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Any update on this? I would love to get some functionality like this in, but if it isn't possible to do cleanly, then I can close it.
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Mar 24 2015
I am reviewing the patch. I can understand what is desired but I am concerned about that rc.delay in the original patch duplicates code fragments in /etc/rc. Can I have a couple of days to consider a simpler solution?
How do you keep from disclosing the root password to anybody that can run kenv?
Mar 20 2015
Update the patch with rc.conf.5 manpage additions
Thanks for the feedback bdrewery, cleaned up patch is updated.
Update the diff to include /etc/rc.delay script
Jan 28 2015
We didn't have anything too fancy to do this. All we did was hard-code in en_US.UTF-8 and then have our installer script sed that to whatever:
Jan 27 2015
Ok, I did some digging, haven't looked at this bit of code in PC-BSD in a while. Our old method was to set the UTF-8 stuff in /etc/login.conf during the installation, nothing special.
Jan 26 2015
Our "stock" freebsd login.conf is modified during installation, so the default becomes "en_US.UTF-8" or "<FOO>.UTF-8". We've been doing this for a couple of years now at least. The only minor issues we've run into is "forcing" some Qt apps to do UTF-8 by default, but that's about it.