Language Support
The containers can be configured to log messages in one of a number of different languages.
Character Encoding
Note that the Verify Directory containers require that all configuration YAML files are encoded
in UTF-8 (8-bit Unicode Transformation Format). The easiest way to ensure that the YAML files are
encoded correctly is to create or edit the configuration files in environments that have been
configured with a UTF-8 based locale (for example: en_US.utf8 or
ja_JP.utf8).
Supported Languages
Verify Directory provides translated messages for the following languages:
Console Error Messages
| Language | Language Code |
|---|---|
| English | C |
| Brazilian Portuguese | pt_BR.utf8 |
| Czech | cs_CS.utf8 |
| Chinese (Simplified) | zh_CN.utf8 |
| Chinese (Traditional) | zh_TW.utf8 |
| French | fr_FR.utf8 |
| German | de_DE.utf8 |
| Hungarian | hu_HU.utf8 |
| Italian | it_IT.utf8 |
| Japanese | ja_JP.utf8 |
| Korean | ko_KR.utf8 |
| Polish | pl_PL.utf8 |
| Spanish | es_ES.utf8 |
| Russian | ru_RU.utf8 |
The language that is used when sending error messages to the console of the container is controlled by the 'LANG' environment variable. This environment variable should be set to match a supported language code when deploying the container.
For example, to display error messages in Japanese the LANG environment should be set
as:
LANG=ja_JP.utf8Note:
- Only a single language can be specified when deploying a container.
- The container will default to using English error messages if no language, or an unsupported language, is specified.