Autologin does not consider the localization settings. This prevents from opening files with characters from a local character set in the filename within that session (“file does not exist”). After “Log Out” and login manually it works again.
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But setting that aside for a moment. I'm not sure I understand what you are explaining. Can you give me a step by step process to produce this issue so I can re-create it?
Set the locals on the PCDM login screen
for example to language: german (de), keyboard: german (de), anything else but the default
login
Create a file with one or more special local characters within the filename
[martin@BSD] ~% echo 'qwertz' > äöüfile
[martin@BSD] ~% cat *file
qwertz
[martin@BSD] ~% ls *file
äöüfile
Set the account to autologin
reboot and let it autologin
verify the file created above:
[martin@BSD] ~%[martin@BSD] ~% ls *file
??????file
[martin@BSD] ~% cat *file
qwertz
[martin@BSD] ~%
Autologin does not consider the localization settings. This prevents from opening files with characters from a local character set in the filename within that session (“file does not exist”). After “Log Out” and login manually it works again.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: