Ubuntu - Fontconfig warning: ignoring UTF-8: not a valid region tag #13433
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I've had this issue too. It's not related to phantomjs, as far as I know. Please have a look at I added the following:
That resolved the issue for me. |
Solved it for me. |
I'm facing the same issue, I've updated my this is the output of
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Remember to get a fresh terminal after the change.. have you done that, @wong2 ? |
I also get that not through command line but through running it using node.js (v5.5) The weird thing is that if I invoke the |
I also faced same problem with DigitalOcean Ubuntu server. I fixed this using below commands:
Add below lines to the bottom of the "environment" file:
Now restart the OS and check
Wola! You all set. Hope this will help you. Thanks. |
@danieljuhl solution works for me, Just reboot also the machine |
@forestallers or if connecting to a Remote machine through ssh, logout and login again (might also be enough locally |
Still have this problem on Ubuntu 14.04. Output of
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I always get this same error , Fontconfig warning: ignoring UTF-8: not a valid region tag I have tired all the other options listed above.still the result is same.How to solve this issue |
Hi, I have solved the above issue by doing the following: sudo apt-get install language-pack-en-base |
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I have this problem, I don't know it's OS warning or PhantomJS related issue. Any solution to this?
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