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10-09-2003 01:16 AM
10-09-2003 01:16 AM
MLANG variable
Hello,
i have one problem to set the MLANG variable in my environment.
I execute a script which contains the following rows:
# Set MLANG
if [ -z "$MLANG" ]; then
case $LANG in
sv*)
MLANG=swe;;
*)
MLANG=eng;;
esac
export MLANG
fi
When i execute this spript i got the following error message:
MLANG: Parameter not set.
My environment i think have a problem to set a variable which is currently not set. The error i got with the root account, but not with my normal user account.
So there may be a problem in the root environment. os level is 10.20.
thanks in advance
holger
i have one problem to set the MLANG variable in my environment.
I execute a script which contains the following rows:
# Set MLANG
if [ -z "$MLANG" ]; then
case $LANG in
sv*)
MLANG=swe;;
*)
MLANG=eng;;
esac
export MLANG
fi
When i execute this spript i got the following error message:
MLANG: Parameter not set.
My environment i think have a problem to set a variable which is currently not set. The error i got with the root account, but not with my normal user account.
So there may be a problem in the root environment. os level is 10.20.
thanks in advance
holger
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10-09-2003 01:21 AM
10-09-2003 01:21 AM
Re: MLANG variable
Just use locale -a to check what character sets are available/installed.
Then you can choose one from there.
Also make sure you are not running it on csh.
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Then you can choose one from there.
Also make sure you are not running it on csh.
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10-09-2003 05:18 AM
10-09-2003 05:18 AM
Re: MLANG variable
Run 'type script_name' while logged in as root to make sure you are executing the right script.
Or run the script with full path.
Or run the script with full path.
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