Description of problem: We build our Zimbra product on multiple platforms, such as RHEL4, RHEL5, SLES10, Debian4.0, Ubuntu8, etc. We most recently supported Fedora 7, and are now looking at adding Fedora 10 support. However, when building our product on Fedora 10, it fails, where it never fails on any of the other platforms we build on. For whatever reason, ant cannot recognize foreign character sets on Fedora 10, where this works just fine everywhere else. The generated error is: /data/builds01/F10/main/20090427125701_FOSS/ZimbraWebClient/build.xml:214: Problem creating war: /data/builds01/F10/main/20090427125701_FOSS/ZimbraWebClient/WebRoot/help/ja/standard/ss_btn_a????o??AE??gE??sE??bE??N.gif (No such file or directory) However, the actual file name is: ss_btn_aÌ÷oÌAEÌgEÌsEÌbEÌN.gif Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): How reproducible: Every time Steps to Reproduce: 1. Download Zimbra source 2. Build it 3. Actual results: Fails Expected results: Succeeds Additional info:
I tracked this down to changes in how sshd is configured between Fedora 7 and Fedora 10. With Fedora 7, the LANG setting from an ssh session was set, with Fedora 10 it is *not* set, so there is no LANG at all, which is why it was having problems with the file. I changed the sshd_config to allow setting user variables and that fixed it. I think the no default LANG setting is a bug on Fedora 10's part.
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