DO NOT REPLY [Bug 40432] - Charset of date on error pages

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------- Additional Comments From jorton@redhat.com  2006-09-07 12:00 -------
For both this and bug 40431 the problem is basically the same: the locale is a
process-global setting which cannot be changed per-request, and changing it to
match an Accept-Language/Charset-supplied values would probably be a nightmare
anyway.

I think the right fix for this is to simply remove the date from the error
pages.  It's not particularly useful and this complaint is not unreasonable.

[in glibc there are locale-specific interfaces which can use non-global locale
context but being able to use these in httpd would be nearly impossible without
designing a set of essentially glibc-specific interfaces]

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