Een vergissing is menselijk maar om er een puinhoop van te maken heb je een computer nodig (met mij erachter)
na nog een tijdje speurwerk kwam ik het volgende tegen:
http://www.squirrelmail.o...pportingMultipleLanguages
6. Translation works in 1.5.0 and 1.4.2, but does not work in 1.4.3a.
- i think you are using glibc system that does not ignore hyphens in locale names. squirrrelmail uses locales named like xx_XX.ISO8859-x in order to get them work on FreeBSD. Linux Debian Sarge (glibc 2.3.1) ignores hyphens used in locale name. Mandrake 10 does not do that.
- Solaris 9 also won't do i18n with Squirrelmail 1.4.3a for the same reasons, the fix below works for Solaris as well.
- open functions/i18n.php file, locate line with "$languages['xxt_XX']['LOCALE'] = 'xx_XX.ISO8859-x';"
disable that line by putting two slashes in front of it.
//$languages['xx_XX']['LOCALE'] = 'xx_XX.ISO8859-x';
or change it to
$languages['xx_XX']['LOCALE'] = 'xx_XX.ISO-8859-x';
en nu werkt het weer
http://www.squirrelmail.o...pportingMultipleLanguages
6. Translation works in 1.5.0 and 1.4.2, but does not work in 1.4.3a.
- i think you are using glibc system that does not ignore hyphens in locale names. squirrrelmail uses locales named like xx_XX.ISO8859-x in order to get them work on FreeBSD. Linux Debian Sarge (glibc 2.3.1) ignores hyphens used in locale name. Mandrake 10 does not do that.
- Solaris 9 also won't do i18n with Squirrelmail 1.4.3a for the same reasons, the fix below works for Solaris as well.
- open functions/i18n.php file, locate line with "$languages['xxt_XX']['LOCALE'] = 'xx_XX.ISO8859-x';"
disable that line by putting two slashes in front of it.
//$languages['xx_XX']['LOCALE'] = 'xx_XX.ISO8859-x';
or change it to
$languages['xx_XX']['LOCALE'] = 'xx_XX.ISO-8859-x';
en nu werkt het weer
Een vergissing is menselijk maar om er een puinhoop van te maken heb je een computer nodig (met mij erachter)