The LANG=en_GB.UTF-8 in /etc/default/locale is correct. Something else is overriding that by setting LC_ALL=en_GB.
You need to find out where the LC_ALL is coming from, and unset it. Is the problem just affecting your containers, or everything?
If you are using SSH, it can pass environment variables in from the client. This is only useful if the client uses the same conventions. Locale names should end with .UTF-8 unless you really need compatibility with systems from the 1990s.
You need to find out where the LC_ALL is coming from, and unset it. Is the problem just affecting your containers, or everything?
If you are using SSH, it can pass environment variables in from the client. This is only useful if the client uses the same conventions. Locale names should end with .UTF-8 unless you really need compatibility with systems from the 1990s.
Statistics: Posted by jojopi — Sun May 11, 2025 7:34 pm