set locale on terminals/users
Hi all
I'm a bit stuck here. I want to have all students/users logins have
dutch (Nederlands) as locale.
I looked in the wiki and tried to configure some things, but nothing
seems to have effect.
The current situation for a typical student is when I type "locale" at
the prompt, all values have "C" as content.
I modified (in ltsp-chroot) /etc/default/locale, which already had
"LANG=nl_NL.utf8" in it, to add LC_TIME, LC_MEASUREMENT, LC_PAPER all
set to the same value "nl_NL.utf8". And rebooted the terminal to let it
take effect. Nothing changes :-(
I tried editing /etc/profile with LANG=${LANG:=nl_NL.utf8}; export LANG,
again reboot terminal and nothing...
on tjener:
ltsp-chroot locale -a
C
C.UTF-8
nl_NL.utf8
POSIX
I tried changing the user profile in Gosa to have Nederlands/nl_NL as
preferred language. The ldapvi method failed to set this for all
students, so I tried one manually, but to no effect.
I tried adding a setting to ~/.profile for a user. Nothing changes.
There's got to be a way to do this, right?
Cheers
Simon
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