Package: base-config Version: 2.36 Severity: important How to reproduce: 1. install base-config 2. run /usr/sbin/apt-setup with LANG=ko_KR.UTF-8, in a UTF-8 capable terminal. 3. select "http" or "ftp" 4. at the top of the country list, you will see 3 untranslated country names, "Britain (UK)", "Korea (South)", "Russia". Especially the top "Britain (UK)" line looks very badly formatted... 5. choosing "Britain (UK)" hangs apt-setup. The problem was, that different names were used between iso3166.tab and iso-codes package. iso3166.tab: GB Britain (UK) KP Korea (North) KR Korea (South) RU Russia iso-codes/iso_3166/iso_3166.xml: name="United Kingdom"/> name="Korea, Democratic People's Republic of"/> name="Korea, Republic of" /> name="Russian Federation" /> This happens only in Korean and Russian locales. I don't know which package should be fixed or which are the prefered names... Any ideas? -- Changwoo Ryu <cwryu@debian.org>
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