zimbraPrefOutOfOfficeReply with accents [solved]
Posted: Mon Dec 16, 2019 2:29 pm
Hi,
I intend to migrate my domain to a new one, and after migrating all the mailboxs I wish to create new mailboxes with the old addresses, and include an Out of Office message for these informing of the address changes. Since there are many mailboxes, I intend to use zmprov for this.
I already found the commands to do it, but there is one problem I'm having difficulties. Our server is in Brazil, so the OOO messages need to be in Portuguese, which uses accents (í,á,ç etc). How do I use them in the CLI, making them appear properly? If I use them directly, the string is converted to some error character (like: ��). If I set the message using the webconsole, I saw that the accented characters are encoded using UTF-8, but if I use UTF-8 encoded characters in the command line, they appear unencoded: So á, which I encode as =C3=A1, appears as =C3=A1 instead of á.
Did somebody pass through something similar?
Thanks,
Roberto
I intend to migrate my domain to a new one, and after migrating all the mailboxs I wish to create new mailboxes with the old addresses, and include an Out of Office message for these informing of the address changes. Since there are many mailboxes, I intend to use zmprov for this.
I already found the commands to do it, but there is one problem I'm having difficulties. Our server is in Brazil, so the OOO messages need to be in Portuguese, which uses accents (í,á,ç etc). How do I use them in the CLI, making them appear properly? If I use them directly, the string is converted to some error character (like: ��). If I set the message using the webconsole, I saw that the accented characters are encoded using UTF-8, but if I use UTF-8 encoded characters in the command line, they appear unencoded: So á, which I encode as =C3=A1, appears as =C3=A1 instead of á.
Did somebody pass through something similar?
Thanks,
Roberto