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Hi;
Last week we run a yum update on our web and database server. And now when we change a existing article/page, it shows unreadable caracters in the head of the paragraph. I can not believe we are the only ones with this problem. Does anyone have a solution? :)
thanks
Hi Karel,
I understand your team ran package updates on your Linux servers and since then when you edit Confluence pages the headings are garbled.
Unreadable characters are often caused by encoding issues or missing fonts. It is hard for me to believe a yum update would remove any fonts, however.
To gather further information, please run the encoding test in this guide: Troubleshooting Character Encodings
I look forward to hearing what Linux you are using, and anything you find via the troubleshooting guide.
Thanks,
Ann
My colleague pointed out that contrary to my expectation, yum updates can remove or rename fonts. Please see:
Problem with fonts after clean installation of Confluence server
Hi Ann;
Thanks for the reply! I ran the encoding test and the result was okay. I connected support and they gave me this article:
I'll try this next Monday on our test environment. Vingers crossed :)
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