XOCE - Language not keep when i come back (surrely dumb question)
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@Chico008 My guess is that it is unable to save the changes to the database. Could be a rights issue or a read-only database. Are other user settings being retained or are they lost as well?
Have you checked the logs and the browser console for any error messages?
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@Danp
other setting are keeps, like default research filter.which log can i check for this ?
nothing has been done to the database since XOCE has been installed.
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no error in log from switching laguage
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@Chico008 Is your VM up-to-date with the latest source code? I don't see this on my XO, so I'm guessing that it's a configuration issue on your side. How did you go about installing XO?
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@Danp
i'm using XOCE for now for testingMy VM hosting XOCE is a Ubtuntu server 24.04
XOCE installed using this script for github
https://github.com/Jarli01/xenorchestra_installer -
@Chico008 What does it show for the commit on the About page in XO?
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@Chico008 I have a VM built with this same script, and it works as expected. You may want to build a new XO VM and retest.
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@Danp
My VM is a Ubuntu server 24.01
i'll try on a debian 12, maybe a docker image to check if it works better or not.edit : tested on another server OS (Debian), and tested a docker version
Still the same
i can change language, it's set for the sessions running.
but when i come back and login again, laguage set to english by default again.My browser clear cache and cookie on exit.
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@Chico008 said in XOCE - Language not keep when i come back (surrely dumb question):
My browser clear cache and cookie on exit.
That's why. Your pref are stored in a cookie.
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@olivierlambert too bad, could be better if pref could be stored in database instead >_<
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Why? I mean you are the first person to ask this. It's more work to do that and I'm not sure to really see the value
A cookie is the perfect simple way to store info that are from your same browser/session, so it's very logical.
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@olivierlambert said in XOCE - Language not keep when i come back (surrely dumb question):
Why? I mean you are the first person to ask this. It's more work to do that and I'm not sure to really see the value
A cookie is the perfect simple way to store info that are from your same browser/session, so it's very logical.
Yeah, I don't see the value in having to keep a user preference within XO itself either.. just don't clear your cookies. It's what they are meant for.