Now, optionally, edit /etc/profile as follows:
Run locale -a to get a list of the locale names suitable for use in environment
variables. Note that the spellings are different from the ones presented in the
dpkg-reconfigure list.
Add a line like this to your /etc/profile file:
: ${LANG:=de_DE.iso88591}; export LANG
where de_DE.iso88591 is the locale you want to use as a default. If you have
tcsh or csh users, create a file named /etc/csh/login.d/lang with the following
content:
if (! $?LANG) setenv LANG de_DE.iso88591
This will only set LANG if it was not previously defined, for example by ssh.
Unfortunately, this won't affect users who login with xdm, gdm, etc.
http://wiki.debian.org/Locale
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dropbear doesn't set locales the right way
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