Try to set LANG to cs_CZ.ISO8859-2 and that will solve your issue! No
need to set it for the whole system. Just for golded session.
$ LANG=cs_CZ.ISO8859-2 luit -encoding 'ISO-8859-2' ./gedlnx -f
Your problem is that luit converts symbols from 8859-2 to UTF, but
ncurses tries to work in UTF-8 mode because you have LANG=cs_CZ.utf8.
Try to set LANG to cs_CZ.ISO8859-2 and that will solve your
issue! No need to set it for the whole system. Just for golded
session.
$ LANG=cs_CZ.ISO8859-2 luit -encoding 'ISO-8859-2' ./gedlnx -f
Just did, but no improvement. Would it be possible that old messages
are alreadu scrambled and I have to wait for new examples?
Your problem is that luit converts symbols from 8859-2 to UTF,
but ncurses tries to work in UTF-8 mode because you have
LANG=cs_CZ.utf8.
I am not sure that is just my XLAT setup or BASH env. Interesting is,
that it is only subject (message is OK). What is difference for XLAT
in Subj and in Message? Why one UTF-8 is OK a different is not (UTF-8
4 against UFT-8 2)?
And there was another collegue who has same issue (assume different setup).
Could you please make sure that your system actually has such locale?
What does it show if you run:
LANG=cs_CZ.ISO8859-2 locale
Also try to run:
locale -a
It could be both. Could you please show your xlat setup?
BTW, luit works for me. Only difference is that my FidoNet charset is KOI8-r.
As for UTF - it's not supported and might "work" if you do some weird setup, but I'd not count on it. Better work in one-byte locales like
cp437 or ISO8859-2 in your case.
I totally understand you. I spend several days before my system
started to work OK. Will try to resolve your issues. :)
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