I keep getting the message that I need to set "LANG in the configuration and I keep getting an error message in a language other then english (french?). how do I set lang (as in do I put it in PengAol.conf as I have tried and where and how would I set it up for english?) Any help on this issue greatly apprecaited.
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Pengaol is asking that the environment variable
LANG be defined. It should be defined as the name
of a directory that actually exists on your system within the locale directory. Maybe /usr/share/locale/ ...
For english compilation, starting from the Bourne or bash shell:
$ set LANG=en_US.ISO8859-1
$ export LANG
or from the csh shell:
% setenv LANG en_US.ISO8859-1
is plausible before compiling.
Programs that want LANG defined often want LC_CTYPE defined,too, and pointing to the same
directory as LANG. The other language-locale specific environment variables (your ./locale/*/
directory may have a complete list) are often
automatically set to the same as LC_CTYPE.
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I keep getting the message that I need to set "LANG in the configuration and I keep getting an error message in a language other then english (french?). how do I set lang (as in do I put it in PengAol.conf as I have tried and where and how would I set it up for english?) Any help on this issue greatly apprecaited.
Pengaol is asking that the environment variable
LANG be defined. It should be defined as the name
of a directory that actually exists on your system within the locale directory. Maybe /usr/share/locale/ ...
For english compilation, starting from the Bourne or bash shell:
$ set LANG=en_US.ISO8859-1
$ export LANG
or from the csh shell:
% setenv LANG en_US.ISO8859-1
is plausible before compiling.
Programs that want LANG defined often want LC_CTYPE defined,too, and pointing to the same
directory as LANG. The other language-locale specific environment variables (your ./locale/*/
directory may have a complete list) are often
automatically set to the same as LC_CTYPE.