[BlueOnyx:08468] Re: Japanese GUI Language still have some problem.

[Eiji Hamano]

Hi  Michael

>  "base-swupdate.mod", which is 100% identical between 5106R and  5107R

Ah--  in my  local 5106R  the software updates is also change to English !
And English "BlueOnyx News" came up in front of page.
So  I can not do yum update for my product BX.

Are you excluding the Japanese user ?

> All you'd need to edit the files woul be an editor for PO files.

Why do I do as volunteer for the group which is going to exclude us ?
Please move the English "BlueOnyx News"  or translate it ?

Eiji Hamano




> Hi Eiji,
>
>> Yes,  5106R was fixed,  but 5107R.
>> It takes over 24h.
>
> That's strange. I released both updates at the same time. An the Japanese
> mirror should have picked them both up at the same time, too.
>
>> I can not undesrand that ;
>> A Software Updates tab in English is nothing chenged 5106R's .
>> But a Software Updates tab in Japanase is broken,
>> even which is no difference from 5106R's Japanase.
>>
>> What happen on 5107R Language files ?
>
> I'm not sure I fully understand you there, sorry. Please take a look at 
> our
> code structure for a brief moment:
>
> .
> ├── 5106R
> │   ├── alpine.mod
> │   ├── base-admserv.mod
> │   ├── base-apache.mod
> │   ├── base-blueonyx.mod
> │   ├── base-java.mod
> │   ├── devel-tools
> │   └── i18n
> ├── 5107R
> │   ├── alpine.mod
> │   ├── base-admserv.mod
> │   ├── base-apache.mod
> │   ├── base-blueonyx.mod
> │   ├── base-java.mod
> │   ├── devel-tools
> │   └── i18n
> ├── docs
> ├── ui
> │   ├── base-am.mod
> │   ├── base-apache-bandwidth.mod
> │   ├── base-backupcontrol.mod
> │   ├── base-console.mod
> │   ├── base-dhcpd.mod
> │   ├── base-disk.mod
> │   ├── base-dns.mod
> │   ├── base-documentation.mod
> │   ├── base-email.mod
> │   ├── base-ftp.mod
> │   ├── base-import.mod
> │   ├── base-maillist.mod
> │   ├── base-mailman.mod
> │   ├── base-memory.mod
> │   ├── base-mysql.mod
> │   ├── base-network.mod
> │   ├── base-phpmyadmin.mod
> │   ├── base-phpsysinfo.mod
> │   ├── base-power.mod
> │   ├── base-raid.mod
> │   ├── base-remote.mod
> │   ├── base-schedule.mod
> │   ├── base-services.mod
> │   ├── base-shell.mod
> │   ├── base-sitestats.mod
> │   ├── base-snmp.mod
> │   ├── base-squirrelmail.mod
> │   ├── base-ssh.mod
> │   ├── base-ssl.mod
> │   ├── base-storage.mod
> │   ├── base-subdomains.mod
> │   ├── base-swupdate.mod
> │   ├── base-swupdate.mod.rickard
> │   ├── base-system.mod
> │   ├── base-telnet.mod
> │   ├── base-time.mod
> │   ├── base-ups.mod
> │   ├── base-user.mod
> │   ├── base-vsite.mod
> │   ├── base-wizard.mod
> │   ├── gallery
> │   ├── palette
> │   └── sauce-basic.mod
> └── utils
>    ├── cce
>    ├── cce-shell-tools
>    ├── cmu
>    ├── dns-toolbox
>    ├── swatch
>    └── TAR-ball-installer
>
> This is a list of the code structure of BlueOnyx and shows the different
> modules that we build BlueOnyx from.
>
> BlueOnyx 5106R and 5107R use the same code and the same language files. 
> The
> ONLY difference is:
>
> There are only seven modules (those in the 5106R and 5107R directories) 
> which
> are platform specific and are only used on the platforms that their names
> indicate. But even there the language files are 99% identical between the
> modules.
>
> You mentioned the software updates tab is broken? Well, that's served out 
> of
> the module "base-swupdate.mod", which is 100% identical between 5106R and
> 5107R.
>
> And yes: There is next to no Japanese text in base-swupdate.mod, because 
> since
> this module was taken from BlueQuartz, a lot of pages were added or 
> changed
> and there was nobody who added the Japanese text for the new items. So
> eventually this module had more English text than Japanese. So yes, when 
> you
> look at the "Software Updates" page these days and have your browser set 
> to
> Japanese, you will see almost only English text for all base-swupdate.mod
> pages. Simply because we no longer have a Japanese translation for that
> anymore. However: This is the same on 5106R and 5107R.
>
>> You can not find a volunteers for Japanese language files ?
>
> That is correct. So far we have nobody who has volunteered to do it. If 
> you
> want to give it a try (or know someone who wants to do it), then you're of
> course more than welcome to give it a try. In that case I will set up SVN
> access for you, so that you can modify the language files.
>
> All you'd need to edit the files woul be an editor for PO files. Something
> like this for example: http://www.poedit.net/, although there are of 
> course
> also other editors available for this task.
>
> -- 
> With best regards
>
> Michael Stauber