welcome message & code page

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Hello,

How I can change code page(e-mail headers) of message, when DA send welcome message to new user ? I want send this email in utf-8 and html.

Regards
Tom
 
All message files for DirectAdmin are stored in /usr/local/directadmin/data/templates (check for .txt files). Copy them to folder "custom" and then edit them as you see fit.

You can also edit welcome message when you create new user.
 
hmm

All message files for DirectAdmin are stored in /usr/local/directadmin/data/templates (check for .txt files). Copy them to folder "custom" and then edit them as you see fit.

You can also edit welcome message when you create new user.

I now :)
But my question is: HOW I CAN CHANGE HEADERS IN THIS MESSAGE.
I have file stored in utf8 (html), but mail clients not reading message properly.


Regards
 
I now :)
But my question is: HOW I CAN CHANGE HEADERS IN THIS MESSAGE.
I have file stored in utf8 (html), but mail clients not reading message properly.


Regards

I also have the same problem too.
I edit "creat user account message"
the header for the mail is "Your account for |domain| is now ready for use."
But when I modify it to chinese content, system return the following error message

An Error has Occurred
Your subject contains invalid characters.

I also found that, some chinese words can save some are not.
 
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Hello,

1) You'd have to let me know what characters you need so I can add them to the "valid string" check.. (as I don't know Chinese)

2) If you need to add headers to the email to change the characterset to support the chinese characters, use this:
http://www.directadmin.com/features.php?id=620

3) Ensure that you've also got the correct characterset set in the language pack for DA, eg for english the encoding is set at:

/usr/local/directadmin/data/skins/enhanced/lang/en/lf_standard.html

LANG_ENCODING=iso-8859-1

This must be correct because the value of the characters passed to DA change depending on the charset... so do this before checking 1).

John
 
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