Johan Thelmén wrote:
So I have now changed LANG = in /var/lib/vdradmin-am/vdradmind.conf to
LANG = sv_SE and that fixed the nameofday
Ok, I think I see the problem. vdradmin uses an unusual way to determine,
if utf-8 should be used. The charset is read from the gettext translation,
and as
So I have now changed LANG = in /var/lib/vdradmin-am/vdradmind.conf to LANG
= sv_SE and that fixed the nameofday
Ok, I think I see the problem. vdradmin uses an unusual way to determine, if
utf-8 should be used. The charset is read from the gettext translation, and as
there is no Swedish
Johan Thelmén wrote:
With this new version using LANG = sv_SE in vdradmind.conf, it will show up
wrongly.
There's still a little bug in there. When manually setting the language,
it still uses the charmap of the system language.
Thanks for testing it. I'll upload an update soon.
Tobias
Hello Johan,
Johan Thelmén wrote:
I noticed that utf8 was fixed in 3.6.5-1 and then again broken in 3.6.5-2
after a new patch.
The fix in 3.6.5-1 was just a workaround which broke any system not
running UTF-8. 3.6.5-2 fixes the problem at it's root.
This time only some parts of UTF8 is
That shouldn't happen there must be another bug hidden somewhere. Please
provide the following information:
1. The output of the `locale` command
2. cat /var/lib/vdradmin-am/vdradmind.conf | grep LANG
3. cat /etc/default/vdr | grep VDR_
4. cat /etc/default/locale | egrep 'LC|LANG'
5. cat
Hi
I noticed that utf8 was fixed in 3.6.5-1 and then again broken in 3.6.5-2 after
a new patch. Since it refers to this bug I decide to reopen.
This time only some parts of UTF8 is broken, all displaing of weekdaynames all
over pages that use it, I guess it come from some time display
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