According to Alain Z�rcher:
> Geoffrey wrote :
>
> << I believe you're looking for something like fr_FR for French. My system,
> for example lists:>>
>
> The problem seems not to be with some parameters that would be missing. The
> French from Belgium also include accented characters. ;-)
>
> The problem is that I get an error message saying that the "locale" that I
> specify is unknown, though I have seen it by executing locale -a. I had fr,
> french and fran�ais, which I suppose are all the same.
>
> I wondered if some parameters should be added to specify the way to the
> locale file? (/usr/bin/locale). I have found no place for such a parameter
> in htdig.conf.
It may be that locales aren't working correctly on your system.
You didn't mention what OS you're using. I've tried ht://Dig on both
Red Hat 4.2 and Red Hat 5.0. I've found that on 4.2 I couldn't get
locales to work at all for me, but it seems to work OK on 5.x, though I
haven't tested either that thoroughly. So far, I haven't had to index
any non-English text, so it hasn't been an issue here yet.
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