Bug#214414: marked as done (Incorrect date format in en_NZ)
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I am in New Zealand and I'm having problems with the en_NZ locale. I've
noticed for some time in mozilla my dates appear in %M-%D-%YY format,
and it is rather frustrating and confusing. I was doing some work date
work C and noticed glib was giving me the wrong date formats as well, so
I think theres something up in the locales giving wrong date format. If
I do date +"%x" at the prompt, I get MM/DD/YY when I expect the locale
to return DD/MM/YY instead. I can't find any difference between the
en_NZ and en_GB locales to suggest what is the cause of the dates been
wrong.
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At Tue, 07 Oct 2003 01:15:50 +1300,
Dru wrote:
> I am in New Zealand and I'm having problems with the en_NZ locale. I've
> noticed for some time in mozilla my dates appear in %M-%D-%YY format,
> and it is rather frustrating and confusing. I was doing some work date
> work C and noticed glib was giving me the wrong date formats as well, so
> I think theres something up in the locales giving wrong date format. If
> I do date +"%x" at the prompt, I get MM/DD/YY when I expect the locale
> to return DD/MM/YY instead. I can't find any difference between the
> en_NZ and en_GB locales to suggest what is the cause of the dates been
> wrong.
According to http://sources.redhat.com/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=121 ,
it was marked as invalid. I think it's OK to close this report.
If you have another information, please let us know.
Regards,
-- gotom
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