Original question:
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I would like to be able to display 8-bit characters properly in my Solaris
CDE environment, i.e. i currently i get \151 instead of é using VI editor.
I know what in /etc/TIMEZONE i have to set LC_CTYPE to something but i can't
remember well, or was it anything else?
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The answer was to set LC_CTYPE to iso_8859_1 in my environment.
Thanks to those who replied:
yura@base4.com (Yura Pismerov)
goyo@craso.tid.es (José Gregorio Escalada)
tonywu@att.net.tw (Tony C. Wu)
yura@base4.com (Yura Pismerov)
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/etc/default/init
All the locales you can find under /usr/lib/locale directory.
Select one and make particular LC_CTYPE variable.
Do not do that in /etc/default/init unless you need to have it as a global
setting. You can make just an environment variable for your shell.
goyo@craso.tid.es (José Gregorio Escalada)
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LC_CTYPE=iso_8859_1
tonywu@att.net.tw (Tony C. Wu)
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This works for me.
set LC_CTYPE iso_8859_1
set LANG C
stty cs8 -istrip
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