According to Gilles Detilleux:
> I had incorrectly assumed that the en or en_US locale would
> use different collating data. I've since been able to
> reproduce the problem on Red Hat Linux.
> Red Hat 6.0 didn't have this problem, but 6.1 does.
> It seems that
> the textutils-2.0 introduced the new, locale-aware sort program. All
> debates about design flaws aside, the workaround to this
> problem is to run sort with LC_ALL set to "C", to get the
> correct behaviour from the program.
> So, if you do an "export LC_ALL=C" before running htmerge, it
> should build the database correctly.
IT WORKS GREAT !
Thanks a lot !!
So I had it to my rundig script.
I put "export LC_ALL=C" before htmerge and "export LC_ALL=fr_FR" after htmerge.
> Fortunately, version 3.2 of ht://Dig does away with external
> sort program, and so it should avoid such problems.
All right. So now, it's no use to discuss furthermore about sort &#@�!#$ and so on.
Unfortunatly Pablo and Gilles have not seen all the messages separatly posted in the mailing lists [EMAIL PROTECTED] and [EMAIL PROTECTED] : I hope there won't be confusion about the goal of all that ; the problem is now solved and future version of htdig should avoid such problems.
To all, much thanks again.
Charles N�pote.
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