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[Python-Dev] Should ftplib use UTF-8 instead of latin-1 encoding?

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> I don't see how starting with an empty directory helps.  The filename
> comes from the client, and the FTP server can't know what the actual
> encoding of that filename is.

Sure it can. If the client supports RFC 2640, it will send file names
in UTF-8. If the client does not support RFC 2640, the client must
restrict itself to 7-bit file names (i.e. ASCII). If the client violates
the protocol, the server must respond with error 501.

Regards,
Martin

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