Hi, At 10 Apr 2003 23:22:28 +0200, Andreas Neudecker wrote: > > > The only fix for a successful installation seemingly is to edit > > > /etc/locale.gen (i.e. comment-out the line for the delinquent, es_EC). > > > Then the installation will succeed. But this is certainly not obvious > > > for the average user, is it? (Also a user of es_EC would be quite > > > unhappy, i guess.) > > > > Try to use "dpkg-reconfigure locales", then simply remove the check > > es_EC from locales debconf. > > This was the first thing I tried after the upgrade of the package > aborted and left the package in corrupted state. But dpkg-reconfigure > failed with a message saying the package was not installed properly and > I should first install it fully. This is when I edited /etc/locale.gen > to be able to install. After that, I of course reconfigured to make the > appropriate selection of locales register with debconf (or so).
Ah, that's right. Hmm. OK, I decide to fix es_EC with the change for monetary as "USD". I contact to the Ecuador embassy in Japan (http://www.ecuador-embassy.or.jp/), and the member of the embassy staff said in 2000 Ecuador change their currency symbol from ECS to USD. This web page also says now Ecuador uses USD, not ECS. > > > But my mail regarding the "important" setting was rather about the > > > setting itself [...] I just thought, I should > > > report it so it could be fixed. > > > > Ah, I see... I misunderstood you set as "important". > > Well, sorry. Maybe I should have changed the subject, when I wrote my > first mail to you. No problem! :) Regards, -- gotom
