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Migration and Charset Issues [message #36354]

Sun, 18 March 2007 21:48

FadingSun

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Registered: March 2007
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even though i will mention the term "egroupware" in the description of what i have done, this is not an egroupware integration issue.

i was trying to migrate from FUDeGW to a more external installation, therefore i dumped the forum tables, installed a clean FUDForum 2.6.0, imported the data, copied over files, avatars etc. and run the upgrade script to FUD 2.7.6

this went very well so far, but now i do have some problems:

1. all accounts need approval -- i do not want to approve all of them by hand and i certainly dont want the forum to send a mail to every user that his account is now approved as this would only cause confusion. Is there a way to prevent the accounts being put into this state or to approve them without trigger the mail sending?

2. the forum is used by germans, the theme locale is set to german, the header shows that charset=ISO-8859-15 is in use
thats not really bad, but somehow we managed to change the database to utf8 which did some nasty things to all those umlauts in Forum descriptions. The real problem is now, when i try to reenter the description it gets truncated at the first umlaut.

Is this expected behaviour in mixing the charsets? How can i work around this?

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		Migration and Charset Issues By: FadingSun on Sun, 18 March 2007 21:48
		Re: Migration and Charset Issues By: Ilia on Mon, 19 March 2007 23:22
		Re: Migration and Charset Issues By: FadingSun on Wed, 28 March 2007 20:03
		Re: Migration and Charset Issues By: Ilia on Fri, 30 March 2007 00:09

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