Salutatory Email for Clients problem

[dimas]

My system is ISPConfig 2.2.6 on Debian Sarge 3.1. I have a problem with Salutatory Email for Clients. If it is written only in English, everything is OK, but if I write there some Russian text, it appears like this when the email is received:

& #1059;& #1074;& #1072;& #1078

I guess I need to set the correct encoding, which is windows-1251, - but how can I do this?

Thanks a lot in advance for your help!

[till]

We will check that.

[falko]

I've just added a fix for this in the SVN repository, so it will be available in ISPConfig 2.2.7. It would be good if you could test it (when it's released ) and give us some feedback.

[dimas]

Thank you very much for this, of course I'll gladly test it and give the feedback.

[dimas]

Thank you for the release of Version 2.2.7! You say in the release notes
- Added: Support for charsets in salutatory emails for clients and resellers.

I installed it on top of 2.2.6 (everything went well) but I'm afraid I don't see any changes. Where can I set the encoding of salutatory emails? Management - Settings - Other looks the same to me. Am I missing the obvious?

[till]

You can set the encoding in the file /home/admispconfig/ispconfig/config.inc.php

[dimas]

Thank you, it works beautifully now. The only thing that I needed to do after making the charset change was to go to "Management - Settings - Other" and press 'save' for the changes to take effect.

Thank you again.

[smartcall]

Hi,

I have ISPConfig 2.2.9 on FC6

the config is located in /home/admispconfig/ispconfig/lib/config.inc.php
and the above doesn't work for me.
I still receive mails with
&#1081
in them. The charset doesn't change anything, neither going to
"Management - Settings - Other" and press 'save'

What could be the solution?

Thanks

[smartcall]

log out and log in worked for me

[smartcall]

Now, that I had the chance to receive a traffic exceedence email, I see that it's not in the correct encoding.
The salutatory emails are comming with the correct - windows-1251 encoding, while the traffic exceedence ones are in KOI8-R

Where is this setting? Aren't they supposed to get the same encoding as the salutatory ones?

Regards,

Apostol