setting default gui settings

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  • kniggisiggi
    Member
    • Feb 2008
    • 46

    #1

    setting default gui settings

    hello every1,

    is there any chance of setting up an default language, timeformat, etc... besides thru the createuser command line tools?

    i would prefer changing configfiles, instead of writing an command over several lines or setting up a script.

    what are the advantages of doing one or the other way?

    thanks to everyone for every hint or ideas...

    have a nice weekend
    kniggisiggi
  • Martin Heiland
    Open-Xchange Quality Assurance
    • Feb 2007
    • 3695

    #2
    Hi,

    there is no way to set those parameters at config files since we think those language and region settings depend very much on the user. There are already defaults when using the command line tools but they are not configurable. Those command line tools can be called by other scripts or tools very easily so it should be an easy task to add some defaults to your scripts and call the ox scripts with those.

    Greetings

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    • jens.musleh
      Junior Member
      • Apr 2009
      • 16

      #3
      As far as I understood the GUI settings are in the database localhost_6 in the table user_settings. All settings are in one field only (value) ... seems to be in JSON format.

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      • Martin Heiland
        Open-Xchange Quality Assurance
        • Feb 2007
        • 3695

        #4
        Yes, those values can be set via the command line tools. We don't recommend to touch the database directly, all values can be set through interfaces like the HTTP API or RMI/Command Line Tools.

        Greetings

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        • Carsten Hoeger
          Open-Xchange Professional Services
          • Mar 2007
          • 710

          #5
          Originally posted by Martin Braun View Post
          Yes, those values can be set via the command line tools. We don't recommend to touch the database directly, all values can be set through interfaces like the HTTP API or RMI/Command Line Tools.

          Greetings
          Not to forget SOAP.

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