Now I do have to wonder, is there way to set a "default" language? I'm already thinking no.. but hey. worth a shot
> Okay I finally understood. Hopefully this will help someone googling this > LATE LATE at night. YOU NEED TO SET YOUR BROWSER TO SPANISH or whatever > language you're trying to translate to so that qmailadmin responds in > spanish. > > *falls on the floor to sleep* > >> Hi, >> >> Yeah I've seen the folder I just dont know how to go about the actual >> action of installing it? >> >> Thanks >> >>>> Anywhom, I'm in desperate need of finding out how to >>> install a spanish translation of qmailadmin to it. >>> >>> Language translations go in the "lang" folder under the folder were >>> qmailadmin was installed. In my case that's >>> "/usr/share/qmailadmin/lang". >>> Although I already see a "es" translation for spanish, so you should >>> have >>> one too. Make sure your web browsers' language is set to spanish, >>> that's >>> how qmailadmin decides which language template to use. >>> >> >> > >
