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Originally Posted by Paul M
Looks like a utf8 issue - was the new database defined as utf8 ?
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Both the old db and the new one are set like this:
Language: Spanish (es-utf-8)
MySQL charset: UTF-8 Unicode (utf8)
MySQL connections: utf8_general_ci
I don't know much about databases but I believe it's the correct one. It's the default settings set by my service provider.
Again, this problem occured once I updated my mirror database to 4.1.2. The mirror itself, when running on 4.0.8 didn't have this problem. So whatever it is, it got bogus after running the upgrade.php script.