From: Oden E. <ode...@kv...> - 2004-02-01 12:12:43
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l=F6rdagen den 31 januari 2004 17.13 skrev Tom Collins: > On Jan 31, 2004, at 5:58 AM, Oden Eriksson wrote: > >> +316 Required field missing. > > > > Here's that line on Swedish :) > > > > (attached) > > Unless Rick says otherwise, hold off on translations for now. I'm > pretty sure Rick's not done with his changes, and I'd like to > contribute some code myself. It will be easier to manage language > updates if we do them all in one shot. Ok. got it. > One thing I've planned to do for awhile is overhaul how QmailAdmin > handles the language strings. As a result, it will be easy to fall > back on English when a string isn't available in another language. > This will also make it easy to use `wc` to see which files are up to > date. Ok. And maybe start using UTF-8 too? And make it use the correct language in ezlmlm? There's allready a way to l= et=20 the browser tell which language to use. Use this logic for ezmlm too. -c Config. Use .ezmlmrc (see CONFIGURATION) from the directory wh= ere dot resides. ezmlm-make otherwise uses the system wide ezml= mrc file (normally /etc/ezmlmrc and if not found there, the ezml= mrc file in the ezmlm binary directory). The -c switch may cause = you to execute ezmlm-make based on a configuration file controlled = by another user. ezmlm-make does not allow periods in any tag= to restrict all actions to within dir. Be careful with this opt= ion setting up lists for other users, especially when running ezm= lm- make as root. -C arg Like -c, but use file arg as the ezmlmrc file. Use -C '' to ov= er- ride a default when using -+ or -e. This works: ezmlm-make -C /etc/ezmlm/ezmlmrc.sv ~oden/SOS ~oden/.qmail-sos \=20 oden-sos isp.net I have these in that directory: # ls -1 /etc/ezmlm ezmlmrc.ch_GB ezmlmrc.cs ezmlmrc.da ezmlmrc.de ezmlmrc.en_US ezmlmrc.es ezmlmrc.fr ezmlmrc.id ezmlmrc.it ezmlmrc.jp ezmlmrc.pl ezmlmrc.pt ezmlmrc.pt_BR ezmlmrc.ru ezmlmrc.sv (there are even more lang files floating around) |