On 30/08/2012 03:51, Mark Sapiro wrote:
Birta Levente wrote:
I use mailman 2.1.12 with centos 6.3.
I have a list with romanian default language. If the archive is public I
have no problems, but if it's private, not shows the specific romanian
characters.
Someone can help me out with this?
The archive consists of static pages in Mailman's
archives/private/LISTNAME/yyyy-Mmmmm/ directories. There is one page
per archived message with a name like nnnnnn.html where nnnnnn is the
archived message number. The actual message text in these pages for a
Romanian language list should be encoded in Mailman's character set
for Romanian which is iso-8859-2.
Are you saying that if you access a page from the same web browser via
a URL like http://www.example.com/pipermail/mylist/nnnn.html, it looks
as it should, but if you access the same page via
http://www.example.com/mailman/private/mylist/nnnn.html (you can do
this even if the archive is public), it doesn't display the Romanian
characters.
If that's what you are saying, I don't know why this would be except it
could have something to do with the web server adding a Content-Type:
header with an incompatible charset setting (as in Apache's
AddDefaultCharset setting).
If you are looking at different messages from the same or different
lists, try accessing the same message both ways as above. If you see a
difference when you do that, it has something to do with the way the
private CGI serves the page versus serving it as a static html file,
and we can investigate further. If you don't see a difference when you
do that, the issue is probably that different messages archived at
different times or for different lists had a different character set
in the archive files.
I just don't describe very well my problem ... sorry
It's about the built in texts ... not the messages.
When accessing the archive in english looks like:
The Week Of Monday 27 August 2012: [ Thread ] [ Subject ] [ Author ] [
Date ]
So, the word WEEK translated in romanian (or I think any non-english
language ... I tried in hungarian) show me this � char instead the
specific language chars.
Of course, when I change the language of the list I run:
...mailman/bin/arch listname
And yes, accessing in the public way it's ok ... but the private it's not.
Thanks
Levi
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