The folders/files were recovered by using a testdisk program in linux from the accidentally deleted ntfs partition.

When I test the passed corrupt file name to the perl program with the -e, it says that the file doesn't exist, although, if I use an internal perl's directory reading, it shows those files fine without any character problems and if I test files, listed by perl for existence, -e proves their existence.

So, if I understand correctly, when I represent the path string, piped from the find process to my program, with a byte steam, it should test correctly for existence by using -e.

I've been trying to implement a routine that will recover from such corruption and find the file correctly when passed from stdin. I want to keep the ability to pipe the names from the external source.

In reply to Re^2: utf8 "\xD0" does not map to Unicode at /path/comparebin.pl line line_number, <STDIN> line line_number by igoryonya
in thread utf8 "\xD0" does not map to Unicode at /path/comparebin.pl line line_number, <STDIN> line line_number by igoryonya

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