The default configuration file shipped with moin uses iso-8859-1 coding. This is fine for Latin languages like English or German, but not usable for non-latin languages. If you want to have non-latin characters in your configuration items, use utf-8 coding for the config file.
Set the first line of all configuration files to this line:
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
![/!\](/static/moniker/img/alert.png "/!\")
You need a text editor being capable of (and also really using) utf-8 encoding for editing the config files.
Values using unicode strings (international users might want to change them):
- sitename
- logo_string
- page_front_page
- navi_bar
- page_category_regex
- page_dict_regex
- page_group_regex
- page_template_regex
- page_license_page - New in 1.3.2
- page_local_spelling_words - New in 1.3.2
- acl_rights_default - New in 1.3.2
- acl_rights_before - New in 1.3.2
- acl_rights_after - New in 1.3.2
- mail_from - New in 1.5.0
For ready made configuration in your language, see MoinMoin:ConfigMarket. Read also the section about unicode options.