Yesterday i upgraded a remote desktop to Slackware64-14.1. In except of running lilo after the kernel upgrade, everythink now is working gret. I see one only problem related to the system local.
I have setted the system local to bg_BG.UTF-8. When i connect to the remote machine throught ssh the "locale" command return the setted encoding, bun running the same command locally, it gives en_US.UTF-8. "Locally" mean throught teamviewer. I connect to the desktop with teamviewer and run there xfce4-terminal. This is for root and all of the users in the mashine. There is not "per user" setting about the system locale. I am inclined to believe that the system local is en_US, because firefox browser's interface is englisch, despite the locallization.
Does anyone have an idea, how that problem occur?

I am thinking maybe ssh environment settings on the client pushing local? Google dork AcceptEnv. Maybe just look at the local file on the remote machine and see what it is set to.
vim /etc/profile.d/lang.sh

The local file on the remote mashine is settet to the desired locale - bg_BG.UTF-8.
There is not AcceptEnv in my ssh_config.

what ishe output of :
Run that on the server that you are having issues with.

The command "grep AcceptEnv /etc/ssh/sshd_config" returns nothing. There is not such of line in sshd_config.

Very odd. If the server gives one locale when logged in locally and another when logged in via ssh and sshd is not accepting environment settings, I am not sure. Perhaps some one will be able to help.

I wish I knew more.