Slackware.
Not as hard as people think. Although you don't have auto-dependency
resolution, I've had servers running for 10 years with only security
updates. As an example, I just retired an old 486 machine for our
electronics store.
On Sunday, March 2, 2014 12:13:29 AM UTC-8, M. Janaki Meena
El 04/04/14 18:36, Cédric Krier ha escrit:
Dear translators,
I just discover that the changeset [1] generates duplicate translations
for the error message defined in translation.xml.
You have to manually delete the old one from your database and po file.
If you don't this can generate a tracebac
Hi inteligent solutions :)
El 04/04/14 21:35, solucionesdeinteligen...@gmail.com ha escrit:
I defined a new field called serie in the sale module (file sale.py)
as show:
serie = fields.Selection([
('n', 'Remision'),
('c', 'Serie C'),
('e', 'Serie E'),
('f', 'Serie F'),
I defined a new field called serie in the sale module (file sale.py) as
show:
serie = fields.Selection([
('n', 'Remision'),
('c', 'Serie C'),
('e', 'Serie E'),
('f', 'Serie F'),
('p', 'Serie P'),
('s', 'Serie S'),
], 'Serie', required=True)
The first question is h
On 04 Apr 18:36, Cédric Krier wrote:
> Dear translators,
>
> I just discover that the changeset [1] generates duplicate translations
> for the error message defined in translation.xml.
> You have to manually delete the old one from your database and po file.
> If you don't this can generate a trac
Dear translators,
I just discover that the changeset [1] generates duplicate translations
for the error message defined in translation.xml.
You have to manually delete the old one from your database and po file.
If you don't this can generate a traceback when the server will try to
raise those err
