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05-12-2003, 12:42 PM	#1
dsiguy Member Registered: Nov 2002 Posts: 70 Rep:	Apache and setting default fonts I run RH 8.0 Apache with name based virtual hosting. 4 sites are english 1 site is chinese I want the chinese site to always be in chinese. So I made some web page extensions .b5 (for Chinese). And it shows chinese all the time. This does the job but I do not want to change 100 different pages extensions to .b5 If I leave the pages without the .b5 then the text just looks like garbage. so I then have to go and view encoding as Traditional Chinese. Then the chinese works. I do not want people to have to change the encoding whenever they view my site. Is there a way to default the webserver to chinese whenever a specific domain is accesed? (Remember that I have 4 sites in English that need to stay in english. Thanks for any help

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