According to Chad Phillips:
> Good call.  Testlocale runs, but I don't think it gives the right output.  
> Any pointers/links on how to set up the spanish locale on on linux or 
> solaris?  

Well, did you actually have a look in /usr/share/locale to see which locales
are defined?  Are there any es* locales that have an LC_CTYPE file?  I don't
know about Solaris, or even Mandrake Linux, but on Red Hat Linux 6.x the es
locale doesn't have an LC_CTYPE file, but es_ES does.

If you can't find a locale that works, look for a package you can install
that will add in the locale files on your system.

> >>> Gilles Detillieux <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 01/04/02 04:22PM >>>
> According to Chad Phillips:
> > I am trying to get htdig to index a spanish version of my company's 
> > website.  I added this line to the end of htdig.conf
> > locale: es
> > 
> > But when I run the rundig script I get this warning.
> > Warning: unknown locale!
> 
> First of all, make sure that the es locale is defined in /usr/share/locale.
> 
> Especially, you need to make sure it has an LC_CTYPE file to define the
> character types.  On many systems, you need to use something like es_ES
> rather than just es.  See also http://www.htdig.org/FAQ.html#q5.8
> 
> > Doing a search does not pull up any spanish words.  I have tried this 
> on 
> > linux (Mandrake 8.0) and Solaris 8.  Both give the same warning.   
> Someone 
> > had put a test c program in the mailing list called testlocale.c .  I 
> ran 
> > that and it worked. 
> 
> When you say it worked, do you mean it ran without giving any error
> messages?  That alone isn't enough.  If this it the testlocale.c program
> I posted over a year ago, you need to look at the codes it puts out for
> accented characters to make sure they are indeed identified as letters
> and not as control characters.
> 
> -- 
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> <DIV>Good call.&nbsp; Testlocale runs, but I don't think it gives the 
> right 
> output.&nbsp; Any pointers/links on how to set up the spanish locale on on 
> linux 
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> <DIV>thanks</DIV>
> <DIV>chad<BR><BR>&gt;&gt;&gt; Gilles Detillieux 
> &lt;[EMAIL PROTECTED]&gt; 01/04/02 04:22PM &gt;&gt;&gt;<BR>Accordin
> g to 
> Chad Phillips:<BR>&gt; I am trying to get htdig to index a spanish version 
> of my 
> company's <BR>&gt; website.&nbsp; I added this line to the end of 
> htdig.conf<BR>&gt; locale: es<BR>&gt; <BR>&gt; But when I run the rundig 
> script 
> I get this warning.<BR>&gt; Warning: unknown locale!<BR><BR>First of all, 
> make 
> sure that the es locale is defined in /usr/share/locale.<BR>Especially, 
> you need 
> to make sure it has an LC_CTYPE file to define the<BR>character types.&nbsp
> ; On 
> many systems, you need to use something like es_ES<BR>rather than just 
> es.&nbsp; 
> See also <A 
> href="http://www.htdig.org/FAQ.html#q5.8";>http://www.htdig.org/FAQ.html#q
> 5.8</A><BR><BR>&gt; 
> Doing a search does not pull up any spanish words.&nbsp; I have tried this 
> on 
> <BR>&gt; linux (Mandrake 8.0) and Solaris 8.&nbsp; Both give the same 
> warning.&nbsp;&nbsp; Someone <BR>&gt; had put a test c program in the 
> mailing 
> list called testlocale.c .&nbsp; I ran <BR>&gt; that and it worked. 
> <BR><BR>When 
> you say it worked, do you mean it ran without giving any 
> error<BR>messages?&nbsp; That alone isn't enough.&nbsp; If this it the 
> testlocale.c program<BR>I posted over a year ago, you need to look at the 
> codes 
> it puts out for<BR>accented characters to make sure they are indeed 
> identified 
> as letters<BR>and not as control characters.<BR><BR>-- <BR>Gilles R. 
> Detillieux&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp
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