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If I run this code in windows, it produces ‘I!t!rn!ti!n!liz!ti!n’, but if I move it to my linux server, it no longer performs the replace.
print preg_replace('/[À-ÖØ-öø-ÿ]/', '!', 'Iñtërnâtiônàlizætiøn');
I’ve uploaded the doc as a binary, to be sure FTP wasn’t the cause. I can read it fine on the server (no corruption of the symbols). It seems to be related to the Linux implementation of preg_replace?
This is likely locale related. But you should have the
/uunicode modifier in the regex nevertheless. – And might the Windows version of libPCRE enables that per default?