Sousbi 10 Posted June 5 Good morning, I use a translator, thank you for your understanding. Here I am looking for a charitable soul who could explain this to me. I no longer have the flag next to the US language. Any idea ?? Thank you for reading me. Sincerely Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
V0RT3X 8 Posted July 18 The flag is triggered by the locale on the server. Look here, I have two languages installed, English and Deutsch (German)... But I use only one locale, so I get only one flag. Maybe you should check your server if the locale is still working correctly. 1 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Sousbi 10 Posted July 19 Hi VORT3X Yes after doing a bit of reading on the subject, it would seem that this comes from my debian server settings etc. On occasion I will work to make an email. In any case thank you for your answer. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Sousbi 10 Posted July 21 Hi VORT3X, I use a translator, thank you for your understanding. As said above it is necessary that the locale (Local) be enable server side, because on your screenshot you have the same flag on both countries so you put the same locale code on both countries for the German language the locale should be configured on de_DE.UTF-8 -> Deutsch(Deutschland). I'm moving slowly Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Sousbi 10 Posted July 21 If anyone is interested the complete solution can be found here: Configure System Locale on Debian 9 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
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