Hello
I was experiencing exactly the same symptoms with my debian installation.
With the help of this posting:
Quote:
Originally posted by hw-tph
Try dpkg-reconfigure locales and select the locales you want, then set the default (using LC_CTYPE and LANG) in /etc/profile.
Håkan
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I was able to fix it. First I installed locales and localeconf (Debian- stuff ?)
But what made the difference was to insert locale settings in /etc/profile
LC_ALL="C"
LANG="C"
LC_CTYPE="C"
export LC_ALL LANG LC_CTYPE
You could replace C with your locale.
Then start a shell, and you are OK.
Thanks Håkan