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error on loading the `datetime` module
See original GitHub issuewhen loading datetime module:
Error: satus_command process exited unexpectedly (exit 1)
without loading, everything is fine.
i think date and time were separate modules in previous releases.
debug log:
command line parameter datetime.format=%x %X
trying to read datetime.format from configuration file
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Glad to hear it! Nevertheless, I will investigate where this error comes from. It is strange, because the module actually has code for stuff like unset locales etc.
BTW: You can also use the module’s parameter “locale” (-p datetime.locale=en_US.UTF-8) to set the locale, without having to resort to .profile.
Thanks for the report!
Sir, Above problem Solved by writing export LC_ALL=en_US.UTF-8 export LANG=en_US.UTF-8
in the ~/.profile file