once more localizing folders

thctlo

@micro man locale-gen

This give you the option to (re-)generate the locales.

dpkg-reconfigure -plow locales
Shows all questions and allows you to select other locales to add and you can set a default with it.

fbartels

@micro reconfigure your terminal (not your server) to work with utf-8.

How to do that depends in your terminal emulator, but a quick search should give instructions.

micro

well, I am pretty sure for 100% that I did run “dpkg-reconfigure locales” quite after I installed the OS. This is one of the basic steps I perform on a clean install.

When I now run the mentioned command, I see that my settings
de_DE.UTF-8
en_US.UTF-8

are highlighted with the asterisk [*]. On the next step I see that de_DE.UTF-8 is used for my default system environment and once I confirm all these settings the locales are generated. But as said before, I have done this step already and I already got those locales installed on my system. I am pretty sure this is NOT the culprit.

just for your understanding. I haven’t choose the locale en_GB.UTF-8 in the dpkg-reconfigure step, but running the command

python localize-folders.py -u mmustermann --lang en_GB.UTF-8

or

python localize-folders.py -u mmustermann --lang en_GB

both succeed without errors.

thctlo

Hai, well what you did, is not know for us.
We have to ask/verify these things.

kopano 8.6.9 , then its a python2 to python3 bug.
read : https://forum.kopano.io/topic/777/kopano-localize-folders
same…

micro

locale -a

C
C.UTF-8
de_DE.utf8
en_US.utf8
POSIX

the --verbose switch gives me this result

Localizing user: mmustermann
Changing localized folder names to "de_DE.UTF-8"
Running in verbose mode
Renaming MAPI Folder "junk" -> From "Junk E-Mail" To "Junk E-Mail"
Renaming MAPI Folder "tasks" -> From "Aufgaben" To "Aufgaben"
Renaming MAPI Folder "journal" -> From "Journal" To "Journal"
Renaming MAPI Folder "wastebasket" -> From "Deleted Items" To "Gelöschte Objekte"
'ascii' codec can't decode byte 0xc3 in position 3: ordinal not in range(128)

seems that the script succeeded in renaming the first four folders but fails at the next step. Maybe because of German Umlaut?

thctlo

yeah, that is why i say its a python2 => 3 bug.

I’ve seen dozens of these on the samba bug list.
I just can not debug these myself (sorry), im not a coder.

micro

the user @robing links to an updated version of the script which works fine for the user @sebschremser but I cannot access/download it because I have no Bitbucket account. Can I download this updated script somewhere else from?

thctlo

@micro maybe if we call @fbartels … he might.
Ping Felix help ;-)

fbartels

@micro the script was moved to https://stash.kopano.io/projects/KSC/repos/core-tools/browse/localize-folders

In case you’re not ignoring me did you check that YOUR TERMINAL EMULATOR can support UTF-8?

micro

No, I am not ignoring you. Sorry forgot to give feedback on this.

echo $TERM

xterm

echo $LANG

de_DE.UTF-8

yes, I’m sure my terminal shows correctly UTF-8. I am using a /etc/motd as a check, which shows german umlauts. In case my terminal wouldn’t support UTF-8 I wouldn’t have seen the characters displayed correctly. But I do! :) so UTF-8 support is given

I would appreciate if anyone could download the updated script and post it somewhere so I could download it and try it out.

EDIT: Oh, you said the script moved. So I have already the latest version. Hmmm… strange, doesn’t work on my side then.

thctlo

well, im running out of options here, i can only say two more things
Reboot the server and try again.
and/or upgrade kopano to a later version.

fbartels

@micro said in once more localizing folders:

so UTF-8 support is given

in that case please get into contact with our support so that someone could check directly on your system.