On Ubuntu Precise, running ISPConfig 3.0.5.2, there's just a wee problem. Supposedly, you set the language and country in config.inc.php *bzzt* - Wrong. Here's the line of code from /usr/local/ispconfig/interface/lib/config.inc.php $conf['language'] = 'en'; Here's the relevant line of code from /usr/local/ispconfig/interface/web/client/form/client.tform.php 'country' => array ( 'default' => (isset($conf['language']) ? strtoupper($conf['language']) : ''), Here's the problem. Reading 'en' from the config.inc.php, then moving it to upper case, returns EN. EN is NOT a country code, so new client creation says that you have English as your language, but you live in Andorra. If you change the 'en' to 'us', you get a default language of Polish, but your country is the United States. 'GB' for example, uses 'en' for their language. Belgium - they have a choice of languages. Same with Switzerland. Canada? French or English, and neither FR or EN is the same as CA. I strongly urge that the $conf variable array contain a 'country' as well as 'language'. (This is what I did as a test, and it works fine. Language = 'en', and country = 'us'. )
I found the same issue and below is what I did to fix this if anyone else want's to achieve this also while waiting for a fix. Just adjust for your own country. vim /usr/local/ispconfig/interface/lib/config.inc.php add the $conf['country'] = 'gb'; variable as below (adjust for your own country) //** Default Language and Timezone $conf['language'] = 'en'; $conf['country'] = 'gb'; $conf['debug_language'] = false; vim /usr/local/ispconfig/interface/web/client/form/client.tform.php Change the following line (isset($conf['language']) ? strtoupper($conf['language']) : ), to (isset($conf['language']) ? strtoupper($conf['country']) : ), Regards, Stuart
