I recently had to upgrade gcc in order to install a gaming engine called OGRE. Upgrading gcc (Redhat rpm) gave all kinds of dependecy warnings, and I tried to cover most of them, but in a few cases I had to use --nodeps. The compiler seems to work except for this peculiar error message. I receive this message when I login, open emacs, and several other situations. The error is

bash: locale: command not found

I have done some searching to figure out what this means, but all I've been able to come up with is the fact that locale is part of the C library. I had to upgrade glibc in order to upgrade gcc, and I'm wondering 1) What is causing this error and 2)How, if possible, can I fix it?

As far as I can tell, it hasn't affected my programs at all, except for not being able to find `cout', but that's one for the programming forum...

Thanks for your help

It appears that I have fixed it. I did some more searching and found that I had to upgrade glibc. In order to that, I had to upgrade RPM to 4.1. Now that I've got both up-to-date it seems to be working.