[CR #549891] On most UNIX platforms, the LANG environment variable is set to "zh_CN.GBK" or "zh_CN.gbk" to support Simplified Chinese characters in the file or folder names. However, on some UNIX platforms, you may encounter errors unless you set the environment variable LANG to the locale supported on your machine.
Workaround: To view the list of available locales and set the appropriate one as the LANG environment variable, run the locale -a command. For example, running the locale -a | grep zh command may display the following supported locales:
zh.GBK
zh.UTF-8
zh_CN.EUC
zh_CN.GBK
You can set the environment variable LANG to zh.GBK or zh_CN.GBK to support Simplified Chinese.
If you cannot see the list of locales, install the required language package on your machine.
