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  • You have to modify the default encoding. ??
    I see that you use Apache. Most distributions uses apache.conf and commonapache.conf for the settings. The default encoding is usually in commonapache.conf but it might be different, for example if you got virtual hosts set up, then it is not uncommon to have different default charsets for each host.
    The setting is called AddDefaultCharset, and if you don’t set one, it will use the encoding specified for each file instead.

    Can be used inside .htaccess, too, AFAIK, setting an encoding for that directory and below.

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