Hi!
I already posted this some time back, but since nobody answered, and
since I'd like to get an answer, I repost it.
I'm using the mutt 1.3.19i RPM made by Mandrake. When I reply to a
mail, the mail is attributed like this:
| So sprach Some1 am Sat, May 26, 2001 at 05:37:09PM -0500:
This is because I've got in my .muttrc:
set attribution = "So sprach %n am %d:"
When I also have
set locale=de_DE
in my .muttrc, the locale-correct day and month names are used. Now I
wonder why mutt ignores my locale settings. They are setup like this:
LANG: de
LANGUAGE: de_DE:de
LC_COLLATE: de_DE
LC_CTYPE: de_DE
LC_MESSAGES: de_DE
LC_MONETARY: de_DE
LC_NUMERIC: de_DE
LC_TIME: de_DE
This also happens with %x. With 'set locale=de_DE' in my .muttrc, it
prints "17.07.2001" which is the correct date format for my locale.
However, if I remove %x, it prints "07/17/01" which is wrong.
Could someone please tell me why I still need to add 'set locale=de_DE'
to get the correct locale date values?
Thanks a lot,
Alexander Skwar
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