No need to have this bug reopened to track the regression - bug 1158750
is good enough for that. Closing again.
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I suspect that also the crash report at bug 1165030 has something to do
with the issue described by Simon in comment #26.
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We (Ubuntu-gr - Greece) are facing an issue that we believe is related
to the above change in the code.
See https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ubiquity/+bug/1158750
Specifically, what happens is that currently the code sets (by mistake)
the locale to 'el_GR' instead of 'el_GR.UTF-8' (or 'e
This bug was fixed in the package langpack-locales - 2.13+git20120306-8
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* debian/local/remove-language-pack: Fix typo preventing removing
both locales in case of zh-han[st] (LP: #1094872).
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Hi again, Colin!
Yeah, right now I'm inclined to keep it simple. ;-) libpaper1.config
seems to not be installed by the package - maybe an installer exclusive
thing?
I have proposed a tiny script "locale2papersize", similar to the shell
script attached here, and it's aimed to be used by accountsse
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* Use an action group when
Ah, sorry, you have to do something like this first:
sudo rm -f /etc/papersize
sudo ucf --purge /etc/papersize
echo SET libpaper/defaultpaper | sudo debconf-communicate
See ubiquity/scripts/plugininstall.py. I wrote all that nearly six
years ago so had largely forgotten :-)
libpaper1.conf
On 2013-02-20 22:04, Colin Watson wrote:
> On 2013-02-20 21:39, Gunnar Hjalmarsson wrote:
>>
>> sudo dpkg-reconfigure -fnoninteractive libpaper1
>>
>> (in Quantal) does not seem to change anything.
>
> You might need to make sure that sudo doesn't change the environment,
> or else do something l
You might need to make sure that sudo doesn't change the environment, or
else do something like sudo sh -c '. /etc/default/locale;
dpkg-reconfigure -fnoninteractive libpaper1'.
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Sorry for being a pain, Colin, but
sudo dpkg-reconfigure -fnoninteractive libpaper1
(in Quantal) does not seem to change anything. I tested with both
changing the session environment and editing /etc/default/locale, but
/etc/papersize remained unchanged.
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On Wed, Feb 20, 2013 at 02:51:17PM -, Gunnar Hjalmarsson wrote:
> That's fine; I just filed bug 1130690 for the language-selector side of
> it, and invalidated the language-selector task in this bug.
Thanks.
> Yes, I was unaware of that; thanks for the pointer! Don't understand,
> though, how
On 2013-02-20 13:50, Colin Watson wrote:
> I don't mind what you do in language-selector for this, but it really
> isn't related to this bug so I'd like it if you could keep it separate.
That's fine; I just filed bug 1130690 for the language-selector side of
it, and invalidated the language-select
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Title:
Installation information cause letter format instead of DIN A4
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This bug was fixed in the package langpack-locales - 2.13+git20120306-7
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* debian/local/remove-language-pack: Keep any locales for that language
which are listed in /var/lib/locales/supported.d/local (LP: #1094872).
-
On Wed, Feb 20, 2013 at 12:18:57PM -, Gunnar Hjalmarsson wrote:
> Using the papersize command instead of editing /etc/papersize directly
> may be an option. But please note that the main point with the attached
> script is to point at a way to go from locale to papersize. It makes
> sense IMO t
Using the papersize command instead of editing /etc/papersize directly
may be an option. But please note that the main point with the attached
script is to point at a way to go from locale to papersize. It makes
sense IMO to use the locale info that is available. Maybe that's what
you do in the ins
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There is a problem in langpack-locales, though. If you do the following
sequence:
apt-get install language-pack-de-base
locale-gen de_DE.UTF-8
apt-get remove language-pack-de-base
... you end up with /var/lib/locales/supported.d/local still containing
de_DE.UTF-8, but 'locale -a' doesn't l
** Also affects: langpack-locales (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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I don't see any need to change the handling of /etc/papersize.
Reconfiguring libpaper works fine once the locale issues have been
sorted out. Don't change things that aren't broken.
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Reconfiguring libpaper1, that is. The installer already does this; I've
tested it in combination with my locale fixes and it's working fine.
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I wrote a script, that it would be nice to have in PATH. It could be
used by both the installer and language-selector to set /etc/papersize
to a reasonable value as derived from an applicable locale. As regards
language-selector, it could be called when the system wide setting of
regional formats (
Let me first comment on the discussion about locale settings in the
installer. I'm inclined to think that the installer UI is not really
sufficient as a base for setting all the locale categories. You are
asked about the time zone, and that leads me to assume that my answer
affects /etc/timezone an
Please don't worry - I understand your problem just fine and I agree
that the installer should take care of it automatically. However it
ties into things that are more complicated than just the paper size, and
I want to solve it properly since the underlying problem has remained
unsolved for far t
I got a little confused - actually I have not looked at the dependencies and
variables of
the installation process but from my point of view the site location - given in
the Ubuntu
installation process for setting the time zone - should be responsible for the
choice for
paper size (which seems t
I did some analysis of the cases where a country has multiple languages
available in /usr/share/i18n/SUPPORTED. The summary of my conclusion is
that I do not think that this is in general amenable to automation, and
will require a table of special cases.
In some cases there seems to be to be a re
There's some history on this in comments #11 etc. of bug 590108.
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Oh. In fact we don't even set LC_PAPER as I thought; that was, I think,
a fairly late change in some release cycle so I only did it for the
peculiar cases of Chinese and Portuguese. I suspect I need to extend
this.
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This is very odd since we have explicit code in the installer to
reconfigure the paper size according to the locale. Some part of this
must have bitrotted, and I will investigate. Thanks for your report.
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Ah, of course it is possible that this is because there's no en_DE
locale; such cases always lead to difficulties. In this situation we
use two different locales distributed among the various locale
categories (LC_PAPER, among others, is set to reflect the location, as
opposed to something like LC
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