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NAMEidnalias.conf - encoding alias file for idnkitSYNOPSIS/usr/local/etc/idnalias.confDESCRIPTIONThe idnalias.conf file defines aliases of encoding names. It is located on /usr/local/etc/idnalias.conf and always loaded automatically as idn2.conf and .idn2rc.When the idnkit library encodes or decodes an internationalized domain name, it converts the domain name between a local encoding (e.g. ISO8859-1) and Unicode using iconv(). At run time, the idnkit library guesses the local encoding from locale information to do the conversions, but iconv() may not know the encoding name taken from locale information. Using idnalias.conf, you can avoid the trouble. The aliases in this file can be used just as the real names. The alias file is a simple text file, consisting of lines (other than comment lines, which begin with ``#'', and empty lines) of the form: alias-name real-name where alias-name is an alias name to be defined, and real-name is its real name or another alias name. ``*'' in alias-name has special meaning. It matches any string, including an empty string. SAMPLE FILEThe following shows a sample idnalias.conf file.# # idnalias.conf sample. # *.ISO_8859-1 ISO-8859-1 *.ISO_8859-2 ISO-8859-2 *.SJIS Shift_JIS *.Shift_JIS Shift_JIS ja_JP.EUC EUC-JP ko_KR.EUC EUC-KR *.big5 Big5 *.Big5 Big5 *.KOI8-R KOI8-R *.GB2312 GB2312 ja EUC-JP japanese EUC-JP FILES/usr/local/etc/idnalias.confSEE ALSOidncheck(1), idncmp(1), idnconv2(1), iconv(3), idn_setlocalencoding(3), idn2.conf(5), idnlang.conf(5)
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