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Hi,
I've tried to generate a locale that contains both english and german but when i run locale-gen i get the errors
[error] cannot open locale definition file `de_CH': No such file or directory
for UTF-8, and
[error] character map file `ISO-8859-1' not found: No such file or directory [error] default character map file `ANSI_X3.4-1968' not found: No such file or directory
for ISO. I've looked inside /usr/share/i18n/locales/ and the files are not there. I tried reinstalling glibc but they still won't show up.
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Actually there where, are they there by default? I didn't add them. The problem was solve thank you.
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No, the default pacman.conf doesn't contain any entries...
https://gitlab.archlinux.org/pacman/pac … an.conf.in
Someone must have added them. How did you install Arch?
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That's weird, I installed arch manually and didn't touch the pacman.conf except recently for a broken package. I wonder what could have done it.
Last edited by Jebusthebus (2022-02-21 13:31:14)
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I wonder what could have done it.
Either someone else sitting at your keyboard with root access, or - more likely - whichever "simple configuration" script you downloaded and ran as root without looking at what it does. Such horrible ideas often have an acronym that may sound a bit like RALBS, BRALS, or ZOM or include colors in the name like BlueArch or GreyArch.
Last edited by Trilby (2022-02-21 13:52:20)
"UNIX is simple and coherent" - Dennis Ritchie; "GNU's Not Unix" - Richard Stallman
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Are any of these listed in the installation guide or the general raccomandations page? I just checked my laptop where i also installed arch a couple of years ago following the installation guide and pacman.conf didn't have any lines containing NoExtract.
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Do you still have the compromised pacman.conf?
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No, now everything is working fine. I'm still wandering what could have modified it. But as far as I know i did not use any configuration scripts. Thanks for the help.
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The patterns in the offednding config file might show up in google.
But there're really just two options:
- you used some config script/3rd repo
- you altered the file and forgot that
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I'm pretty sure I wouldn't forget something like that (or at least i would hope so), so maybe I installed a 3d party script/program that did something related to that, but i don't remember that either. Oh well, I'll try looking on my system and see if i find something. Thank you very much everyone.
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