https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=382362
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--- Comment #4 from man...@wenns-um-email-geht.de ---
I have the same problem. I use one digikam instance on a MacOS machine and a
second digikam instance on a Windows machine, both accessing the same MySQL
database. Each time I switch to the other system, I get that warning about
differing locales.
Fortunately, I was able to change one line in the code to force it to always
use UTF-8 for the DB and built my own Windows-version of digikam. This is, of
course, not the correct approach, but at least I got rid of that warning. And
it is working for me because I use latin characters only anyways, no special
characters like german Umlauts, in file/folder names. So there are no problems
to be expected (for me).
This issue should really be addressed. IMHO, it is not an uncommon case to
access a digikam database from different platforms.
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