Re: Slovak translation - SK
Jamie Cameron <[email protected]> 21 Dec 2004 21:29:48 +1100
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On Tue, 2004-12-21 at 18:07, Martin Mewes wrote: > Hi Boris, > > thanks for replying :-) > > Boris Porosin <[email protected]> wrote : > > > >>4.what about misconfigured coding? some of the strings in > > >>Slovak are in win1250 codepage and it should be in iso-8859-2 > > >>codepage. I`ll rewrite them, but will they be corrected by you? Or > > >>the next updates for webmin will contain the misconfigured strings? > > > > > > If this is a problem with wbmtranslator please refer to the > > > maintainer who is reading [email protected] (that's > > > why I CC this to there). Please sign up to the webmin-trans > > > mailing-list as well :-) > > > > > > I cannot correct them, because I do not know slovak at all ;-) > > > I can only judge on a technical basis (proper usage of entities and > > > so on). > > > > this is not a problem with the wmbtranslator. I want to only know, if > > I will correct some string in win1250 to iso-8859-2, if it will be > > corrected also in the webmin release. > > in example: > > before my correction: > > stringA - translation in win1250 > > after my correction: > > stringA - translation in iso-8859-2 > > what will be in the next release? iso-8859-2 or win1250 translation > > of the stringA? > > Good catch :-) > As far as I know your changes will be preserved. If you send me some corrections, I will incorporate them into the next Webmin release, and the old incorrect ones will be overwritten. > Please look at your local version of > > /path/to/webmin/lang_list.txt > > Does it say: > > lang=sk,titles=1,charset=iso-8859-2 Slovak > > somewhere? (In Webmin 1.174 it does). > > So if you change the translation to the correct codec referring to > lang_list.txt everything should be ok then. > > To double check this I CCed the maintainer of Webmin on this. He can > bring the final light into this :-) Assuming that iso-8859-2 is the standard charset for Slovak, then changing any existing text that uses a different charset seems like the right thing to me .. - Jamie