Re: [SM-USERS] Language support

> I have Squirrelmail 1.4.x running with multi language support (Default > Portuguese and English). If I choose English, whenever I try to list a > folder, Squirrelmail shows me this error messag: > > ERROR : Could not complete request. > Query: SORT (ARRIVAL) ISO-8859-15 ALL > Reason Given: ISO

[SM-USERS] Language support

Hello, I have Squirrelmail 1.4.x running with multi language support (Default Portuguese and English). If I choose English, whenever I try to list a folder, Squirrelmail shows me this error messag: ERROR : Could not complete request. Query: SORT (ARRIVAL) ISO-8859-15 ALL Reason Given: ISO-8859-

Re: [SM-USERS] Language Support

> Sorry I didn't provide more information about our system. It actually > seems to be a desktop issue. I tested this from a few different machines > and browsers at my job and asian characters were not properly displaying, > but I ended up logging on from home machine to find that they were > displ

Re: [SM-USERS] Language Support

Sorry I didn't provide more information about our system. It actually seems to be a desktop issue. I tested this from a few different machines and browsers at my job and asian characters were not properly displaying, but I ended up logging on from home machine to find that they were displaying from

Re: [SM-USERS] Language Support

> Hi, > > I wrote to the list last month about enabling squirrelmail to view > emails that were composed in other languages. Some languages, such as > Russian, display properly, while others, such as Chinese, do not. Thomas > Kuliavas provided some helpful info: > > 1) Our OS needs to have CJK font

[SM-USERS] Language Support

Hi, I wrote to the list last month about enabling squirrelmail to view emails that were composed in other languages. Some languages, such as Russian, display properly, while others, such as Chinese, do not. Thomas Kuliavas provided some helpful info: 1) Our OS needs to have CJK font support. O

Re: [SM-USERS] Language Support

>> CJK and Apple character sets are not supported by stock SquirrelMail >> scripts. You need extra decoding library. Your OS must have fonts that >> support CJK symbols. > > It does look like the messages that aren't properly displaying are > Chinese, so I guess that answers this question. Our Redh

Re: [SM-USERS] Language Support

> CJK and Apple character sets are not supported by stock SquirrelMail > scripts. You need extra decoding library. Your OS must have fonts that > support CJK symbols. It does look like the messages that aren't properly displaying are Chinese, so I guess that answers this question. Our Redhat imple

Re: [SM-USERS] Language Support

> Hi, > > So I downloaded the all-locales translations ( > 1.4.6-20060409) > and ran the 'install' script. Is there anything else I need to do? > Messages compose

[SM-USERS] Language Support

Hi, So I downloaded the all-locales translations ( 1.4.6-20060409) and ran the 'install' script. Is there anything else I need to do? Messages composed in Ru

Re: [SM-USERS] Language support in SM 1.5.0

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 Fredrik Jervfors said: Would somebody *please* change the frontpage to clairfy that 1.5 is a devel release?! It is not clear from the front page since it talks about bugfixes, etc. >> >>> This clarifies the situation. >> > Here's my cont

Re: [SM-USERS] Language support in SM 1.5.0

>>> Would somebody *please* change the frontpage to clairfy that 1.5 is >>> a devel release?! It is not clear from the front page since it >>> talks about bugfixes, etc. > >> This clarifies the situation. > > Hrm, unless somebody changed the title, I thought it was pretty clear, > > SM-DEVEL: Squ

Re: [SM-USERS] Language support in SM 1.5.0

Hello Bernd, On Monday, March 01, 2004, Bernd Matthes wrote... >> Would somebody *please* change the frontpage to clairfy that 1.5 is >> a devel release?! It is not clear from the front page since it >> talks about bugfixes, etc. > This clarifies the situation. Hrm, unless somebody changed the t

Re: [SM-USERS] Language support in SM 1.5.0

Hello Bernd, On Monday, March 01, 2004, Bernd Matthes wrote... > I've recently installed new stable version 1.5.0 as announced on the > SM home page. The previous installed is 1.4.2 with full locale > support works fine. While it is nice to see people trying cutting edge, it should be noted that

Re: [SM-USERS] Language support in SM 1.5.0

Tomas Kuliavas schrub: >> - Are the versions of SM 1.5.0 and CVS version of the locales >> incompatible? > > There is one string difference between squirrelmail 1.5.0 and locales > HEAD. It should not affect other strings. > >> - Are there locale for SM 1.5.0 somewhere? > > 1. can you show layout

Re: [SM-USERS] Language support in SM 1.5.0

> - Are the versions of SM 1.5.0 and CVS version of the locales > incompatible? There is one string difference between squirrelmail 1.5.0 and locales HEAD. It should not affect other strings. > - Are there locale for SM 1.5.0 somewhere? 1. can you show layout of your squirrelmail install? where

Re: [SM-USERS] Language support in SM 1.5.0

Jay Lee schrub: > Would somebody *please* change the frontpage to clairfy that 1.5 is a > devel release?! It is not clear from the front page since it talks about > bugfixes, etc. A simple change of the title to 1.5.0 Beta would do it. I > understand that Squirrelmail follows the Linux Kernel e

[SM-USERS] Language support in SM 1.5.0

Hi to all! I've recently installed new stable version 1.5.0 as announced on the SM home page. The previous installed is 1.4.2 with full locale support works fine. Now I have problems with language support especially for de_DE. I followed the instructions in locale/README.locales As first I misse

[SM-USERS] Language support

I am looking for a way (SM 1.2.10) to add a link or button to the login page to give the user a choice to change lanuages prior to login. Is this possible ? Thanks ! -- Rick Harris --- This SF.NET email is sponsored by: SourceForge Enterprise