Hello,
I have set locale formats using GNOME Region & Language.
It shown on ENV | grep LC_, but I want to know where is the config. file for LC_?
regards,
wiwat w.
On 26/06/2015 09:04, wiwatw wrote:
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I have set locale formats using GNOME Region & Language.
It shown on ENV | grep LC_, but I want to know where is the config.
file for LC_?[/color]
If I’ve understood your question correctly I think you’re looking for
the files within the sub-directories at /usr/share/locale/ and/or
/usr/lib/locale/.
Note you can find LC_* files on your SLES12 server by using “find /
-iname ‘LC_*’” command (without the double quotes - keep the single quotes).
HTH.
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[QUOTE=smflood;28547]On 26/06/2015 09:04, wiwatw wrote:
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I have set locale formats using GNOME Region & Language.
It shown on ENV | grep LC_, but I want to know where is the config.
file for LC_?[/color]
If I’ve understood your question correctly I think you’re looking for
the files within the sub-directories at /usr/share/locale/ and/or
/usr/lib/locale/.
Note you can find LC_* files on your SLES12 server by using “find /
-iname ‘LC_*’” command (without the double quotes - keep the single quotes).
HTH.
Simon
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Or maybe he’s looking for /etc/sysconfig/language
Thomas
If I set locale formats to fr_FR.utf8 (using GNOME Region & Language).
Where LC_*=fr_FR.utf8 saved to?
regards
wiwat w.
On 30/06/2015 09:04, wiwatw wrote:
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If I set locale formats to fr_FR.utf8 (using GNOME Region & Language).
Where LC_*=fr_FR.utf8 saved to?[/color]
Are you setting this as a regular user or as root? If root then check
the value of RC_LANG in /etc/sysconfig/language.
HTH.
Simon
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[QUOTE=wiwatw;28578]If I set locale formats to fr_FR.utf8 (using GNOME Region & Language).
Where LC_*=fr_FR.utf8 saved to?
regards
wiwat w.[/QUOTE]
I believe into the user’s dconf org.gnome.system.locale region value
https://lists.fedoraproject.org/pipermail/users/2014-December/455809.html
Thomas
I have found my solution, dconf file in GNOME.
For system-wide override:
/etc/dconf/db/.d
https://help.gnome.org/admin/system-admin-guide/3.10/dconf-custom-default-values.html.en
For user override:
~/.config/dconf/user
All dconf files are binary format, need GUI editor (dconf-editor) or commands line.
Related commands line:
gsettings list-schemas | grep locale
gsettings list-keys org.gnome.system.locale ← display parameters
gsettings get org.gnome.system.locale region ← display specific parm
gsettings set org.gnome.system.locale region ← update specific parm
dconf update ← regenerate config file
wiwat w.
On 02/07/2015 10:24, wiwatw wrote:
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I have found my solution, dconf file in GNOME.
For system-wide override:
/etc/dconf/db/.d
https://help.gnome.org/admin/system-admin-guide/3.10/dconf-custom-default-values.html.enFor user override:
~/.config/dconf/userAll dconf files are binary format, need GUI editor (dconf-editor) or
commands line.Related commands line:
gsettings list-schemas | grep locale
gsettings list-keys org.gnome.system.locale ← display parameters
gsettings get org.gnome.system.locale region ← display specific parm
gsettings set org.gnome.system.locale region ← update
specific parm
dconf update ← regenerate config file[/color]
Glad to hear you’ve found a solution. Thanks for taking the time to
report back.
Simon
SUSE Knowledge Partner