I never used Zpanel / Sentora for selling hosting to "customers" in way that i would let em use panel. Yes i do have few "clients" but i was/am only one ever accessing panel so i never came to filling account information stuff as i didin't need it etc.
Anyway, today i was testing Sentora and came to filling "account information" for myself. I realized that i can not fill my real name as some of "special" (central European) characters are rejected.
One quick look at database column collation and i can see that collation for "ud_fullname_vc" column is se to "latin1_swedish_ci".
After changing that to "utf8_general_ci" i can fill my name as i should.
I am wondering, is there a reason why it's "latin1_swedish_ci" and not "utf8_general_ci" or it's just a relic of the past that was never on the list for change?
Should i commit some changes to git related to this? Maybe not for all fields, but those that can safely be changed like ones in "x_profiles" tables?
Anyway, today i was testing Sentora and came to filling "account information" for myself. I realized that i can not fill my real name as some of "special" (central European) characters are rejected.
One quick look at database column collation and i can see that collation for "ud_fullname_vc" column is se to "latin1_swedish_ci".
After changing that to "utf8_general_ci" i can fill my name as i should.
I am wondering, is there a reason why it's "latin1_swedish_ci" and not "utf8_general_ci" or it's just a relic of the past that was never on the list for change?
Should i commit some changes to git related to this? Maybe not for all fields, but those that can safely be changed like ones in "x_profiles" tables?