Hello, I guess it's not the locale's fault. I run the test environment on CentOS 8 and 4.15.1, this error appeared when I was using mysql-8-wsrep and galera-4, when I changed the DB to Mysql 8 (native with CentOS 8) the problem did not appear. In both cases, the locals in Mysql were set to en_US. I also checked what Daan wrote about, the problem occurred in both cases when the locals were set to pl_PL and en_US.
I'm guessing this is something deeper in 4.15.1 But I have a question, why the CentOS 8 packages force you to install mysql-8 dependencies? On other systems it doesn't. We have been using the mariadb-galera cluster for a long time and forcing mysql-8 is a big problem. Piotr -----Original Message----- From: James Steele <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, August 4, 2021 12:30 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: For input string: "9,17" Could someone using Ubuntu 20.04, and the 4.15.1.0 webui - who can click on 'Infrastructure' then 'Hosts' without errors and have it list correctly, please post the output of: locale -v It would nice to know a working input locale, and whether UTF or ISO-8859 is needed. When I click 'Infrastructure' then 'Hosts' in the webui (http://10.257.0.4:8080/client/) the error message: '(X) For input string: " "' is shown briefly. The old client works fine (http://10.257.0.4:8080/client/legacy/). Thanks!
