Description:
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Hello PHP team,


When I try to use scandir() and readdir() to get the content of a directory, if a file/dir name contains non iso-8859-1 characters, it is not retrieved correctly in PHP.

e.g. (real dir name => result in PHP)

test1 => test1
test2łćęśż => test2lcesz
test3我很高兴 => test3????


chdir() does not work as well when trying to change to a directory containing such characters (error: no such file or directory)


And when I just try to execute a PHP script in such a directory - I get the following errors :
Warning: Unknown: failed to open stream: No such file or directory in Unknown on line 0
Warning: Unknown: Failed opening 'D:\MAX\Source\test\test4我很高兴\index.php' for inclusion (include_path='.;C:\php5\pear') in Unknown on line 0


I have tried using GB2312 and UTF-8 Content-Type headers (suggested by moriyoshi), and checked the "real" content of the retrieved string, but there are (e.g. for chinese) only '?' characters (ASCII 63), nothing else "hidden" by something like a wrong charset.


Thank you for your attention,

Frosty


NB. I have already added this message as a comment for bug #30195, so if you want you can mark this bug as duplicate ; I have created a new bug, because when you add a comment to a bug already in 'No feedback' status, its status does not change so the bug remains 'buried' in the deep darkness of the bugs waiting for feedback...

It would be better if a bug status changes back to 'Open' or 'Feedback' when a comment is added...

Thank you,

Frosty