Re: really weird language interface problem
From: isabella (isiEc_at_sms.at)
Date: 10/11/04
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Date: Mon, 11 Oct 2004 13:18:51 +0200
Hi!
We have got the same problem with a german installation of SPS2003 and an
english Windows 2003 Server. But we have not SP1 installed. The problem
appeared after installing Hotfic KB867460 and Hotfix KB833987. Approximately
once a week the sitesettings pages are english. Next day or after an
iisreset the pages are german again.
We are now in contact with MS to find a solution for this problem.
isabella
"vielkacr" <vielkacr@discussions.microsoft.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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> Hi,
>
> I have a SPS 2003 sp1 in spanish installed in a W2k3 english server. The
> regional settings for the account used to install SPS are "spanish" and
> "Costa Rica".
>
> Whenever I restart the server, the portal gets some pages in spanish and
> some pages in english, for example: configuration settings, add listings,
> alert settings, alert administration are all in english.
>
> If I restart the IIS, the problem is solved and all the pages are shown in
> spanish. But there is something that triggers that problem, because every
> morning I find the server with mixed pages again.
>
> Also, even when the portal is all in spanish, the page that list the
> indexing schedules (ListSearchSchedules.aspx) is in spanglish, every line
is
> like:
> "Contenido del portal
> Todos los orígenes de contenido
> Completa
> At 02:00 a.m. every Sun of every week, starting 05/10/2004"
>
> I already formated the server and make sure that during the installation
the
> SPS and the services packs where in spanish. And I haven't been able to
> reproduce this error in other machines (virtual machines and real ones).
>
> Any ideas at all are appreciated.
>
>
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