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Re: Danish Locale Update

 
tony_8
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Danish Locale Update

Thanks to everyone who provided advice on displaying extended characters.

I've managed to do this in one of the two HP-UX 10.20 environments by setting the following as advised

stty -istrip cs8

The other one just doesnt want to know. On the surface the settings appear to be the same.

Could it be patches that are loaded on one and not the other. If so how can I tell.

Thanks
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tony_8
Occasional Contributor

Re: Danish Locale Update

When I say I one of the two environments, I mean I have two servers.
Alex Glennie
Honored Contributor

Re: Danish Locale Update

I'd check xset -q and xrd -q outputs : make sure locales and fonts are correct / available.

tony_8
Occasional Contributor

Re: Danish Locale Update

Thanks for the advice. The locales are the same but im not sure how to check the font. Also how do you check xset -q and xrd -q outputs.
Rainer_1
Honored Contributor

Re: Danish Locale Update

Alex means xset and xrdb.
On each host execute

xset -q >/tmp/xset.
xrdb -q >/tmp/xrdb.

Copy from one host the two file to the other host and execute there

diff /tmp/xset.*
diff /tmp/xrdb.*

and look for the difference
Alex Glennie
Honored Contributor

Re: Danish Locale Update

cheers Rainer .... bust time in the Response Centre this week :(
tony_8
Occasional Contributor

Re: Danish Locale Update

Wouldnt this be valid only for those using the GUI version.
Im trying to input danish chars in charecter mode at the command prompt or in vi.