Hello, I am no a RedHat expert, but my gut feeling is that you can try another LANG settings. First, see your *.utf locales: % locale -a | grep -i utf ar_AE.utf8 ar_BH.utf8 ar_DZ.utf8 ... and then find something like en_US.utf8, univ.utf8 or C.utf8. I hope setting LANG to one of this values will help. Good luck! -- Regards, | /^^^\ Yury | (| , , |) | | * | E-mail: yury.burkatovsky at telrad dot co dot il | \_-_/ On Wed, 30 Jul 2003, Steffen Kluge wrote: > Hi everybody! > > Recently I upgraded my RedHat 7.x box to 9. Apparently, RH9 > is all UTF-8. In the evolution mailer I can now see all that > SPAM in proper Chinese or Russian glyphs... > > The downside of that I noticed when visiting some German > newsgroups using trn4-test76 in a gnome-terminal (as I've been doing > for a long time). All the umlauts had gone and were replaced with > question marks. Articles in question had the correct content-type set > (iso8859-1) and were using the correct encoding for the characters > (e.g. 0xfc for ü, or u-umlaut). > > In fact, when saving the articles to file and viewing them with less > everything looked ok, so the terminal and terminal font are still > able to render the glyphs. > > Curiously, the LANG environment variable is now en_AU.UTF-8. Changing > it to C or en_US before starting trn doesn't seem to help. I also > re-configured and re-made trn, against all the new versions of libs > on RH9, but it didn't help either. > > How can I get my umlauts back in trn? ------------------------------------------------------- This SF.Net email sponsored by: Free pre-built ASP.NET sites including Data Reports, E-commerce, Portals, and Forums are available now. Download today and enter to win an XBOX or Visual Studio .NET. http://aspnet.click-url.com/go/psa00100003ave/direct;at.aspnet_072303_01/01
