Why not use utf-8 encoding for ispconfig database? Now when I create a Client with Cyrillic name there's a problem displaying it http://don.adminbg.info/ispc/ispc1.jpg http://don.adminbg.info/ispc/ispc2.jpg
I have change db encoding and encoding for table client and the problem still exist. I forgot to mention that when you try to edit client all is displayed correctly. http://don.adminbg.info/ispc/ispc3.jpg
The problem is that listing of clients isn't displayed correctly. So you actually don't now who is who until you open a client for editing. http://don.adminbg.info/ispc/ispc1.jpg
Ok, that has nothing to do with the charset of the mysql database then. Most likely there is a conversion issue in the php class that creates the lists.
i think, changing the encoding of the db is not enought! you also have to change the encoding of the data itself! i think "set "fieldname" = utf8(fieldname)" or somthing like this. read the mysql manual and try this - maybe this helps Olli
same problem with czech characters I have same problem MySQl is set to utf-8, in /etc/mysql/my.cnf [client] port = 3306 socket = /var/run/mysqld/mysqld.sock default-character-set = utf8 [mysqld] . . default-character-set = utf8 character-set-server = utf8 collation-server = utf8_czech_ci default-collation = utf8_czech_ci When editing client, everything is shown correctly http://www.tvujweb.cz/trash/ispc3-1.jpg On client overview page it is not: http://www.tvujweb.cz/trash/ispc3-2.jpg And in phpmyadmin, there is also chaos http://www.tvujweb.cz/trash/ispc3-3.jpg BTW: behaviour in ISPC2 is same i can see correct characters in administration, but not in Mysql database
will it overwrite my own language files as i'm allmost finished with translating ISPC3 to Czech. ? If so, what is the best way to backup language before update ? Actually how should i backup ispconfig before update in case something goes wrong? Is it enough to backup directory /usr/local/ispconfig and database ??
The Update overwrites all files. But you can use the import and export functions of the ispconfig language file editor to make a backup of your language file and restore it afterwards.
Are languages really overwrited with new ones thru update? I'd like just to check for info: was there any change in language files in ISPConfig 3.0.0.8.630 from last version? I'd like to know if file /usr/local/ispconfig/interface/web/monitor/lib/lang/en.lng in ISPConfig 3.0.0.8.630 contains string "$wb['Show RKHunter-Log']" as after update this item is missing in language file. Just want to be sure that language files are overwrited during update and merge will be working (i suppose this string just wasnt added, rkhuter is example that was first new item i have noticed after update) ======== UTF8 problemis fixed.
that's right. i am actually doint heavy develpoment on the monitor - module. i liked to implement the rkhunter some days ago but haven't much time. so rkhunter is "removed". last weekend i had the time, so rkhunter is added again ;-)
