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When in Linux SSH box, using MobaXterm, I enter tree command, the output is:

âââ jboss
  âââ gc.log.0.current
  âââ server.log

which should be:

└── jboss
  ├── gc.log.0.current
  └── server.log

In Putty, the problem can be fixed with settings (PuTTY Configuration > Window > Translation > Remote character set: > UTF-8), but there is no corresponding settings in MobaXterm. Setting Settings > Configuration> Terminal > charset to UTF-8 (Unicode) has no effect.

How do I get MobaXterm to show correct characters?

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It seems that global settings makes default settings for new sessions and has nothing to do with the saved sessions settings.

To correct the problem I had to correct the char settings via edit-session for the saved session and not the settings - configuration.

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