Re: Debian WWW CVS commit by joey: webwml/ wedish/News/press/1998.wml wedish/News ...
Something's wrong over here. I don't speak swedisch. Debian WWW CVS wrote: > CVSROOT: /cvs/webwml > Module name: webwml > Changes by: joey01/09/24 14:53:21 > > Added files: > swedish/News/press: 1998.wml 1999.wml 2000.wml Makefile > index.wml 1998.wml: revision 1.1 date: 2001/04/08 16:08:36; author: peterk; state: Exp; Initial Swedish translation. > Log message: > Initial Swedish translation. > > Modified files: > german/security/2001: dsa-077.wml However: revision 1.2 date: 2001/09/24 21:53:21; author: joey; state: Exp; lines: +8 -8 Corrections > > Log message: > Corrections > Regards, Joey -- Experience is something you don't get until just after you need it.
Re: Debian WWW CVS commit by joey: webwml/ wedish/News/press/1998.wml wedish/News ...
Martin Schulze: > Something's wrong over here. I don't speak swedisch. I think that's the third time that those files has been sent out with my old log comment in your name. Something is really weird. -- \\// peter - http://www.softwolves.pp.se/ Statement concerning unsolicited e-mail according to Swedish law: http://www.softwolves.pp.se/peter/reklampost.html
Re: Consultants page.
David Martinez CSIC RedIRIS wrote: > Hello. Have you seen http://www.debian.org/consultants/ ? In every > language > appear some annoying tags like "<<< consultant.data === >>> > 1.161". I'm looking consultants.data but didn't find anything conclusive. > Have you changed something (scripts, perl...) in klecker? Should be fixed after the next website rebuild (in about 4 hours). Regards, Joey -- Experience is something you don't get until just after you need it.
Re: Debian WWW CVS: joy
On Mon, Sep 24, 2001 at 06:56:35PM +0200, Martin Schulze wrote: > > > BTW, could you please put the lists.cfg file in the CVS? > > > > Er, no, what's the point? It's not our file, and it's accessible otherwise > > (http://murphy.debian.org/lists.cfg). > > Having it in CVS is always a good idea since that will make modification > visible quite simple. Apart from that, if the file is required for building > the website it should be in the webwml cvs - but I've said that before ... If it was us who make the modifications, okay, but if it's going to be automatically committed all the time, it's somewhat annoying, like the l10n/data/unstable file (was)... I'd like it better if the original perpetrators of changes ( ;) ) would commit it to a CVS repository (perhaps a different one, with the appropriate access rights). -- 2. That which causes joy or happiness.
Re: http://www.debian.org/security shows till DSA-074, DSA-075 was already Aug, 14th
On Mon, Sep 24, 2001 at 10:45:29PM +0200, Martin Schulze wrote: > > shows DSA-075-1 which is from Tue, 14 Aug 2001, i.e. quite old already, > > but can not be seen at the main page. > > Fixed now, lousy webmaster were not doing their jobs... > > PS: *hide* Only if you're referring to yourself as webmaster >:> -- 2. That which causes joy or happiness.
Re: [aj@azure.humbug.org.au: Re: Debian testing - uninstallable packages]
On Mon, Sep 24, 2001 at 11:34:21PM +0200, Martin Schulze wrote: > > If you can't keep up with listmaster mail enough to notice that a bug > > report has been reassigned to its pseudo-package, isn't it time to make > > some changes? > > parse error You haven't noticed that I reassigned you the bug report about the -testing list archive, but you noticed the mails on -devel. This indicates that you didn't -- or most likely couldn't because it seems impossible -- pay enough attention to the listmaster mail. Therefore I'm suggesting that you make changes, for example, make a separate alias for the developers and the BTS to use, get more volunteers to parse through the oodles of newbie mails to listmaster, etc. -- 2. That which causes joy or happiness.
Re: Debian WWW CVS commit by dmartinez: webwml/spanish/consultants alex_r.wml andrew_f ...
On Mon, Sep 24, 2001 at 11:09:07AM -0700, Debian WWW CVS wrote: > CVSROOT: /cvs/webwml > Module name: webwml > Changes by: dmartinez 01/09/24 11:09:07 > > Added files: > spanish/consultants: alex_r.wml andrew_f.wml anthony_p.wml >baltazar_q.wml bao_h.wml benjamin_s.wml >bruce_p.wml bynari_i.wml > > Log message: > I killed you, Josip... ;-) Now we are in top of you... :-) First set of > consultants data. Damn! :) -- 2. That which causes joy or happiness.
Re: Debian WWW CVS commit by joey: webwml/english/devel/website tc.data
On Mon, Sep 24, 2001 at 11:16:34PM -0700, Debian WWW CVS wrote: > CVSROOT: /cvs/webwml > Module name: webwml > Changes by: joey01/09/24 23:16:34 > > Modified files: > english/devel/website: tc.data > > Log message: >. Reordered (alphabetically sorted) But but but, it was ordered by age, and that was useful... -- 2. That which causes joy or happiness.
Re: Wrong icon sizes in /etc/viewcvs.conf
Jaime E . Villate wrote: > The icons are not being correctly displayed in cvs.d.o. For instance take a > look at: http://cvs.debian.org/debian-cd/ > > Could someone with root access in klecker please apply the following patch > (or even use the patched version in my homedir): > > [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ diff -u /etc/viewcvs.conf viewcvs.conf > --- /etc/viewcvs.conf Sun Apr 22 08:49:46 2001 > +++ viewcvs.confTue Sep 4 05:49:23 2001 > @@ -179,9 +179,9 @@ > # they are normally available in a standard Apache distribution, along > # with larger versions if these are too small for you. > # > -back_icon = /icons/back.gif, 16, 16 > -dir_icon = /icons/dir.gif, 16, 16 > -file_icon = /icons/text.gif, 16, 16 > +back_icon = /icons/back.gif, 20, 22 > +dir_icon = /icons/dir.gif, 20, 22 > +file_icon = /icons/text.gif, 20, 22 Why should we do that? Please check: klecker!joey(pts/3):/usr/share/doc/viewcvs/icons> imgsize *.gif back.gif: WIDTH=16 HEIGHT=16 dir.gif: WIDTH=16 HEIGHT=16 text.gif: WIDTH=16 HEIGHT=16 So their size is 16x16 actually. Regards, Joey -- Experience is something you don't get until just after you need it.
Re: CVS webwml/english/template/debian
On Mon, Sep 24, 2001, Denis Barbier wrote: > I suggested to adopt this syntax now in template files, because this change > allows generation of both HTML and XHTML files. OTOH, WML cannot generate > XHTML files if templates are not XHTML-compliant. > So I see only benefits for this change, the only problem is our habits, this > is why I volunteered to slightly adapt templates when translating them. I second this an do change all it in all the translations I update (and when I find errors in english files, there too). Personally I'd add also the request to make all tags lowercase. I once read that this is also needed by xhtml, can anyone confirm this? Finally, and that's mainly for readability: If you do a _please_ put an empty line infront of it so you see with one glance that there is the start of a new paragraph. It would help us all quite much, I hope. Some sort of layout in the source-text would help both the origin writer for updates and the translators. I hope you don't take this personal, I don't look at who is doing the original versions when I find.. uhm, let's say "interesting" source formating. And of course I would never judge that from the commit, who knows where the original source comes from. So long, Alfie -- You never learn anything | /"\ ,'~~. by doing it right. | / chaos \ alfie.ist.org |o ?~\ -- unknown | \inside!/ [EMAIL PROTECTED] /_ ~<\ | \_/ \__,~ \>
Re: CVS webwml/english/template/debian
On Tue, Sep 25, 2001 at 10:47:12AM +0200, Gerfried Fuchs wrote: > On Mon, Sep 24, 2001, Denis Barbier wrote: > > I suggested to adopt this syntax now in template files, because this change > > allows generation of both HTML and XHTML files. OTOH, WML cannot generate > > XHTML files if templates are not XHTML-compliant. > > So I see only benefits for this change, the only problem is our habits, this > > is why I volunteered to slightly adapt templates when translating them. > > I second this an do change all it in all the translations I update (and > when I find errors in english files, there too). Hmm, my intention is not to switch to XHTML (and I refrain French translators from doing so ;)) but to help transition when it is time. > Personally I'd add also the request to make all tags lowercase. I once > read that this is also needed by xhtml, can anyone confirm this? [...] Yes. Denis
Re: Debian WWW CVS commit by joey: webwml/english/MailingLists Makefile
On Tue, Sep 25, 2001 at 12:50:33AM -0700, Debian WWW CVS wrote: > CVSROOT: /cvs/webwml > Module name: webwml > Changes by: joey01/09/25 00:50:33 > > Modified files: > english/MailingLists: Makefile > > Log message: [snip] :) > Since Joy doesn't want lists.cfg in our webwml CVS, let's add a rule so > it will be automatically fetched if it isn't there. Also add it to the > clean target so things get cleaned up and rebuilt properly if they > should. Hi Joey, If some people do want to build pages on their local machines, it is easy to copy the scheme used on w.d.o; examples are available on http://people.debian.org/~barbier/webwml/ pre_buildscript to run before a build scripts_prebuild/directory containing scripts invoked by pre_build Nobody seemed interested on this issue, so I gave up. Denis
english/ports/*/menu.inc
Many translations have to be duplicated in these files, I will use another scheme by defining all tags in ports/menu.inc and include needed tags in each ports/*/menu.inc Denis
Re: english/ports/*/menu.inc
Denis Barbier wrote: > Many translations have to be duplicated in these files, I will > use another scheme by defining all tags in ports/menu.inc and > include needed tags in each ports/*/menu.inc How? Regards, Joey -- Experience is something you don't get until just after you need it.
Re: english/ports/*/menu.inc
On Tue, Sep 25, 2001 at 04:25:50PM +0200, Martin Schulze wrote: > Denis Barbier wrote: > > Many translations have to be duplicated in these files, I will > > use another scheme by defining all tags in ports/menu.inc and > > include needed tags in each ports/*/menu.inc > > How? Here is an implementation: submenu.wml stands for wml::debian::submenu, contains arch-independent menu entries menu.inc is /english/ports/hurd/menu.inc You should be able to rebuild all Hurd pages without any other change. If you like it, I could try to merge all translations found in ports/*/menu.inc Denis # # Translators: check for tags below # -text whitespace="delete"> %body -text>">> [ "" ""> ] [EN:Contact:] [AR:Contact:] [DA:Kontakt:] [DE:Kontakt:] [EL:Contact:] [EO:Contact:] [ES:Contactos:] [FI:Contact:] [FR:Contact:] [HR:Contact:] [HU:Contact:] [IT:Contatti:] [JA:Contact:] [KO:Contact:] [NL:Contact:] [NO:Kontakt:] [PL:Contact:] [PT:Contact:] [RO:Contact:] [RU:Contact:] [SV:Kontakt:] [TR:Contact:] [ZH:Contact:] [EN:Development:] [AR:Development:] [DA:Udvikling:] [DE:Entwicklung:] [EL:Development:] [EO:Development:] [ES:Desarrollo:] [FI:Development:] [FR:Development:] [HR:Development:] [HU:Development:] [IT:Sviluppo:] [JA:Development:] [KO:Utvikling:] [NL:Development:] [NO:Development:] [PL:Development:] [PT:Development:] [RO:Development:] [RU:Development:] [SV:Utveckling:] [TR:Development:] [ZH:Development:] [EN:Documentation:] [AR:Documentation:] [DA:Dokumentation:] [DE:Dokumentation:] [EL:Documentation:] [EO:Documentation:] [ES:Documentación:] [FI:Documentation:] [FR:Documentation:] [HR:Documentation:] [HU:Documentation:] [IT:Documentazione:] [JA:Documentation:] [KO:Documentation:] [NL:Documentation:] [NO:Dokumentasjon:] [PL:Documentation:] [PT:Documentation:] [RO:Documentation:] [RU:Documentation:] [SV:Dokumentation:] [TR:Documentation:] [ZH:Documentation:] [EN:Installation:] [AR:Installation:] [DA:Installering:] [DE:Installation:] [EL:Installation:] [EO:Installation:] [ES:Instalación:] [FI:Installation:] [FR:Installation:] [HR:Installation:] [HU:Installation:] [IT:Installazione:] [JA:Installation:] [KO:Installasjon:] [NL:Installation:] [NO:Installation:] [PL:Installation:] [PT:Installation:] [RO:Installation:] [RU:Installation:] [SV:Installation:] [TR:Installation:] [ZH:Installation:] [EN:Links:] [AR:Links:] [DA:Links:] [DE:Links:] [EL:Links:] [EO:Links:] [ES:Links:] [FI:Links:] [FR:Links:] [HR:Links:] [HU:Links:] [IT:Links:] [JA:Links:] [KO:Links:] [NL:Links:] [NO:Links:] [PL:Links:] [PT:Links:] [RO:Links:] [RU:Links:] [SV:Links:] [TR:Links:] [ZH:Links:] [EN:News:] [AR:News:] [DA:Nyheder:] [DE:Neues:] [EL:News:] [EO:News:] [ES:Noticias:] [FI:News:] [FR:News:] [HR:News:] [HU:News:] [IT:Novità:] [JA:News:] [KO:News:] [NL:News:] [NO:Nyheter:] [PL:News:] [PT:Novidades:] [RO:News:] [RU:News:] [SV:Nyheter:] [TR:News:] [ZH:News:] [EN:Ports:] [AR:Ports:] [DA:Tilpasninger:] [DE:Ports:] [EL:Ports:] [EO:Ports:] [ES:Migraciones:] [FI:Ports:] [FR:Ports:] [HR:Ports:] [HU:Ports:] [IT:Ports:] [JA:Ports:] [KO:Ports:] [NL:Ports:] [NO:Porteringer:] [PL:Ports:] [PT:Ports:] [RO:Ports:] [RU:Ports:] [SV:Anpassningar:] [TR:Ports:] [ZH:Ports:] [EN:Software Map:] [AR:Software Map:] [DA:Softwarekatalog:] [DE:Software-Verzeichnis:] [EL:Software Map:] [EO:Software Map:] [ES:Catálogo de Software:] [FI:Software Map:] [FR:Software Map:] [HR:Software Map:] [HU:Software Map:] [IT:Software Map:] [JA:Software Map:] [KO:Software Map:] [NL:Software Map:] [NO:Programvarekatalog:] [PL:Software Map:] [PT:Software Map:] [RO:Software Map:] [RU:Software Map:] [SV:Programvarukatalog:] [TR:Software Map:] [ZH:Software Map:] [EN:Status:] [AR:Status:] [DA:Status:] [DE:Status:] [EL:Status:] [EO:Status:] [ES:Status:] [FI:Status:] [FR:Status:] [HR:Status:] [HU:Status:] [IT:Status:] [JA:Status:] [KO:Status:] [NL:Status:] [NO:Status:] [PL:Status:] [PT:Status:] [RO:Status:] [RU:Status:] [SV:Status:] [TR:Status:] [ZH:Status:] [EN:Systems:] [AR:Systems:] [DA:Systemer:] [DE:Systeme:] [EL:Systems:] [EO:Systems:] [ES:Sistemas:] [FI:Systems:] [FR:Systems:] [HR:Systems:] [HU:Systems:] [IT:Systems:] [JA:Systems:] [KO:Systems:] [NL:Systems:] [NO:Systemer:] [PL:Systems:] [PT:Systems:] [RO:Systems:] [RU:Systems:] [SV:System:]
Re: mozilla install broken?
On Tue, 25 Sep 2001 12:09:32 +0200 Danie Roux <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > On Tue, Sep 25, 2001 at 02:21:19AM -0700, Joe Barnett wrote: > > > > > > Hi there, I'm trying to install the latest mozilla packages (0.9.4) in > > SID on my unstable box, and I'm getting errors in the postinstall > > script. to be more specific, the regxpcom process segfaults. > > > > I had these packages installed, but something got mucked up with > > them so i apt-get remove --purged everything, and deleted all file > > references i could find, but now that i'm trying to reinstall mozilla, > > regxpcom segfaults, causing the postinst scripts to fail > > > > I'm sure its something with my system, but I don't know where to look: > > any ideas? > > > > Thanks, > > Joe > > bugs.debian.org/mozilla-browser gives you this bug number: 108946 > > I upgraded this morning, and now no Mozilla, Nautilus-Mozilla or Galeon. > > The bleeding edge hurts :-) > Right, I have no time to check the BTS, but should this be the same bug that sends my galeon into a crash everytime? It gets up perfectly fine, I pick a site out of my bookmarks and boom! It is actually pretty unpredictable except for a few sites that blow up every time (slashdot). Since I updated today too, could this be the same? Mart -- Requiem aeternam dona eis, Domine, et lux perpetua luceat eis. Requiescant in pace. Amen. pgp2o8hA0YCGw.pgp Description: PGP signature
Mozilla and language negotation
When I asked the people at debian-security@ to check the Securing Debian Manual many got "403 errors" while accesing to the manual location (w.d.o/doc/manuals/securing-debian/ IIRC). After talking a while it seems that Mozilla by defaults ships with en-US as language which seems to be a problem, since it does no ask for 'en' (check the debian-security archives for more info). Should we add a little note to intro/cn regarding this? (on the Mozilla section) Javi
Adding translation stats to the web site
As I pointed out some time ago, we have currently some stats on po files on w.d.o./intl/l10n/ but there's nothing like that to help out translators check out what is/what's not uptodate. I have re-read the thread at http://lists.debian.org/debian-www/2001/debian-www-200107/msg00169.html and it seems that: - Joy wanted it off the website for some reason - Joey moved it http://people.debian.org/~joey/webwml/ (no longer available) - Ender (David) patched the script and made it available at http://ulises.adi.uam.es/~ender/webstats/ (currently available) I have failed to see it published on w.d.o and/or linked from within w.d.o/intl/l10n/. Where is it? Could it be setup in w.d.o/intl/webstats ? (if nobody volunteers I will do it myself, if permission to do so is granted, don't want to step *again* in someone elses shoes :) Javi
