Got this problem too, Ubuntu 12.04.1 with command-not-found 0.2.44
I found that if the chosen locale was not generated first (locale-gen),
then it will cause this problem.
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I also got into this state, installing 12.04.1 from the desktop CD,
selecting en_US language, german keyboard, german number and date format
(de_DE).
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Update: Actually I can confirm that on systems where the "setting locale
failed" problem appears also command-not-found is broken and crashes as
reported by Martin here. When you get rid of the "setting locale failed"
problem, command-not-found does not crash anymore.
But nevertheless, even if the
I can confirm this bug as well, I observed it on three different systems
running Ubuntu 12.04. I installed each of these systems using the
alternative Installer, selecting English as the System Language, German
Keyboard and en_US.UTF8 for the locale (which seems to be a fix to the
bug I reported he
You can also replicate this on a very-bare install that has no language
packs at all.
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Title:
command-not-found crashing with incomplete locale se
Status changed to 'Confirmed' because the bug affects multiple users.
** Changed in: command-not-found (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Confirmed
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Actually.. I used the i386 liveCD of 11.10, installed 11.10 (but didn't
install any 11.10 update from the internet) and only then upgraded to
12.04.
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Sorry. Didn't understand your question.
I used LiveCD. I marked the partition with my old / to format and mount as '/'
(so the old system was really completely wiped out byt the mkfs). In the same
dialog I marked my home partition to mount as /home and _do not_ format.
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Right, but how did you install? Did you use the Live CD of Ubuntu 12.04
and choose to upgrade an old release of Ubuntu to 12.04 or perform a
fresh install leaving your home directory alone?
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/home is a separate partition so all I did was that I wiped my root
filesystem "/".
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Title:
command-not-found crashing with incomplete locale set
How did you perform the fresh install with your old home? I'm curious
if this is a problem other people might encounter.
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Title:
command-not-foun
command-not-found should have printed some more information as seen in
the following:
print >> sys.stderr, _("command-not-found version: %s") % version
print >> sys.stderr, _("Python version: %d.%d.%d %s %d") %
sys.version_info
try:
import subp
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