Re: [Evolution] locale not supporting by C library

[Robert Rouys <rrouys offratel nc>]

I checked as much as I can and know, I reinstalled, and still get the
same message.
In KDE environment, except for Evolution I 've absolutely no locale
problems and can work read, work in different languages;


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> > What's the meaning of this message in Terminal:
> >
> >     "Gdk-WARNING **: locale not supported by C library "  ?
>
> It means you built gtk without internationalization support (meaning
> you're not on Linux and you didn't point it to a copy of libintl when
> you configured).
>
> -- Dan
I reconfigure with different options and no success.
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> I don't think it is related to gettext (i.e. libintl), or GTK+.
>
>
> I think it is because the libc locale information hasn't been created
> on your machine, or you are using the wrong locale setting (e.g. it
> just happened to me when I used "LANG=fr" instead of "LANG=fr_FR").
> Or possibly your locale isn't actually supported by the libc on your
> machine. What do you have LANG set to?
>
>
> The glibc info docs mention using localedef to create the i18n info:
>
>   "For example, to set up a German locale with name `de_DE', simply
>    issue the command `localedef -i de_DE -f ISO-8859-1 de_DE'.
>
> But I think most recent distributions ship with all locale info setup,
> so that probably isn't the problem.
>
> Damon
Lang is set to fr_FR with frenc keypad, iso-8859-1 latin1., 
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> Had the same problem with the locales thing.. Not sure what actually
> caused the
>  problem but after re-installing Evolution as well as Perl since it was
> giving a
>  more detailed but same sorts error the error was still there. I did a
> little
> checking on my system to discover that the locale directory was in two
> places and
> the "en" subs were missing from the one at '/usr/X11R6/share/locale' so
> I just coppied 
> them into that directory as well and bingo error messages all gone. I am
> gussing that
> some part of the Evolution install redirects the system to look there
> for locals instead
> of '/usr/share/locale/'. I know it's a kludge fix and I'm sure there is
> a better way 
> without having to have duplicate directories but it did work for me
>
> Brian
I did it but it didn't work. I still get the same messaga.
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Thanks to all for contributions
Robert