Quoting Tom Lane ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> > The [EMAIL PROTECTED] locale I used 'back then' is incorrect. It's not a
> > real locale, and the newer versions of libc6 and locales that I have
> > installed now don't support the generation of this faulty locale.
> If you believe that your new locale is functionally equivalent to the
> old (which you'd better, if you're going to risk starting the postmaster
> under it), why don't you just make a temporary symlink in
> /usr/lib/locale/ ?
I think this locale setup is a bit different with Debian installations.
/usr/lib/locale/ holds no files except for 'locale-archive' which,
according to file, is a PDP11 executable :P
I tried specifying '[EMAIL PROTECTED] nl_NL.UTF-8' in locale.alias, but
to no extent. It still won't start.
Thanks,
Sander
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