Package: cdebconf
Hi,
when trying d-i daily installations in Czech, I can't enter accented
(iso-8859-2) characters into input boxes in d-i anymore. This happens
since the switch of d-i to unicode.
Instead of e.g. e with caron it displays EC, which is hex code for
this letter in iso-8859-2.
The question of course is, if there is any d-i input, which requires
other characters than ACSII. And also if it will help our users that
they could write some accented characters, but not the others (which
Well, in d-i itself, the most important thing that comes to my mind
here is the
On Sat, Jan 28, 2006 at 05:33:34PM +0100, Christian Perrier wrote:
Well, in d-i itself, the most important thing that comes to my mind
here is the created user real name.
user-setup first tries to call adduser, which uses chfn to change the
GECOS field. Problem with chfn is, that it checks
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