Peter Münster writes:
On Thu, Sep 01 2022, Stephen J. Turnbull wrote:
I'm not very familiar with Django's handling of such files,
I don't think, that Django is involved here.
Ah, you're right. My GSoC student is working on Postorius so I have Django on the brain.
My language setting is "fr", so I've copied templates/site/en templates/site/fr and now it works.
So no real problem, but the question remains: why did it not work with "en"?
The template to be used is determined by the language setting of the user, or the default if the user is anonymous. You have to repeat the process with all of the templates that might be used on your system due to users' language settings. Presumably it *would* have worked for any user whose language setting was "en". But if you do have "de" users, you'll need to replace the "de" template as well.
If you mean that you switched your language setting to "en" or have an "en" user, and tested it, we can take a look at it, but as I understand the situation, you have a "fr" setting so you saw the "fr" template.
Steve