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    • BMWfan
      BMWfan last edited by

      Hey,

      ive upgraded from zarafa to kopano.

      When im Login to my Webapp i see some Special characters as question marks like here:

      Special Characters

      Is there anyway to fix it, i know in zarafa there was a way?

      Best Regards

      Daniel

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      • BMWfan
        BMWfan last edited by BMWfan

        Ive solved it by myself.

        I changed these two entries under /etc/default/kopano.

        KOPANO_LOCALE=“C″
        KOPANO_USERSCRIPT_LOCALE=“C″`
        

        to

        KOPANO_LOCALE=“de_DE.UTF-8″
        KOPANO_USERSCRIPT_LOCALE=“de_DE.UTF-8″`
        
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        • wndkk
          wndkk last edited by

          I have the same problem, but could not fix it with with the solution above.
          Does someone have an idea?

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          • Coffee_is_life
            Coffee_is_life last edited by

            Hello @wndkk

            run

            locale -a
            

            search your language, i bet you want to use de_DE.utf8 (as written by locale -a)
            change it in the default folder and unter /etc/sysconfig/kopano

            if this wont solve your problem use the localize script from phyton:
            https://stash.kopano.io/projects/KSC/repos/core-tools/browse/localize-folders

            python localize-folders.py --lang de_DE.utf8    # same as in the folders, written as "locale -a" tells you
            

            optional you can check it on one user:

            python localize-folders.py --user <username> --lang de_DE.utf8  
            

            hope this helps

            coffee_is_life

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            • wndkk
              wndkk last edited by wndkk

              Neither option worked. I have de_DE and de_CH installed.

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              • wndkk
                wndkk last edited by

                After running the script several times, it fixed one user. I had to run it for the other ones seperately until it worked on everyone. Seems kind of random though, don’t know why it won’t work every time.
                Thanks though.

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