I had the same problem with iptraf and my new Debian Etch in utf8.
I used the correction :
The quick workaround for iptraf is to add
>#include <locale.h>
and
setlocale(LC_ALL, "");
And it worked very well.
I've got another bug when i use iptraf in putty under another OS, if putty
is in utf8.
I see system messages, but lines in iptraf are replaced by caracters such as
"qqqqq".
But if i come back in iso, i don't see properly system messages anymore, but
iptraf
is displayed very well...
Strange isn't it ?
So I made to profiles in putty, one in utf8 and one in iso for iptraf.
If you have another idea ? Thanks.
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