Host Locale (--hostlocale)

Objects with this attribute

Attribute name	Usage
Host Locale	In the box, type type a locale.

Command option	Usage
`--hostlocale ll_tt`	Replace `ll_tt` with a locale.

This attribute controls the language used in the login scripts when pattern matching login data from a host.

When using the login scripts supplied with Secure Global Desktop, the vars.exp script defines variables for matching system prompts. By default, English system prompts are supported. This script can be customized to support users in other locales.

A locale has two parts, a language and an optional territory, separated by an underscore.

The language part of a locale is specified using ISO 639 language codes, for example en for English or ja for Japanese.
The territory part of a locale is specified using ISO 3166 territory codes, for example us for the United States or jp for Japan.

By default, the locale is en_us.

--locale fr

Sets the default language of the host object to French. French prompts must be configured in the login scripts used with this host.

Related topics
Working with users in different locales What are login scripts?