NLS:4: Cannot open message catalog CMDTUX_CAT

I install tuxdeo 6.5 on SCO OpenServer 5.0.5
when I tmloadcf ubbsimple ,errorsis :
mloadcf.1902: NLS:4: Cannot open message catalog CMDTUX_CAT, set1, num 872; check
TUXDIR=/u/tux, LANG=C_C
I don't how to do to resole that problem
please reply mail to me

See if you have a directory called /u/tux/locale/C_C. This is where the
message catalogs would be. If not, either change your LANG environment
variable, or rename the C directory to C_C.
snowfox wrote:
>
I install tuxdeo 6.5 on SCO OpenServer 5.0.5
when I tmloadcf ubbsimple ,errorsis :
mloadcf.1902: NLS:4: Cannot open message catalog CMDTUX_CAT, set1, num 872; check
TUXDIR=/u/tux, LANG=C_C
I don't how to do to resole that problem
please reply mail to me

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