>I cannot add a user with an username that contains an umlaut >with the >default admin-interface, though. How could I change that?
As with all usernames in computing, it's best not to do that. Reason: usernames are often used in situations where you can't specify the string encoding and so the system can't know how to decode it (user names are used in cookies, in HTTP headers for example - both not having a concept of string encoding). So it's much better to stick to 7bit chars for user names. You can set the users real name in Django, though - and there you can use all characters you want. bye, Georg
