Ilya Konstantinov wrote:
BTW, RedHat isn't broken. I have the same behavior on Debian. Don'tNo, they didn't. I wrote that in amazment.
rush to conclusions -- RedHat, a company which employes glibc hackers,
won't screw up on something that basic.
As for Debian - yes, they have the same "problem" (i.e. - no problem at all), except they ask you which locales you want compiled when you install the proper language, and so I didn't have to fool around with localedef at all.
One thing, though. If your'e using UTF-8, shouldn't you write:
localedef -i he_IL -f UTF-8 he_IL.UTF-8
instead?
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