Re: My users want kanji characters in squirrelmail

* Tomas Kuliavas <[email protected]>:

> It is not locale, but character set conversion library and it does not
> depend on system locales. Locale is about things that are displayed in
> selected language and are handled according to language/country rules.
> conversion/decoding library is about converting or decoding things that
> are not in selected encoding.
> 
> You should worry only about your German-Japanese users being unable to
> reply to those Kanji emails without losing all CJK symbols, if they don't
> use Japanese or some utf-8 based translation.

Well, my user needs to test this today. But it seems that switching SM
to "Japanese" causes a reply to contain Kanji characters. So far, so
good. How my user actually COMPOSES Kanji characters ist not my
problem :)

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