Red Hat Version4.1 Manual Do Utilizador
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Configuring Gateway Clients
If a single character set works well for most gateway users, define it using the
charset parameter in the gateway’s .conf file. For users who require a character
set that supports another language, create the appropriate ../dsgw/LANG/
dsgwcharset.conf file (where LANG represents a language, such as “en” or “fr”)
and configure the HTTP clients for these users to specify their language in the
HTTP Accept-language header.
charset parameter in the gateway’s .conf file. For users who require a character
set that supports another language, create the appropriate ../dsgw/LANG/
dsgwcharset.conf file (where LANG represents a language, such as “en” or “fr”)
and configure the HTTP clients for these users to specify their language in the
HTTP Accept-language header.
Setting the language and character set for communication with HTTP clients is
described in Chapter 3, “Gateway Localization”
described in Chapter 3, “Gateway Localization”
Setting Locations and newtypes
See Also
Setting vCard Properties
Mappings between VCARD properties and LDAP attribute type are described in
“vcard-property” on page 87.
“vcard-property” on page 87.
Configuring Gateway Clients
Language Support for HTTP Clients
When a user accesses information in the directory from an HTTP client—
through the gateway or another HTTP-based LDAP interface—the client
provides the Directory server with information indicating the optimal character
set and collation order to use in transmitting information to the browser.
through the gateway or another HTTP-based LDAP interface—the client
provides the Directory server with information indicating the optimal character
set and collation order to use in transmitting information to the browser.