Kirk Hilliard [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hi Mario,
I think that you have something else going on here.
Solution: Remove the -c dictd from /etc/init.d/dictd, then, it works:
You must be referring to:
start-stop-daemon --start -o -c dictd --exec $DAEMON -- ${DICTD_ARGS}
Thank you Mario, now I see the light.
This has nothing to do with locales -- it's the logfile.
From dictd(8)
-L file or --logfile file
[snip]
If dictd does not have write permission for this file, it will
silently fail.
I bet that while on
Hi Mario,
I think that you have something else going on here.
Solution: Remove the -c dictd from /etc/init.d/dictd, then, it works:
You must be referring to:
start-stop-daemon --start -o -c dictd --exec $DAEMON -- ${DICTD_ARGS}
Note that this
I do have the same problem as described in this bugreport.
I just installed a new machine (replacement for an older box)
with sarge. One of the jobs of this box is to be a massive
dict server. I did the --locale=de_DE.utf-8 changes to
/etc/default/dictd which I already had working on the older
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