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	This should resolve the locale issue.		This should resolve the locale issue.

	~~= Links =~~
	~~[[How-Tos]]~~

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	[[Category:How-Tos]]		[[Category:How-Tos]]
			{{Navbox Guides}}

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How to Correct

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	* If the solution works, update your <code>.bashrc</code> configuration files with these settings.		* If the solution works, update your <code>.bashrc</code> configuration files with these settings.
	$ nano ~/.~~bashr~~		$ nano ~/.bashrc

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 <pre>
 $ locale -a
 </pre>

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How to Correct

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	* Check the current locale		* Check the current locale
	$ locale		<pre>
			$ locale
			</pre>

	* See the available locales		* See the available locales
	$ locale -a		<pre>
			$ locale -a

			C
			C.utf8
			POSIX
			en_US
			en_US.iso88591
			en_US.iso885915
			en_US.utf8
			en_US.utf8@ampm
			en_US@ampm
			</pre>

	* Set the locale to something available (and generic) and test if this solves the problem.		* Set the locale to something available (and generic) and test if this solves the problem.

2023-05-01T18:22:05Z

How to Correct

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	but the <code>.bashrc</code> will run '''after''' that and will reset the locale settings to the proper and available locale.		but the <code>.bashrc</code> will run '''after''' that and will reset the locale settings to the proper and available locale.

	This should ~~solve~~ the locale issue.		This should resolve the locale issue.

	= Links =		= Links =
	[[How-Tos]]		[[How-Tos]]

2023-05-01T18:21:49Z

How to Correct

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	export LANG=C.UTF-8		export LANG=C.UTF-8
	</syntaxhighlight>		</syntaxhighlight>

			The <code>~/.bashrc</code> file is executed when a user logs into his/her account interactively.
			The '''SSH client''' will set the locale on ARC as it is set on the personal computer,
			but the <code>.bashrc</code> will run '''after''' that and will reset the locale settings to the proper and available locale.

			This should solve the locale issue.

	= Links =		= Links =
	[[How-Tos]]		[[How-Tos]]

2023-05-01T18:18:41Z

How to Correct

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	$ export LC_ALL=C.UTF-8		$ export LC_ALL=C.UTF-8
	$ export LANG=C.UTF-8		$ export LANG=C.UTF-8
			: <code>C</code> or <code>C.UTF-8</code> are the most generic choices.

	* If the solution works, update your <code>.bashrc</code> configuration files with these settings.		* If the solution works, update your <code>.bashrc</code> configuration files with these settings.

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The Issue

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 </pre>
 = Links =
 [[How-Tos]]

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The Issue

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 It will set the '''current locale''' to the value you have on your personal computer.
 '''The problem''' will arise if such a locale is '''not available on the remote computer'''.
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