Matthias Schwarzott wrote:
...
Annotation: Why does vdr.c only check for LC_CTYPE and LANG as LC_ALL
overwrites them all when set.
Correct order for the check would be
if (LC_ALL set and contains utf8) ||
(LC_CTYPE set and contains utf8) ||
(LANG set and contains utf8)
{ error; }
Added f
On Wednesday 30 August 2006 17:48, Klaus Schmidinger wrote:
> Sebastian Kemper wrote:
> > Hi all,
> >
> > there's an open bug report for the Gentoo VDR ebuilds regarding locale
> > vars: http://bugs.gentoo.de/view.php?id=445
> >
> > Up till now everything gets set to POSIX and afterwards LC_COLLATE
Klaus Schmidinger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on Wed, Aug 30, 2006 at 05:48:42PM
+0200:
> VDR itself doesn't react on any environment settings, except when
> checking for the presence of UTF8 (which it refuses to run with).
>
> It's mainly the runtime library that reacts on these locale settings,
Sebastian Kemper wrote:
Hi all,
there's an open bug report for the Gentoo VDR ebuilds regarding locale
vars: http://bugs.gentoo.de/view.php?id=445
Up till now everything gets set to POSIX and afterwards LC_COLLATE gets
set to whatever the user requests in the init script's config file. My
sugge
Hi all,
there's an open bug report for the Gentoo VDR ebuilds regarding locale
vars: http://bugs.gentoo.de/view.php?id=445
Up till now everything gets set to POSIX and afterwards LC_COLLATE gets
set to whatever the user requests in the init script's config file. My
suggestion was to make LANG acc
