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Peter Humphrey wrote: |
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> All right, hands up! Which package deletes all locales off the system when |
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> it's emerged? Locale-gen doesn't work on this box, and the glibc creation |
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> of locales that was supposed to work never has either, so I've been using |
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> localedef to create them as described in the localisation guide. |
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> But every time I have a major reinstallation of packages, eventually I |
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> notice perl packages complaining of missing locales. So where are they |
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> going? I need to know this so that I can redefine them before continuing |
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> the emerge. |
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In addition to Mr.Andresen' reply. |
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There is a package that deletes the unnecessary locales: |
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eix localepurge |
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* app-admin/localepurge |
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Available versions: 0.5.1 ~0.5.2 |
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Installed: none |
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Homepage: |
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http://www.josealberto.org/blog/index.php?s=localepurge |
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Description: Script to recover diskspace wasted for |
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unneeded locale files and localized man pages. |
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Best regards, |
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Daniel |
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