https://www.ascii-code.com/  was used below.

 

 

Hidden Bits in Source File Name

  in Base 8

Hidden Bits in Source File Name

 in Base 16

Might be Presumed to Represent

Might be Presumed to be (in English)

But is actually Represented to Windows 10 User as

Which looks like

Notes

\342\200\231

%E2%80%99

â € ™

 

Latin small letter a with circumflex, Euro Sign, Trade Mark Sign

'

ASCII8 Left single quotation mark and also like Right single quotation mark

More on this example in 20180627 KEB-834-87867 Phantom Files Summary.html

xxx

 

   

 

Are octal  \303\251 and octal \351  the same graphic, simply depending on charset locale? 

 

https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/129216/utf-8-sequence-in-the-console   

 

\303\251   is valid in

UTF-8 locales where \303\251 is é

and

iso-8859-1 or iso-8859-15 (the two common single byte per character charsets that are common in French speaking countries) where \303\251 is é

 

 

http://www.sensi.org/~alec/man/man_b/charset.html

 

Here is an example of the humongous trouble you can get into by being permissive with your filename character set and then moving your file hierarchy to somebody's cloud server!

 

 

7/27/2018 1:01:26 PM  Unable to load ftp://fchase@ftp.chasegalleryconnect.org/public_html/FNC_C/Data/People/Individuals/D/Dieudonn: Can't change directory to /public_html/FNC_C/Data/People/Individuals/D/Dieudonn: No such file or directory

Dieudonné 

From https://www.ascii-code.com/ we get this row for those 8 bits:

233         351         E9           11101001             é             é  é             Latin small letter e with acute

On Windows, it is it as should be, assuming ASCII8 !

 

From the folder showing as Dieudonné on Windows 10, I had on Site5 2 folders.  Before adding my index.php, they showed as:

New:  Dieudonn\303\251  =  Dieudonné/  Weird/bad (shows as empty under file manager) but full when browsed Usable!!

Older: Dieudonn\351  = Dieudonné/    What  I wanted visually and Usable.

It looks like I got these backward!

Both of these were usable, as chrome showed them (no index.php)!!!!!!!

Unfortunately, I only had one folder by the time I added the index.php, so I don’t know what would have been shown then!

Summary Thesis:   

 

 

Example1

Example 2

Small number or 1 escaped bytes

 Liked by Windows 10, my index.php. May be or become undeletable except by inode number.

\351  = Dieudonné/ (Chrome Directory)

America\222s (PuTTY)

2 or 3 escaped bytes

Liked by SourceForge, my index.php.

\303\251  =  Dieudonné/ (Chrome Directory)

America's (PuTTY)

 

Also, chrome will show these differently (including not 1 to 1 characters to bits) depending on whether my index.php is present in the relevant folder!

 

Contradicting the above, we have my own investigation into the filename word Dieudonné

Dieudonné 

From https://www.ascii-code.com/ we get these rows for those 8 bits:

233         351         E9           11101001             é             é  é             Latin small letter e with acute

On Windows, it is it as should be, assuming ASCII8 !

Anything above this (using the leftmost of the 8 bits) trquires some version of ASCII8, not 7.

127         177         7F           01111111                                              Delete

 

Are octal  \303\251 and octal \351  the same graphic, simply depending on charset locale? 

 

https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/129216/utf-8-sequence-in-the-console

 

\303\251   is valid in

UTF-8 locales where \303\251 is é

and

iso-8859-1 or iso-8859-15 (the two common single byte per character charsets that are common in French speaking countries) where \303\251 is é

 

 

http://www.sensi.org/~alec/man/man_b/charset.html