Comment 7 for bug 1790783

The main problem comes from the dataprotector (omniback) connection where xinetd writes German timestamps in the log file.
I have written a small xinetd test service which just runs the locale command on a specific port to check the output.
We have >200 linux systems which are backed up with dataprotector and only 2 systems that show the problem. One of them got rebooted and the problem was gone.
Thus it is not the client connection but a setting somewhere on the system.
I had done an apt-get remove xinetd and an apt-get install xinetd without success.
If I start a single xinetd the locale is OK but if I start xinetd from the service it still shows the wrong locale.
Please see the attached log.