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v9	v10
72	72
73	73	The "locale" always depend on the server configuration. In most Unix/Linux system, you could use '''locale -a''' to list all available locales on the server.
74		Many systems have locales specific for each countries, thus you'll have to change your '''config.php''' or '''local.config.php''' with the right values. Ex: '''fr_CA''' or '''fr_FR''' instead of just '''fr''' or change '''en''' to '''en_US''' or '''en_UK'''.
	74	Many systems have locales specific for each countries, thus you'll have to change your '''config.php''' or '''local.config.php''' with the right values. Ex: '''fr_CA''' or '''fr_FR''' instead of just '''fr''' or change '''en''' to '''en_US''' or '''en_GB'''.
75	75
76	76	An option on some systems (FC3) is to create a symbolic link in /usr/lib/locale to create the proper file entry eg = ln -s /usr/lib/locale/en_US en