On 04/17/2016 04:24 AM, Christian F Buser via Mailman-Users wrote:
>
> (1) The 3 lists are set in language preferences to "German" as preferred
> language. In the language selection below, only "German" and "English (USA)"
> are marked as available for the list. It is obviously not possible to
Hi all
First, thank you ro Mark Sapiro for his link to the "get-welcome" script.
Next points here:
(1) The 3 lists are set in language preferences to "German" as preferred
language. In the language selection below, only "German" and "English (USA)"
are marked as available for the list. It
mattias wrote:
>I run centos
>How to change to swedish in mailman
>DEFAULT_SERVER_LANGUAGE something
DEFAULT_SERVER_LANGUAGE = 'sv'
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On Apr 6, 2007, at 5:02 AM, Stephen J. Turnbull wrote:
> No, this is a problem that Mailman can handle, at least in theory.
> I'm not familiar enough with Python codecs to deny that Python's codec
> API and implementation may admit some improvements w
Brad Knowles writes:
> At 12:10 PM +0900 4/6/07, Stephen J. Turnbull wrote:
>
> > In the short run, you probably should disable digestible for that
> > list. Mailman's I18N is not very robust in this respect, and it
> > may take some time to fix.
>
> More importantly, I'm not sure whe
At 12:10 PM +0900 4/6/07, Stephen J. Turnbull wrote:
> In the short run, you probably should disable digestible for that
> list. Mailman's I18N is not very robust in this respect, and it
> may take some time to fix.
More importantly, I'm not sure where the bug is. If this is a
problem in th
Krystal writes:
> > Has anyone here ever attempted to use EUC-JP encoding along with
> > digests? I recently ran into an issue with a list whom was using
> > Japanese as they're language, and the digest mbox file actually caused
> > any other list on that server to not receive digests and I
Krystal F. Zipfel wrote:
> Random question, and unfortunately I'm having trouble finding answers
> since most of the things I have found aren't in my language...
>
> Has anyone here ever attempted to use EUC-JP encoding along with
> digests? I recently ran into an issue with a list whom was usin
Random question, and unfortunately I'm having trouble finding answers
since most of the things I have found aren't in my language...
Has anyone here ever attempted to use EUC-JP encoding along with
digests? I recently ran into an issue with a list whom was using
Japanese as they're language, an
kristina clair wrote:
>
>Thanks so much! I discovered that messages that are using one
>character set (charset="windows-1251") are appearing correctly and
>messages that are using another character set (charset=iso-8859-1) are
>not appearing correctly.
>
>Is the only fix for this for the list memb
> >Sorry to ask such a vague question, but I'm just trying to get a
> >handle on how messages with different character sets get into the
> >archive pages. What factors could cause them to be displayed with the
> >incorrect character set on the archive pages?
>
>
> Incorrect character set specifica
"kristina clair" wrote:
>
>What I'm still having a problem with is the display of some messages
>on the archive pages. Some of the messages appear correctly in
>cyrillic, but some of the messages do not. The archive menus and
>headers, etc, appear with the correct character set - it is just the
>
>
> If the list language is Ukranian, the character set should be utf-8.
> One potential issue is that the web server can be overriding this with
> its own Content-Transfer-Encoding: header that specifies something
> other than utf-8.
Hi,
I am still having some trouble understanding encoding and
kristina clair wrote:
>On 4/27/06, Mark Sapiro <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>
>> It depends which archive pages you're talking about. The table of
>> contents is rebuilt with every message and should be OK. The periodic
>> (monthly) index pages are only rebuilt when a post is added so old
>> period
On 4/27/06, Mark Sapiro <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> kristina clair wrote:
> >
> >I've noticed that changing the language preference for a list will
> >change the character set for the list pages, but not for the archives.
> > Do I need to modify the archive templates in order to have the
> >archiv
kristina clair wrote:
>
>I've noticed that changing the language preference for a list will
>change the character set for the list pages, but not for the archives.
> Do I need to modify the archive templates in order to have the
>archive pages use the same character set? Or is there another way?
Hello,
I've noticed that changing the language preference for a list will
change the character set for the list pages, but not for the archives.
Do I need to modify the archive templates in order to have the
archive pages use the same character set? Or is there another way?
Thanks,
Kristina
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> "marioca" == marioca writes:
marioca> if someone from France sets their messages to display in
marioca> French, would a post from a subscriber in Brazil in
marioca> Portuguese be automatically translated into French?
Translated, no. The Mailman "preferred language" settings a
Hello,
Recently I set up a mailing list with members from many countries. My
question is: if someone from France sets their messages to display in French,
would a post from a subscriber in Brazil in Portuguese be automatically
translated into French?
Any information about this would be apprecia
Hi everyone,
I'm new to this list, but I got some serious problems with setting up a
Mailman list.
Since its a swedish list and the language spoken will mainly be in
swedish, then I will write several messages in swedish, which also
includes the prefix of the subject.
Swedish language has som
Hello,
> Mailman is localized and it's quite clear, how to add a language to a
> specific maillist. But a have no idea, how to make Russian the default
> language for the whole site.
Put the following line in the mm_cfg.py file (located in the
Mailman's home directory, the default is /usr/local/ma
Hello all.
Mailman is localized and it's quite clear, how to add a language to a specific
maillist. But a have no idea, how to make Russian the default language for
the whole site.
The problem is that maillist descriptions are in Russian, but the charset
encoding for the maillists overview pa
Hi,
Using Mailman 2.1.2 and love the improvments, great job!
Is there anyway to add the new languages supported in 2.1.3 to 2.1.2
without upgrading to 2.1.3?
Thanks,
Sean
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> "RI" == Rostyk Ivantsiv <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
RI> but how can I set the whole mailman site to be in Russian, not
RI> just the lists???
RI> P.S. I tried setting DEFAULT_SERVER_LANGUAGE = 'ru' in
RI> mm_cfg.py, but it just brought to server error.
You did exactly the r
Hello!
I have a problem with setting up the language(in my case it's
Russian). I can set the Russian language through Language
Options for a particular List, but some general admin pages,
like http://www.myhost/mailman/admin (it contains the text
"Welcome!
Below
El mar, 02-04-2002 a las 09:35, Rafael Sierra del Pino escribió:
> Hi folks:
>
> Have you got language support to Spanish?
Mailman 2.1 beta has multilingual support. Spanish is one of the up to
date supported languages.
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Hi folks:
Have you got language support to Spanish?
Thanks a lot for your attention.
Rafael Sierra del Pino
Servicio de Informática y Comunicaciones
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