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    Default Auto-Responder asks for Character Set?

    When an end user creates an Auto-Responder, it asks for Character Set, and it defaults to "ansi_x3.110.1983". There is no description of what this means, or why it is needed, so it is very confusing to new users.

    The customer's account in WHM is configured to use "english-utf8". Why does the Auto-Responder default to using "ansi_x3.110.1983"? Can I get it to default to utf8 instead, or should end-users leave it as "ansi_x3.110.1983", or what is best?

    FYI, this is in 11.24 Stable.

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    Quote Originally Posted by sneader View Post
    When an end user creates an Auto-Responder, it asks for Character Set, and it defaults to "ansi_x3.110.1983". There is no description of what this means, or why it is needed, so it is very confusing to new users.

    The customer's account in WHM is configured to use "english-utf8". Why does the Auto-Responder default to using "ansi_x3.110.1983"? Can I get it to default to utf8 instead, or should end-users leave it as "ansi_x3.110.1983", or what is best?

    FYI, this is in 11.24 Stable.

    - Scott
    I believe this is an area where future enhancement or improvement may be desired. Please be aware it is safe to leave the setting at the default, automatically-selected character set. If needing to switch to something other than the default I would consider UTF-8; however, while the character set can be selected when creating new auto-responders at the present time I am not aware of a built-in method to change the default that is selected when loading the page.

    Please note that, as I believe you've described, the language or locale character encoding does not change the character set used when configuring new e-mail auto-responders.
    Last edited by cPanelDon; 02-17-2010 at 08:35 PM. Reason: Clarification

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    Hi Don. Thanks for the info! Do I need to submit a feature request, or is this already on the radar?

    Thanks!

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    Quote Originally Posted by sneader View Post
    Hi Don. Thanks for the info! Do I need to submit a feature request, or is this already on the radar?

    Thanks!

    - Scott
    I believe it is already under the radar, but I think it will help to submit a unique feature request with your idea for improvement. If there is a specific way you would like the area improved this is great to include in the feature request. One possible idea could be to remove the need for the character set option and have it explicitly set to UTF-8, that I believe may be the safest in terms of compatibility. If you would like I can relocate this thread into the Feature Requests forum.

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