[horde] [Solved]Fw: file ../config/conf.php should contain $conf['prefs']['params']['charset']

[gentoo@boxhorn-edv.com]

Hi Otto,

actually i never wanted to have write access to the config file but copied
and pasted the config output. Seems to me the same result.
The setting as you mentioned I already had in the config file.

Actually I changed nothing in the config file but changed in imapd.conf to
virtdomain: yes (for other reasons in other programs), so username format
changed from user.domain.com to user at domain.com
And automagically some problems I had were away. So website loaded without
errors and my settings no get saved.

Hope this helps anybody else in the future

Bye Bernhard (sorry for forgetting giving my realname)



----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Otto Stolz" <Otto.Stolz at uni-konstanz.de>
To: <gentoo at boxhorn-edv.com>
Cc: <horde at lists.horde.org>; "Chuck Hagenbuch" <chuck at horde.org>
Sent: Tuesday, October 10, 2006 4:09 PM
Subject: Re: [horde] Fw: file ../config/conf.php should contain
$conf['prefs']['params']['charset']


Hello gentoo,

you have written:
> When I try to login i get the error:
> file ../config/conf.php should contain $conf['prefs']['params']['charset']
...
> I tried to add
> $conf['prefs']['params']['charset']  = 'iso-8859-1'; or utf-8 to the
config,
> it didn´t change anything.

You change this via the Horde/Administation/setup menu: Choose
"Horde", then "Database"; now fill in the "Internally used charset"
field. (Savest to specify utf-8, so you will be able to store any
string a user may later supply.) Finally, hit the "Generate Horde
configuration" button.

Of course, your WWW server, e. g. Apache, needs write access
to both horde/config/conf.php and horde/config/conf.php.bak.

Good luck,
   Otto Stolz


Hello Chuck,

perhaps, it would be a good idea to re-phrase the error messages
referring to the config/conf.php files in terms of the pertinent
Horde/Adminstration/Setup sub-menus.

Best wishes,
   Otto Stolz