Force locale settings into POSIX #207
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In CJK (Chinese, Japanese and Korean) computing, graphic characters are traditionally classed into fullwidth. For users who use CJK locales, the colon in the output is '：', rather than ':'. The script cannot handle these characers, so forcing locale settings into English temporarily can solve this problem.
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For example, on Ubuntu 20.04.2 LTS with locales setting to zh_CN
The script failed to continue because the output of resize2fs contains non-ASCII characters. If I run the script in the "wh201906_locale" branch, the output is:
Everything works fine. The locale settings only affect the script and its sub processes |
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Thanks |
Hi there.
The script doesn't support systems with non-English locale settings now.
In CJK (Chinese, Japanese and Korean) computing,
graphic characters are traditionally classed into fullwidth.
For users who use CJK locales, the colon in the output is '：', rather than ':'.
The script cannot handle these characers, so forcing locale settings into English temporarily can solve this problem.