On 05/03/2018 15:23, Adrien Monteleone wrote:
I see then my first guess was wrong. I’ve never played with Docker so I wasn’t
aware you had to specify locales when creating the image.
Glad to see you got it worked out and thanks for posting the solution for
posterity!
Getting the locale
I see then my first guess was wrong. I’ve never played with Docker so I wasn’t
aware you had to specify locales when creating the image.
Glad to see you got it worked out and thanks for posting the solution for
posterity!
Regards,
Adrien
> On Mar 5, 2018, at 5:17 AM, r0bis
Thanks Adrien,
I sorted this issue. It was the case that docker image had no specific
locale set so it was the fallback to POSIX/ASCII
Once I compiled the docker image with correct locale everything was fine:
FROM ubuntu
MAINTAINER "R"
ENV DEBIAN_FRONTEND noninteractive
RUN apt-get update -q &&
You didn’t specify what type of container, but since you mentioned Ubuntu I’ll
hazard a guess that it’s LXD and not Docker.
It sounds like the container isn’t exposing the locale settings of the host.
That might be by design, but I’m not sure what the logic would be on that.
Someone else here
Hi, I am running gnucash from a container. Everything seemed to work fine but
then I run a transaction report and you can see in the image that currency
symbol is represented by ??For that container (Ubuntu) locale is en_US, but
I have set default currency to GBP as my transactions are in pounds.
