Tickets :: Comment on [#5098] Login language selection doesn't stick

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Comment	> On a fresh install of Horde or Horde Groupware (w/Gentoo, Apache2, > PHP5), using the default authentication mechanism, the language I > select when I log in is carried into my session, and Horde is > displayed in the selected language as long as I haven't specified a > preferred language in Options. > > > > Switching the authentication to LDAP, however, seems to break this. > The language I select at login, if not English, is used only in the > names of the applications, and not in any other text strings. Also, > the string that tells me when I last logged in, has a bunch of screwy > characters in it--usually indicative of an encoding conflict. I'm > running Horde on a 100% UTF-8 webserver and database (PostgreSQL). > > > > I'm only using my LDAP v3 ActiveDirectory server for authentication, > not preferencing or anything else, so it would make sense that once > the login credentials have been verified, everything else would work > exactly as if I'd chosen any other authentication mechanism. I've > been able to reproduce this exact behavior on five servers, all > running fairly recent (0-2 years old) versions of Gentoo/Fedora Core, > Apache2, PHP4/5 and PostgreSQL 8.
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