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Plesk Creation Utilites coding

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MaRiOs

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Im facing problems with the plesk creation utilities...
they dont get greek characters.

The support team of plesk gave me this answer :

we've just got the answer from our Development Team. They reported that
Plesk Creation Utilites get coding paramenters that are defined in system
variable $LANG and save them in UTF8 in Plesk database.

So you should just set correct system variable $LANG, so that Greek to UTF8
coding goes fine.


The problem is that i dont know where to find this $LANG variable so i can "correct" it as they say.

any one knows?
 
Originally posted by MaRiOs
Im facing problems with the plesk creation utilities...
they dont get greek characters.

The support team of plesk gave me this answer :

we've just got the answer from our Development Team. They reported that
Plesk Creation Utilites get coding paramenters that are defined in system
variable $LANG and save them in UTF8 in Plesk database.

So you should just set correct system variable $LANG, so that Greek to UTF8
coding goes fine.


The problem is that i dont know where to find this $LANG variable so i can "correct" it as they say.

any one knows?

echo $LANG

You can invoke CU in such a manner: LANG=<your-greek-locale> /usr/local/psa/bin/<needed-cu>.sh <here greek strings>

ps: btw, this is described in _every_ book describing unix shells.
 
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