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On 07/12/2010 01:38 PM, Andy Wilkinson wrote: |
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> On 07/12/2010 12:09 PM, Bill Longman wrote: |
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>> Try en_US.UTF-8 instead. |
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> That did it. Thanks! |
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> I am confused, though. Why am I setting LANG, etc, to "en_US.UTF-8" |
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> when locale -a says "en_US.utf8"? |
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That's probably what the kernel thinks. If you look at the NLS stuff in |
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the kernel, it uses "utf8" instead of the usual "UTF-8" syntax, which, |
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according to the never-incorrect archives on Wikipedia, states is the |
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official name. |
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I might be all wet, but that's the only place that I'm familiar with |
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that uses "utf8". |
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Bill |
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"Lost a character set, has he? How embarassing. How embarassing." |
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