Hey Tony
If the target is a zone you may also want to check that locale/en and
locale/en-extra are installed. They are not part of basic installations
in zones.
-Till
On 28.06.21 02:41, Tony Brian Albers wrote:
Just FYI:
If you ssh to OI from RHEL or a derivative thereoff, you might see:
root@swan:~# pkg search keepass
pkg: Unable to set locale 'en_US.UTF-8'; locale package may be broken or
not installed. Reverting to C locale.
root@swan:~#
This can be fixed by adding:
AcceptEnv none
To /etc/ssh/sshd_config on OI.
I haven't really studied why this happens, but it's obvious that
something goes wrong when ssh on RHEL tries to pass environment
variables to OI. Setting AcceptEnv to 'none' disables the passing of
variables.
There might be a more elegant solution to this, like changing the
client's behaviour, but I have no idea how that would affect ssh'ing to
other RHEL-machines.
/tony
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