Getting 'locales' error after 'apt-get upgrade'.

[NateTheMagi]

Oh, no...you're absolutly correct, I didn't try any of the solutions yet I was just wondering about the other locales that were showing up and if I needed those or could get rid of them. I'll try this tomorrow and get back to you Bedtime for me.

-Nate

[Stephen]

I kept all the en_ just to be sure.

[rickenbacherus]

I kept all the en_ just to be sure.

Same here- cool tip Stephen -gracias.

[aay]

If you want to get rid of the locales you do not need then edit /etc/locale.gen and comment out the ones you do not want then next time you update only the locales selected in the file will be generated at least it worked for me YMMV.

Stephen,

I have often wanted to know how to do this but have been too lazy to really put any effort to look into it. Thanks very much for the tip.

[Stephen]

Your welcome found it via my very good friend google after trying the localespurge mentioned above and thought I would share wealth so to speak.

[rickenbacherus]

[quote="aay"]

I have often wanted to know how to do this but have been too lazy to really put any effort to look into it.

lol- could one person ever learn it all?