This tool can convert file system encoded in NFD mode to NFC mode.
On Mac OS X, the filesystem encode file name in NFD unicode
(http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unicode_normalization#Example).
On GNU/Linux, by default the filesystem encode file name in NFC unicode
but it can also contain file encoded in NFD mode.
You can use this tool to convert NFD to NFC.
Install
$ pip install nfd2nfc
Usage
$ nfd2nfc -h This tool can convert file system encoded in NFD mode to NFC mode. Usage: nfd2nfc <path> nfd2nfc <url> nfd2nfc -h | --help | --version
Examples
Convert on local file system (use it on GNU/Linux, not on Mac OS X) :
$ nfd2nfc /home/username/myproject/
You can use ssh url syntax to fix unicode on remote host :
$ nfd2nfc ssh://foobar@example.com:2000:/home/foobar/www/
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