So if understood very well, the character problem is ñ right? Has some file with this char, right?
That’s what I would look for
Maybe on erpnext too? 
Good find - let us know what you learn 
Do you know how can I find files name out of range of ascii encode by command line?
Like all files with ’ ñ ’ on name
I’ll uninstall erpnext on my dev machine and see if still giving error
That’s a good question - this much I know
frappe@erpnext:~/frappe-bench$ find . -name ‘*.py’ | grep ‘n’
Has to be ñ, not n.
But I cannot pass ñ on terminal too
Tried:
find . -name ‘*.py’ | grep “~n”
hahahahhahahahaha
Yes that is for us to learn.
I am out of time to research that.
Perhaps someone can chime in here…
@Leonardo_Augusto Irmão, pode discobrir uma ‘ã’ em sua file name duas programas?
@clarkej ‘ñ’ is not a valid letter in Portuguese, but ‘ã’ is and is common. Neither is ‘y’. Imagine my disappointment being named ‘Tyler’.
Thanks for chiming in Tyler…you got me wondering.
Your contribution and copy paste got me this
frappe@erpnext:~/frappe-bench$ touch dummyfilenamewithñ
frappe@erpnext:~/frappe-bench$ ls -al | grep ‘ñ’
-rw-rw-r-- 1 frappe frappe 0 Dec 1 14:17 dummyfilenamewithñ
frappe@erpnext:~/frappe-bench$ find . -name ‘*’ | grep ‘ñ’
./dummyfilenamewithñ
I still need to get back to you Tyler…
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The string “ñ” or “ã” not worked cause the keyboard layout of remote machine is not configured to ABNT.
So I zipped the frappe-bench folder and downloaded it on my local machine, and ran: find . -name '*.py' | grep ã
That’s worked! Found it an app folder named by sistema_de_notificação_eletrônica_de_multas then renamed to sistema_de_notificacao_eletronica_de_multas
Thank you so much for help @tmatteson and @clarkej!!
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