Topic: Manager language and webmail..

[Tor Tveitane]

Hi,

Despite that I selected English as the server language when installing, the server manager web interface is in French (probably because I'm running a French OS).  How can I force it to display the manager web pages in English?

I also have problems with the webmail.  I have installing v6b3 and applied all the patches (however, I got a dependency error when updating SSH though, see last post in other thread "Upgrade patches install order").  I then created a couple of test users and assigned passwords to them.  

When I open webmail and try to log in it refuses, and complains about bad username or wpd.  I have tried in non-secure and secure mode, same problem.  Can this have something with the SSH dependence prob?  Maybe for secure mode, but it shouldn't for non-secure...?  Anyhow I wonder why webmail does not welcome me..

The new version looks really cool (upgrading from 4.1.2  However I thought the accented character ban in information bay descriptions had been lifted

best regards

Tor

[Tor Tveitane]

When I reassigned both test users' passwords it worked.  However I'm *sure* I did not have CAPS on the first time.  Sorry, but I appreciate comments on the other questions.

Tor

[Michiel]

> Despite that I selected English as the server language when
> installing, the server manager web interface is in French
> (probably because I'm running a French OS).  How can I force
> it to display the manager web pages in English?

That's a setting in your browser. In IE you go to Tools-Options-General-Languages

> I also have problems with the webmail.  I have installing
> v6b3 and applied all the patches (however, I got a dependency
> error when updating SSH though, see last post in other thread
> "Upgrade patches install order").  

Go to the directory with the beta3 packages and run:
rpm -Uvh openssh*.rpm
rpm -Uvh e-smith-openssh*.rpm

[Tor Tveitane]

Michiel wrote:

> That's a setting in your browser. In IE you go to
> Tools-Options-General-Languages

That changes the browser's menus, dialogs' language, but I meant the SME server's http text, i.e. which is displayed in the browser.

regards

Tor

[Michael Soulier]

Tor Tveitane wrote:
>
> Michiel wrote:
>
> > That's a setting in your browser. In IE you go to
> > Tools-Options-General-Languages
>
> That changes the browser's menus, dialogs' language, but I
> meant the SME server's http text, i.e. which is displayed in
> the browser.

That should change the languages your browser is requesting from web servers. The server only responds as your browser instructs it to do.

Mike