=> Bootstrap dependency digest>=20010302: found digest-20190127
===> Building for po4a-0.56nb1
cd /tmp/pkgbuild/textproc/po4a/work.alpha/po4a-0.56 && /usr/bin/env COLUMNS=76 USETOOLS=no PTHREAD_CFLAGS=\ -pthread\  PTHREAD_LDFLAGS=\ -pthread PTHREAD_LIBS= PTHREADBASE=/usr LC_ALL=C PERL_MM_USE_DEFAULT=1 CXXCPP=cpp CC=gcc CFLAGS=-O2\ -mieee\ -D_FORTIFY_SOURCE=2\ -I/usr/pkg/include\ -I/usr/include CPPFLAGS=-I/usr/pkg/include\ -I/usr/include CXX=c++ CXXFLAGS=-O2\ -mieee\ -D_FORTIFY_SOURCE=2\ -I/usr/pkg/include\ -I/usr/include COMPILER_RPATH_FLAG=-Wl,-R F77=g77 FC=g77 FFLAGS=-O\ -mieee LANG=C LC_ALL=C LC_COLLATE=C LC_CTYPE=C LC_MESSAGES=C LC_MONETARY=C LC_NUMERIC=C LC_TIME=C LDFLAGS=-L/usr/pkg/lib\ -Wl,-R/usr/pkg/lib\ -Wl,-R/usr/pkg/lib/perl5/5.30.0/alpha-netbsd-thread-multi/CORE\ -L/usr/lib\ -Wl,-R/usr/lib LINKER_RPATH_FLAG=-R PATH=/tmp/pkgbuild/textproc/po4a/work.alpha/.cwrapper/bin:/tmp/pkgbuild/textproc/po4a/work.alpha/.buildlink/bin:/tmp/pkgbuild/textproc/po4a/work.alpha/.tools/bin:/tmp/pkgbuild/textproc/po4a/work.alpha/.gcc/bin:/usr/pkg/bin:/sbin:/usr/sbin:/bin:/usr/bin:/usr/pkg/sbin:/usr/pkg/bin:/usr/X11R7/bin:/usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/pkg/bin:/usr/X11R7/bin PREFIX=/usr/pkg MAKELEVEL=0 CONFIG_SITE= PKG_SYSCONFDIR=/usr/pkg/etc HOME=/tmp/pkgbuild/textproc/po4a/work.alpha/.home CWRAPPERS_CONFIG_DIR=/tmp/pkgbuild/textproc/po4a/work.alpha/.cwrapper/config CPP=cpp LOCALBASE=/usr/pkg X11BASE=/usr/X11R7 PKGMANDIR=man PKGINFODIR=info PKGGNUDIR=gnu/ MAKECONF=/dev/null OBJECT_FMT=ELF USETOOLS=no BSD_INSTALL_PROGRAM=/usr/bin/install\ -c\ -s\ -o\ pbulk\ -g\ users\ -m\ 755 BSD_INSTALL_SCRIPT=/usr/bin/install\ -c\ -o\ pbulk\ -g\ users\ -m\ 755 BSD_INSTALL_LIB=/usr/bin/install\ -c\ -o\ pbulk\ -g\ users\ -m\ 755 BSD_INSTALL_DATA=/usr/bin/install\ -c\ -o\ pbulk\ -g\ users\ -m\ 644 BSD_INSTALL_MAN=/usr/bin/install\ -c\ -o\ pbulk\ -g\ users\ -m\ 644 BSD_INSTALL=/usr/bin/install BSD_INSTALL_PROGRAM_DIR=/usr/bin/install\ -d\ -o\ pbulk\ -g\ users\ -m\ 755 BSD_INSTALL_SCRIPT_DIR=/usr/bin/install\ -d\ -o\ pbulk\ -g\ users\ -m\ 755 BSD_INSTALL_LIB_DIR=/usr/bin/install\ -d\ -o\ pbulk\ -g\ users\ -m\ 755 BSD_INSTALL_DATA_DIR=/usr/bin/install\ -d\ -o\ pbulk\ -g\ users\ -m\ 755 BSD_INSTALL_MAN_DIR=/usr/bin/install\ -d\ -o\ pbulk\ -g\ users\ -m\ 755 BSD_INSTALL_GAME=/usr/bin/install\ -c\ -s\ -o\ pbulk\ -g\ users\ -m\ 2555 BSD_INSTALL_GAME_DATA=/usr/bin/install\ -c\ -o\ pbulk\ -g\ users\ -m\ 664 BSD_INSTALL_GAME_DIR=/usr/bin/install\ -d\ -o\ pbulk\ -g\ users\ -m\ 775 INSTALL_INFO= MAKEINFO=/tmp/pkgbuild/textproc/po4a/work.alpha/.tools/bin/makeinfo FLEX= BISON= PKG_CONFIG=/tmp/pkgbuild/textproc/po4a/work.alpha/.tools/bin/pkg-config PKG_CONFIG_LIBDIR=/tmp/pkgbuild/textproc/po4a/work.alpha/.buildlink/lib/pkgconfig:/tmp/pkgbuild/textproc/po4a/work.alpha/.buildlink/share/pkgconfig PKG_CONFIG_LOG=/tmp/pkgbuild/textproc/po4a/work.alpha/.pkg-config.log PKG_CONFIG_PATH= CWRAPPERS_CONFIG_DIR=/tmp/pkgbuild/textproc/po4a/work.alpha/.cwrapper/config ./Build 
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Discard blib/man/ca/man1/po4a-gettextize.1p.pod (41 of 52 strings; only 78.84% translated; need 80%).
Discard blib/man/ca/man1/po4a-updatepo.1p.pod (38 of 55 strings; only 69.09% translated; need 80%).
Discard blib/man/ca/man1/msguntypot.1p.pod (9 of 36 strings; only 25% translated; need 80%).
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Discard blib/man/ca/man3/Locale::Po4a::AsciiDoc.3pm.pod (11 of 40 strings; only 27.5% translated; need 80%).
Discard blib/man/ca/man3/Locale::Po4a::BibTeX.3pm.pod (11 of 15 strings; only 73.33% translated; need 80%).
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Discard blib/man/ca/man3/Locale::Po4a::Docbook.3pm.pod (14 of 21 strings; only 66.66% translated; need 80%).
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Discard blib/man/it/man3/Locale::Po4a::Po.3pm.pod (34 of 99 strings; only 34.34% translated; need 80%).
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Discard blib/man/it/man3/Locale::Po4a::Xhtml.3pm.pod (16 of 21 strings; only 76.19% translated; need 80%).
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Discard blib/man/nb/man1/po4a-updatepo.1p.pod (5 of 55 strings; only 9.09% translated; need 80%).
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Discard blib/man/nb/man3/Locale::Po4a::AsciiDoc.3pm.pod (4 of 40 strings; only 10% translated; need 80%).
Discard blib/man/nb/man3/Locale::Po4a::BibTeX.3pm.pod (4 of 15 strings; only 26.66% translated; need 80%).
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Discard blib/man/nb/man3/Locale::Po4a::KernelHelp.3pm.pod (4 of 13 strings; only 30.76% translated; need 80%).
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Discard blib/man/nb/man3/Locale::Po4a::Sgml.3pm.pod (4 of 60 strings; only 6.66% translated; need 80%).
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Discard blib/man/nl/man1/po4a-updatepo.1p.pod (6 of 55 strings; only 10.9% translated; need 80%).
Discard blib/man/nl/man1/msguntypot.1p.pod (4 of 36 strings; only 11.11% translated; need 80%).
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Discard blib/man/nl/man3/Locale::Po4a::AsciiDoc.3pm.pod (3 of 40 strings; only 7.5% translated; need 80%).
Discard blib/man/nl/man3/Locale::Po4a::BibTeX.3pm.pod (3 of 15 strings; only 20% translated; need 80%).
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Discard blib/man/nl/man3/Locale::Po4a::Dia.3pm.pod (4 of 18 strings; only 22.22% translated; need 80%).
Discard blib/man/nl/man3/Locale::Po4a::Docbook.3pm.pod (4 of 21 strings; only 19.04% translated; need 80%).
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Discard blib/man/ru/man3/Locale::Po4a::KernelHelp.3pm.pod (7 of 13 strings; only 53.84% translated; need 80%).
Discard blib/man/ru/man3/Locale::Po4a::LaTeX.3pm.pod (7 of 14 strings; only 50% translated; need 80%).
Discard blib/man/ru/man3/Locale::Po4a::Po.3pm.pod (15 of 99 strings; only 15.15% translated; need 80%).
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Discard blib/man/ru/man3/Locale::Po4a::Texinfo.3pm.pod (7 of 15 strings; only 46.66% translated; need 80%).
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Discard blib/man/ru/man3/Locale::Po4a::Xml.3pm.pod (39 of 184 strings; only 21.19% translated; need 80%).
Discard blib/man/zh_CHS/man1/po4apod-display-po.xml (17 of 23 strings; only 73.91% translated; need 80%).
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Discard blib/man/zh_CHS/man1/po4a-gettextize.1p.pod (3 of 52 strings; only 5.76% translated; need 80%).
Discard blib/man/zh_CHS/man1/po4a-normalize.1p.pod (3 of 31 strings; only 9.67% translated; need 80%).
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Discard blib/man/zh_CHS/man1/po4a-updatepo.1p.pod (3 of 55 strings; only 5.45% translated; need 80%).
Discard blib/man/zh_CHS/man1/msguntypot.1p.pod (2 of 36 strings; only 5.55% translated; need 80%).
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Discard blib/man/zh_CHS/man3/Locale::Po4a::Common.3pm.pod (1 of 32 strings; only 3.12% translated; need 80%).
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Discard blib/man/zh_CHS/man3/Locale::Po4a::Docbook.3pm.pod (2 of 21 strings; only 9.52% translated; need 80%).
Discard blib/man/zh_CHS/man3/Locale::Po4a::Guide.3pm.pod (2 of 16 strings; only 12.5% translated; need 80%).
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Discard blib/man/zh_CHS/man3/Locale::Po4a::TeX.3pm.pod (2 of 121 strings; only 1.65% translated; need 80%).
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msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
msggrep: warning: Locale charset "ASCII" is different from
                  input file charset "UTF-8".
                  Output of 'msggrep' might be incorrect.
                  Possible workarounds are:
                  - Set LC_ALL to a locale with encoding UTF-8.
                  - Convert the translation catalog to ASCII using 'msgconv',
                    then apply 'msggrep',
                    then convert back to UTF-8 using 'msgconv'.
[1]   Done                    msggrep -K -E -e... |
      Done                    msgconv -t UTF-8 |
      Segmentation fault (core dumped) msgexec /bin/sh ...
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