Where can I find list of time representation by locale?












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I want to set my Linux server to use in 24 hours format and date yyyy-mm-dd, what locale do I have to set? Where can I find the standard time/date format used in locale?



something like:



|locale code ------------ time format ---------------- date format



|en_US.UTF8 ---------- hh mm am/pm ----------- yyyy-mm-dd



I've found the list of the date format in Wikipedia but lack of locale-code like en_US.UTF8



Searching the internet doesn't do much help, ended up in this site:
http://cldr.unicode.org but I have hard time looking the time format list.










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    I want to set my Linux server to use in 24 hours format and date yyyy-mm-dd, what locale do I have to set? Where can I find the standard time/date format used in locale?



    something like:



    |locale code ------------ time format ---------------- date format



    |en_US.UTF8 ---------- hh mm am/pm ----------- yyyy-mm-dd



    I've found the list of the date format in Wikipedia but lack of locale-code like en_US.UTF8



    Searching the internet doesn't do much help, ended up in this site:
    http://cldr.unicode.org but I have hard time looking the time format list.










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      I want to set my Linux server to use in 24 hours format and date yyyy-mm-dd, what locale do I have to set? Where can I find the standard time/date format used in locale?



      something like:



      |locale code ------------ time format ---------------- date format



      |en_US.UTF8 ---------- hh mm am/pm ----------- yyyy-mm-dd



      I've found the list of the date format in Wikipedia but lack of locale-code like en_US.UTF8



      Searching the internet doesn't do much help, ended up in this site:
      http://cldr.unicode.org but I have hard time looking the time format list.










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      I want to set my Linux server to use in 24 hours format and date yyyy-mm-dd, what locale do I have to set? Where can I find the standard time/date format used in locale?



      something like:



      |locale code ------------ time format ---------------- date format



      |en_US.UTF8 ---------- hh mm am/pm ----------- yyyy-mm-dd



      I've found the list of the date format in Wikipedia but lack of locale-code like en_US.UTF8



      Searching the internet doesn't do much help, ended up in this site:
      http://cldr.unicode.org but I have hard time looking the time format list.







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