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Modified page: http://wiki.horde.org/FAQ/Admin/Prerequisites
New Revision:  16
Change log:  removed typo

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  With !RedHat 8.0 and above, if your only getting English no matter  
what language you select, try re-installing glibc-common. You can do  
this with a command such as: {{rpm -Uhv --force  
glibc-common-2.2.93-5.i386.rpm}}

  **Slackware Linux:** Make sure you have the //glibc-i18n// package  
installed. Make sure in {{/etc/apache/php.ini}} you set  
{{register_argc_argv = On}} (it's Off by default) and that you enable  
the gettext extension by setting adding or uncommenting  
{{extension=gettext.so}} also (also not enabled by default).

-**!SuSE Linux:** Make sure you have the //glibc-locale// and  
//php5-gettext// packages are installed. You can install them via the  
//yast// configuration tool.
+**!SuSE Linux:** Make sure you have the //glibc-locale// and  
//php5-gettext// packages installed. You can install them via the  
//yast// configuration tool.

  **Solaris:** On Solaris 7, you must have installed the //Partial  
Locales// (SUNWploc) and //Supplementary Partial Locales// (SUNWploc1)  
packages. On Solaris 8, you must install the local packages required  
for the locales you desire (for example, you may need to install  
SUNWweuos for Western European locales or SUNWmeaos for Middle Eastern  
locales). Horde assumes that the Sun Solaris gettext implementation is  
in place. If you have installed the GNU gettext instead or in  
addition, you may have problems. In particular you must make sure that  
your web server software and php software are linked to the same  
version of gettext (e.g. libintl.so). See the file  
[http://www.horde.org/apps/horde/docs/TRANSLATIONS#solaris  
horde/docs/TRANSLATIONS]) for more information.

  **Ubuntu:** You can install additional locales with the command  
{{locale-gen de_DE.UTF-8}} (installing German locales in this  
example). This command is part of the {{locales}} package that need to  
be installed.