Hi Daniel!
On Mo, 15 Feb 2010, Daniel Pena wrote:
>
> PS. Sorry, I didn't posted the exact outputs, but my Linux is in
> Portuguese.
in that case, you can always temporarily set your locale setting
appropriately. This usually also helps to find better matches with
Google.
#v+
chris...@t41:~$ foobar
bash: foobar: Kommando nicht gefunden.
chris...@t41:~$ export LANG=C; foobar
bash: foobar: command not found
chris...@t41:~$
#v-
Usually my system responds in German. The error message tells me in
German, that the command foobar was not found. To get the English
output, I simply set the environment variable to its default value
(which should always work). To override all locale variables, you can
use LC_ALL which has precedence over all existing LC_ variables (and
LANG, See the output of locale to see which environmental variables
influence your locale).
(Usually it would be enough to set the variable only for the program you
want to run, e.g. use LC_ALL=C vim to set the LC_ALL variable only for
vim, but in the above case I had to export the variable to its new
value, since it wouldn't affect the running shell otherwise. This has
the drawback, that all programs started afterwards, use the new locale
setting).
regards,
Christian
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werden. Und dann kommt das Alter, in dem sie geliebt werden muß, um
schön zu sein.
-- Françoise Sagan
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