I am having a lot of trouble getting internationalization to work under
FreeBSD. Does anyone have it working? I wrote a test script (below) that
works fine under command-line PERL but when run under Apache2/mod_perl2
it breaks.
#!/usr/bin/perl -w
use strict;
print "Content-type: text/plain\n\n";
use OpenXPKI::i18n qw( set_locale_prefix set_language get_language
i18nGettext );
use Locale::Messages qw( :locale_h :libintl_h nl_putenv );
use POSIX qw (setlocale);
printf( "Hello\n\n" );
print_env();
print_inc();
my $lang = 'en_GB';
my $lutf = "${lang}.UTF-8";
my $domain = 'openxpki';
my $word = 'I18N_OPENXPKI_CLIENT_HTML_MASON_LOGIN';
set_locale_prefix( "/usr/local/share/locale");
set_language( "en_GB" );
printf( "First try = %s\n", i18nGettext( $word ));
printf( "Second try = %s\n", dcgettext( $domain, $word, LC_MESSAGES ));
printf( "Third try = %s\n", gettext( $word ));
printf( "Fourth try = %s\n", dgettext( $domain, $word ));
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