didn't
clarify this question.
You probably need to set LC_ALL=C in your environment.
In Etch to be sure, but not in FreeBSD or Solaris 10, and I'm pretty
sure both of those non-Linux OS are also POSIX compliant.
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anything to do with whitespace.
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. The only way I've yet found to sort
on the entire datestamp, Mmm DD HH:MM:SS, is with the -M flag.
For clarification, are you saying that the output of -M should
differ between LANG=C and LANG=UTF-8 even though the input fields
are identical?
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Package: coreutils
Version: sort (GNU coreutils) 5.97
Severity: important
Months are correctly parsed but days are not, with 10 listed ahead of
1-9... Could be a whitespace issue. Input format from /var/log i.e,
syslogd output.
Also, the -u or unique flag is wholly broken when used with -M.
that parse system logfiles. I have no interest in
causing the bug to get more attention and do not appreciate the
accusation.
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utility would
be called important.
Interesting response, though both subjective and incorrect. Can't
recall another like it in over 20 years of Unix/Linux bug reports
(though this was my first Debian bug report).
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have on future report and
reporters. I can say that your replies have helped me understand
what might be behind Debian's relatively small market share
compared to CentOS, Fedora, and SuSE, despite a superior community
process.
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grafted on this little bit of backwards
compatibility. Just wish more GNU coders recognized the importance of
backwards compatibility. Why the behavior of -M was changed in the
first place is beyond me.
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and defined as some value other than C. 4.0's
/etc/environment is where this was being set, to UTF-8.
Not sure why sort -M would differ between C and UTF8 but if
there is no reason this but bug report can be re-filed with GNU.
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