2010/3/10, Teemu Toivola <t...@iki.fi>: > If the "Locale" setting in the configuration file is set to "-" then vnstat > will use the value in the LC_ALL variable as described in the configuration > file comment and the man page. Your 'locale' output shows that LC_ALL isn't > set so vnstat will use an empty value resulting in some default formatting.
Oh, right... my mistake. I was absolutely sure that my LC_ALL is set, as I had: mi...@pingwin ~ ]:-> grep -i lc_all ~/.bashrc LC_ALL="pl_PL.UTF-8" But it seems that LC_ALL variable has to be exported to take effect. Sorry for bothering everyone. > The daemon doesn't care about the locale setting. It only collects the data > and saves it to the database without any locale information. That's why > modifying the locale setting in /etc/init.d/vnstat will not affect the > output of the vnstat command itself. Yes, that sounds reasonable for me. But as I couldn't find any better reason, I came up with that one. Sorry again. It is and was not a bug, just my mistake. -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to debian-bugs-dist-requ...@lists.debian.org with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact listmas...@lists.debian.org
