Hello, > I think the problem comes from having LANG="C" but > LC_CTYPE="iso_8859_1". Try setting your LANG environment variable in > /etc/environment to something that uses iso-8859-1 (en_US, en_UK, and > most? western European languages). The iso-8859-1 character set defines > twice as many characters as "C" (ASCII), and uses 8-bit encoding as > opposed to 7-bit for ASCII.
I set this variable but it still complains.. i think this is what makes the trouble: LC_ALL = (unset) what should i set it to, and more important what is it? :-) /Jonas
