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I just checked, and no, I only have ASCII characters in waptserver.ini, no accents, and only special characters that are indeed in the ASCII table.

What really puzzles me is that everything works in 2.5.5, so I would tend to think my original configuration is correct, but I consistently have the same problem when I do the update, so there must be a specific error causing this.

Good morning,

First, can you run the following command and send us the result? Next, could you rename your current file to waptserver.ini.oldthen create a new file waptserver.ini By importing your old settings? We can confirm if the problem is not due to incorrect encoding.

Flavien,

Good morning,

Here is the result of the command:

/opt/wapt/conf/waptserver.ini: text/plain; charset=utf-8

The same result was achieved by recreating waptserver.ini.