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I am using a hosting company and it will list the files in a directory if the file index.html is not there. It uses ISO 8859-1 as the default encoding.
If the server is Apache, is there a way to set UTF-8 as the default instead?
I found out that it is actually using a DOCTYPE of HTML 3.2 and then there is not charset at all… so it is not setting any encoding. But is there a way to change it to use UTF-8?
In httpd.conf add (or change if it’s already there):