modwsgi calls setlocale in response to the options 'lang' or 'locale'.
This changes the effective locale, but not the corresponding environment 
variables. 

When python initializes, it stores the current locale away, then calls 
setlocale(LC_ALL, ""), which sets the locale according to the environment (i.e. 
LC_ALL=POSIX). Then FileSystemDefaultEncoding is set to the effective charset 
encoding, i.e, ASCII (same as ANSI_X3.4-1968). (see python 
sources,Python/pythonrun.c, Py_InitializeEx()) Then it restores the locale.

Is it possible to set the environment and not only the locale? This should 
result in the intended filesystemencoding.

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