Kenshi Muto wrote:
But strangely, first tasksel screen still won't show translation; At
the moment, only the core of Debian is... and Choose software to
install:.
All of processes derived from tasksel use a translation.
I tried:
- Run tasksel on target chroot. It works correctly.
-
At Sat, 21 Jan 2006 19:07:59 -0500,
Joey Hess wrote:
kmuto wrote:
But I think we can disable a perl warning by just setting PERL_BADLANG=0
instead of doing LANG=C.
LANG=C makes all of messages derived from pkgsel to English. It's not
so good for non English people.
The LANG=C setting
kmuto wrote:
But I think we can disable a perl warning by just setting PERL_BADLANG=0
instead of doing LANG=C.
LANG=C makes all of messages derived from pkgsel to English. It's not
so good for non English people.
The LANG=C setting only affects chroot calls in pkgsel, not calls to
in-target
Package: pkgsel
Severity: normal
Version: 0.04
Hi,
pkgsel is running with LANG=C because of:
* Set LANG to C in postinst so that the bare chroot calls don't trigger
perl warning messages for C.UTF-8 locale. (See #344159)
But I think we can disable a perl warning by just setting
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