-8, and finally click OK
Successfully resolved, as shown in the following figure:
