Set credentials in OMS on Oracle 9i

Question

I installed Oracle Management Server ( in Oracle 9i on Linux )
I started "oemapp console" and I loged to OMS ( user=sysman .....)
When I connected to database ( username=sys as sysdba ......),
I clicked on label "Save on Preferred Credential".
I checked if this option was saved in Configuration/Preferences/Preferred Credentials and nothing.I tried to set this option from this menu .The same.
Knows anybody what happend ?
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Answer 1

PROBLEM: CAN NOT GET PREFERRED CREDENTIALS TO SAVE IN ORACLE 9i on REDHAT 9
SOLUTION: USING ROOT, EDIT THE FILE /etc/sysconfig/i18n
CHANGE THE FOLLOWING TWO LINES;
1.) LANG="en_US.UTF-8" to LANG="en_US"
2.) SUPPORTED="en_US.UTF-8:en_US:en" to SUPPORTED="en_US:en"
3.) Completely drop your OEM repository
4.) Restart your system
5.) Restart Oracle 9i (if it hasn't already been started)
6.) Create a new OEM repository
7.) Start the Intelligent Agent(s) ($orahome/bin/agentctl start)
8.) Start the OMS Server ($orahome/bin/oemctl start oms)
9.) Bring up the console ($ora_home/bin/oemapp console &)
10.) Log in with oms superadmin (default: sysman/oem_temp)
11.) Preferences/Preferred Credentials
12.) Set the username/password for a service (such as your node or database)
13.) Click on a different service and you will see a green check or red x in the right column. (make sure it is green by entering the correct user/pwd)
14.) Ok...you're set.
I spent a lot of frustration over getting this to work and read a post where you can't get it to work on RH9 due to a newer java thread lib. This is not altogether correct, as long as you use the correct java internationalization tokens as listed above, it will work.
I hope this helps save others time. This is the ONLY way I could get this to work without having to install a new kernel or some sort of patch (which doesn't exist...?)
GOOD LUCK!!
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