Christian PERRIER wrote:
[...]
+ If you do not agree, the installation will be cancelled.
[...]
+ The installation of this package has been cancelled.
Few changes. Only a spelling fix.
Sorry, Christian, this is a (particularly fiddly) en_GB-versus-en_US
spelling rule difference.
Should I
Christian PERRIER wrote:
Sorry, Christian, this is a (particularly fiddly) en_GB-versus-en_US
spelling rule difference.
Ah, doh. Just learned something (which I'll probably forget soon)..:-)
So no double l in en_US?
In en_GB, the general rule is that a final short vowel plus single
David Prévot wrote:
Make template translatable by prepending _ (the actual reason while
I've spotted this package), and use of an article. Other member of the
list may have other remarks and improvements to propose, thus this
formal call for review.
Well, the citadel/LoginType template has a
Christian PERRIER wrote:
Template: citadel/BadUser
Type: error
_Description: Non-existing user
The username you entered does not exist. You need to specify an
already existing username with external authentication systems.
Non-existing should be nonexistent, and I'm not sure what that
last
Christian T. Steigies wrote:
I read it as just claiming to provide fonts which are as good as
LaTeX fonts are (however good that is). It was only later that I
learned that it does this by actually using LaTeX.
So shouldn't there be some sort of package dependency on LaTeX?
As far as I
David Prévot wrote:
Please find, for review, the debconf templates and packages descriptions
for the citadel source package.
s/citadel/git-stuff/
[...]
Template: git-repack-repositories/enable
Type: boolean
Default: false
-Description: Git repack:
- Git repositories tend to grow quite
Jan Struyf wrote:
Dear Justin and Christian,
(Actually I didn't receive a copy, since I'm only on the d-l-e
mailinglist, not subscribed to the bug, but fortunately I check this
sort of thing!)
I'm not talking about a build-time dependency; I'm reading the
bits in the upstream description that
Christian PERRIER wrote:
Quoting Justin B Rye (j...@edlug.org.uk):
When should the cron job be started?
Then you get a lintian warning..:-). We always recommended against
interrogative form in long descriptions. So such sentences have to be
turned in to Please choose whether foobar
Thomas Goirand wrote:
Template: miniupnpd/start_daemon
Type: boolean
Default: false
_Description: Start the MiniUPnP daemon?
Right now or regularly?
_Description: Start the MiniUPnP daemon at boot?
Select if the MiniUPnP daemon should started automatically at boot time.
David Prévot wrote:
Template: jffnms/install-error
Type: select
-Choices: abort, retry, retry (skip questions)
+__Choices: abort, retry, retry (skip questions)
Make the choices translatable, separately.
Default: abort
-Description: Error installing database for jffnms:
David Prévot wrote:
[...]
Other members of the list may have other remarks and improvements to
propose, thus this formal call for review.
Yes, again the other templates in the package could do with a few
changes.
Template: lsh-server/lshd_port
Type: string
Default: 22
_Description: lsh
David Prévot quoted:
Template: grub/migrate_from_legacy
Type: note
_Description: Upgrading from GRUB Legacy
GRUB 0.97, the Legacy version of GNU GRUB, is from now on considered a
deprecated option. Your system is now being upgraded to GRUB 2.
.
GRUB 2 features a more advanced
David Prévot wrote:
-Description: Installer of Mathematica fonts
+Description: installer of Mathematica fonts
s/of/for/
+ This package downloads Mathematica fonts through Internet
and installs them, because the license prohibits distribution of
+ the fonts. Please note that the fonts
David Prévot wrote:
_Description: Run nvidia-installer --uninstall?
The nvidia-installer program was found on this system. This is
+ probably left over from an earlier installation of the non-free NVIDIA
+ graphics driver, installed using the NVIDIA *.run file directly. This
installation
I notice that one of byobu's five template po files is an en_GB.po
that just uses exactly the same strings as the en_US default.
Christian PERRIER wrote:
Template: byobu/launch-by-default
Type: boolean
Default: false
_Description: Do you want to launch Byobu at shell login for all users?
Package: byobu
Depends:
[...]
tmux (= 1.5) | screen
Recommends:
screen,
tmux (= 1.5),
[...]
Enhances: screen
That's odd.
Description: powerful, text based window manager and shell multiplexer
The expression text-based seems to be there as a sort of awkward
hint that it doesn't in
Christian PERRIER wrote:
This is the last call for comments for the review of debconf
templates for ipvsadm.
[...]
Template: ipvsadm/kernel_does_not_support_ipvs
Type: error
_Description: Kernel does not support IPVS
ipvsadm is useless with this kernel, since it has CONFIG_IP_VS=n.
Please
Justin B Rye wrote:
This would make it:
Looking at this again, I'm not convinced it works as a series of
steps (even with item 1 moved back to the end). Two of the steps
are if-clauses; the rest of them are parts of the process of
recreating the bug under controlled conditions, but it never
David Prévot wrote:
Thank you Justin, I agree with all your changes and have no remark after
your last version [0], so I don't reattach the files, and thank you in
advance for your last remarks.
I was vaguely hoping there was still a chance someone would pop up and
suggest some extra material
Paul Gevers wrote:
I like to contribute to the description of this package, but don't have
the time to do that right now. Maybe I can have a look next week if the
review isn't finished by than.
Official reviews allow for a lot more time than you might have guessed
from my hasty replies.
Francesco Poli wrote:
[...]
* -S stats | --stats stats
- Status you want to see separated by comma. Default:
[forwarded,done,pending,pending-fixed]
+ Status you want to see, separated by commas. Default:
[forwarded,done,pending,pending-fixed]
Sorry for asking this so late, but I
Francesco Poli wrote:
Then the next problem is that the user isn't asking to see statuses;
the user wants to see bugs filtered by status. Things would be
simpler if it was -F for filters... maybe you could say:
Bug-status filters you want to see matches for, separated by commas. [...]
Francesco Poli wrote:
I was assuming apt-listbugs was offering to
filter the bugs you want to see by status; but that would make the
default a very strange filter! No, it's offering to include these
status-flags in the output; in other words, they're the Statuses (of
the bugs) that you want
Hi, I'm the one who's been stumbling over the terminology in
apt-listbugs(1), so thanks a lot for this explanation. Excuse me if I
just parrot it back at you to be sure I understand it. Once I'm sure
I've got it I'll make sure it's also documented on
http://wiki.debian.org/Glossary; (unless
Francesco Poli wrote:
Once I'm sure
I've got it I'll make sure it's also documented on
http://wiki.debian.org/Glossary; (unless someone else gets there
first).
I am not sure that those names fit really well in that glossary (which
seems to be much more end-user oriented)...
It's oriented
Francesco Poli wrote:
and I'm not going to try rushing
off ahead until I know whether I'm on the right track at last.
Fair enough.
I hope I will be able to clarify the last cryptic bits, as soon as we
get a reply from Debbugs maintainers...
Before I forget where we were in all this, here's
I'm fairly sure I don't understand how traditional copyright law
applies to wikis in the first place. If the default is a nonfree
license that doesn't grant anybody the right of modification, doesn't
that make all contributors criminals automatically?
Francesco Poli wrote:
I am hesitant about
Francesco Poli wrote:
[...]
Wow, that's a major rewrite of part of the man page!
Do you release it under the same license terms as apt-listbugs (GPLv2
or later [1])?
Sure, this and any other material I contribute. Maybe I ought to have
some sort of default licensing statement in my
Francesco Poli wrote:
This may well be true for the kinds of Free Works that C programmers
produce, but if I create an oil painting, a license that tries to
describe the situation in terms of source code and object code is just
introducing irrelevant complications.
Let's not complicate
Stéphane Blondon wrote:
Some changes require to add information into an english file
(http://anonscm.debian.org/viewvc/webwml/webwml/english/international/l10n/pseudo-urls.wml).
- What do you think about these changes?
- As it's not my native tongue, perhaps someone here could
improve/fix
Christian PERRIER wrote:
The templates to review are those marke with # IPv6 comment.
I've attached a patch and revised versions only touching those
templates, but also a more thoroughgoing patch.
Template: netcfg/use_autoconfig
Type: boolean
Default: true
# IPv6
# :sl6:
_Description:
Christian PERRIER wrote:
Template: bacula-director-XX_DB_XX/unsafe-director-password-was-changed
+Type: error
+_Description: Unsafe bacula-director password changed
+ Old versions of bacula packages shipped with an unsafe default password
+ for bacula-director service access. It seems that
Andreas Beckmann wrote:
Template: fglrx-driver/install-even-if-unsupported-gpu-exists
Type: boolean
Default: false
#flag:translate!:3
_Description: Install Fglrx driver despite unsupported graphics card?
The following graphics chipset found in your system is no longer handled
by the Fglrx
Paul Gevers wrote:
In the control.in file, I notice a lot of metapackages which had not
architecture: all. This is not really translation related but anyway. I
could imaging that it ensures that on all platforms it depends on the
correct version in that architecture, but is that really what we
Francesco Poli wrote:
[...]
* -S state | --stats state
Filter bugs by pending-state, showing only the bugs matching a
specified value. List the pending-state categories that you want to
see, separated by commas and in the desired order. Default:
Stéphane Blondon wrote:
[...]
dl
dt
ttTAF/tt (iTravail À Faire/i)
/dt
ddSent by a strongcoordinator/strong to indicate that there is a
document that needs to be worked on.br /
If you didn't see such message about a document needing a translation,
please don't send it
Stéphane Blondon wrote:
ddSent to indicate that you plan to work on the translation; used to
avoid double work.br /
In case someone send an tt[itt]/tt message after you started
the translation (you send the itt message, isn't it?), send a message
immediately on the
Martin Eberhard Schauer wrote:
reviewing the translation of libhepmc-dev (1) I asked myself whether the
wording
(copied from upstream (2)) is correct.
I'm a German native and quite confident in my command of the English language.
So the event record is my problem. Shouldn't it be an event
Franck Joncourt wrote:
I am currently adding a new binary package in the fwknop source package.
The binary package is going to be called libfko-perl and here could be the
description :
I'd recommend basing it on the description for the other packages in
the fwknop suite (which last passed
Hleb Valoshka wrote:
I'm packaging ruby gem ruby-locate, there is its current description:
Ruby-LocaTe would be a different library!
(What no short-description line?)
Ruby-Locale is the pure Ruby library which provides basic APIs
for localization.
That's a pure Ruby library which provides
Philipp Hug wrote:
Could you please remove the following sentence:
Donations in excess of value received may be tax-deductible depending on your
own situation; check with your tax advisor for details.
As this is about sponsoring and not about donations, this is not really
relevant here.
A
Luca Capello wrote:
Would it be possible to proofread the attached file aimed at potential
DebConf13 sponsors (in Switzerland and elsewhere)? The attached
DC13-brochure_r3739.en.pdf gives you an idea on how the brochure would
look like and the attached DC13-brochure_r3739.en.tex is the actual
Luca Capello wrote:
Contribution in CHF
2'000 2'000 6'000 12'000 25'000
Apostrophes as thousand-separators? Not even with CHF! (Is there a
TeX trick to make them localise automatically?)
According to IBM (from Wikipedia) that is how it should be done (and
indeed UBS
Ondřej Surý wrote:
could you please check the new paragraph I have just added to php5-cgi
NEWS file? It should warn the people to check the PHP (mainly
FastCGI) configuration as described in #687307.
That is:
| php5 (5.4.4-5) unstable; urgency=low
|
| Please be aware that the mime-support
Guo Yixuan wrote:
I just hope to have my name in the correct order in this issue. I have a
Chinese name, where the family name _precedes_ the given name[1], thus I
wish to keep this order in the latinized version. FYI, in Chinese
characters, my name is 郭溢譞, and it also appears in my pubkey
Holger Wansing wrote:
burkhard pranke burkhard.pra...@gmail.com wrote:
[submission to be added to the Who uses Debian list]
I have translated this into english.
debian-l10n-english in CC: proofread my translation please,
as I am not a native english speaker.
Are those pages standardising
Filipus Klutiero wrote:
The short description reads:
library for asynchronous name resolves
One can say that foo.com resolves to 192.168.0.1, but - although I am
not a native speaker of English - I don't think resolves can be used
in the sense of name resolutions. The noun resolves exists,
Simon Paillard wrote:
Luke Faraone wrote:
In http://packages.debian.org/unstable/, it reads Other OS's and file
systems.
Since OS isn't possessive it should be Other OSs and file systems or
Other OSes and file systems
Thanks for the notice, CC'ing english natives for review :)
I would
Justin B Rye wrote:
Enabling this feature allows users in the kismet group to run Kismet
(and capture packets, change wireless card state, etc), so only thoroughly
trusted users should be granted membership of the group.
But then accidentally typed:
Enabling this feature allows users
Nick Andrik wrote:
Justin B Rye j...@edlug.org.uk:
Kismet needs root privileges for some of its functions. To minimize
the amount of code that runs with elevated privileges (and reduce the
risk of bugs doing system-wide damage) it is recommended to install
Kismet with the setuid
No actual proposed changes here, just chit-chat.
Nick Andrik wrote:
Justin B Rye j...@edlug.org.uk:
Do you mean (Desktop) PCs or computers that are personal? Saying
personal computers makes it sound as if you *don't* mean to
include laptops (or palmtops and so on), but form factor isn't
Nick Andrik wrote:
So, we do not include why the name, right?
No, but I've added it to the wiki page!
At this point, should I prepare the updated files and send them again
in the list?
Yes, there's no need to hang around on this list any longer, you can
get back to debian-i18n.
--
JBR
Maxime Hadjinlian wrote:
I'm in the process of packaging my first debian package, it will be
named lacie-uboot (if it's accepted of course) and the description I
wanted to add to the package was :
Description : lacie u-boot netconsole shell
Well, for a start it needs to be LaCie U-Boot.
Maxime Hadjinlian wrote:
Description : lacie u-boot netconsole shell
Well, for a start it needs to be LaCie U-Boot.
Alright, my bad, I though capital letter were not authorized.
The rule is just that short descriptions don't get any *extra*
capital letters (compare the way a sentence gets
Maxime Hadjinlian wrote:
If it's okey with everyone, I'll use this description and name for my
package (and adjust all the names and manuals).
By the way, should the manual of the package be reviewed here too ?
If you like. I don't usually treat man pages as a high priority;
people only read
Christian PERRIER wrote:
Quoting Justin B Rye (j...@edlug.org.uk):
Package: lacie-uboot
Architecture: all
Depends: ${shlibs:Depends}
Recommends: sometfpd
Description: LaCie U-Boot netconsole shell
LaCie network storage products offer a U-Boot netconsole, which can
be accessed using
Maxime Hadjinlian wrote:
LaCie Network-Attached Storage products offer a U-Boot netconsole, which
can be accessed using the tools provided in this package:
* lacie-uboot-shell - a simple interactive client which can connect
to the U-Boot netconsole using only a network cable;
*
Christian PERRIER wrote:
Template: sheepdog/start
Type: boolean
Default: true
_Description: Automatically start the sheepdog service?
Please choose whether you want the shhepdog service to
start automatically when the system is booted.
Typo: s/shhep/sheep/. And no need to phrase it as a
YunQiang Su wrote:
Justin B Rye j...@edlug.org.uk wrote:
Shouldn't this start with something like:
Please choose the commandline arguments that should be passed to the
sheepdog daemon. If no argument is given, the default behavior is to
start with the corosync driver
YunQiang Su wrote:
Justin B Rye j...@edlug.org.uk wrote:
(Does that mean with 7000 as the corosync driver port or is it two
things, start on port 7000, using the corosync driver? Or will
sheepdog users find it obvious?)
This port is for server Qemu.
This port is nothing matter
Martin Eberhard Schauer wrote:
Dear Debian Multimedia Maintainers,
I think that there are some typos and potential for improvements in the
package description (1). (CCed l10n-english as it is a new package).
Current state:
Description: Internet television and radio player
FreetuxTV
Christian PERRIER wrote:
Yes, that's got a few non-nativisms.
:-)
Are you saying you can hear the French accent by just reading this
package's description? :-)
The package description for freetuxtv, yes - the word differents is
a dead giveaway. A search tells me it also occurs in
Package: pidgin-themes
Version: 0.2-1
Severity: wishlist
Tags: l10n patch
The package description for pidgin-themes is in pidgin-English.
# Package: pidgin-themes
# Architecture: all
# Depends: pidgin
(I don't see why this needs to be any stronger than Suggests, but
I'll leave it.)
#
Neil Williams wrote:
OK - the initial templates were a bit rushed.
Sending on to l10n-english with templates.pot re-attached.
I was bored, so I got started on reviewing it before the template
files turned up! But no patch yet...
[...]
#. Type: string
#. Description
#:
Justin B Rye wrote:
Oh, and just before I hit send the templates arrive...
So here's my patch, mostly as promised.
--
JBR with qualifications in linguistics, experience as a Debian
sysadmin, and probably no clue about this particular package
diff -ru old/pybit-client.templates new
Nandaja Varma wrote:
I am packaging ruby-jnunemaker-matchy right now. I am facing real
difficulty with the description of the gem as the description in
upstream is little. I have made it as jargon free as I can. If someone
would go through the description and help me out in making it better,
Francesca Ciceri wrote:
we just finished the last bits of the new issue of DPN to be released
Monday. We would appreciate reviews and translations.
The Other news section doesn't look very finished - it's just the
headlines from the previous edition with no content attached.
--
JBR with
Martin Eberhard Schauer wrote:
Dear Maintainers,
the package descriptions of the *gupnp-av* packages (1) were a little bit hard
to understand for me. My main concern is the boilerplate as used in (2):
[...]
For a library (which will be pulled in by dependencies when needed)
there's much less
Justin B Rye wrote:
GUPnP is an object-oriented open source framework for creating UPnP
devices and control points, written in C using GObject and libsoup. It
provides DIDL parser/writer and search criteria-parser objects.
^^
I meant to say
Martin Eberhard Schauer wrote:
Dear Maintainers,
I found some copy and paste errors in the package descriptions.
The attached patch will fix it.
It would be a pity if the other obvious problems in the package
descriptions weren't addressed at the same time.
# Package: rtai
[...]
#
Paul Gevers wrote:
[Please keep cc in the loop.]
Currently, Graham and I are working on getting (open)motif [1] in shape
for inclusion in main. While I was going through the package I was
unhappy with the current description of the binary packages. I have
already extended the description of
Paul Gevers wrote:
Agreeing with your argument, I would go for
Description: Motif Window Manager
Oh! Hurrah.
[...]
contains the Motif window manager, which has clear but classical
appearance,
(It) has clear appearance sounds like it's missing an article.
(Classical? Now I'm
Filipus Klutiero wrote:
Thank you Francesca and everyone. Here are my remarks:
Ben Hutchings, member of the Debian Kernel team and maintainer of the
3.2.y stable series at kernel.org, wrote a series of three blogposts (a
Filipus Klutiero wrote:
If we want to call the team as it calls itself, I'd suggest using
the official capitalization (Debian Kernel Team), using quotes or
using italics.
The wiki page and so on are Debian Kernel, so I'm not convinced it
needs caps on Team. Note also the reference in the
Filipus Klutiero wrote:
The wiki page and so on are Debian Kernel, so I'm not convinced it
needs caps on Team.
I'm not sure what you mean, but the DebianKernel page is at
/Teams/DebianKernel. Calling it DebianKernelTeam would have put it
at /Teams/DebianKernelTeam. Anyway, many pages on the
Shuai Lin wrote:
I am a developer of seafile, an open source alternative to dropbox. For
details
of seafile, see the links [0], [1], [2].
Recently I am preparing the debian package of seafile client, and as I am not
so good at English writing, I want help from someone here to refine the
Moray Allan wrote:
You can view the source files on the web at
http://anonscm.debian.org/viewvc/debconf-data/reports/dc12/ or svn
checkout svn+ssh://svn.debian.org/svn/debconf-data and make changes
directly.
I don't have write access for svn, but here's a diff.
--
JBR - and today's single
Christian PERRIER wrote:
Quoting victory (victory@gmail.com):
Index: video.tex
-contributed to increase the quality of the recordings.
+contributed to increasing the quality of the recordings.
Or to quote the whole sentence,
# Having dedicated equipment for the DebConf video team has
victory wrote:
about this sentense (webwml://debian-installer/errata):
the grub bootloader was installed onto the USB stick instead of the hard
disc,
where the rest of the system was installed.
(Of course that's The Grub bootloader. Hard disc is also a
misspelling; for no particularly
Martin Eberhard Schauer wrote:
are you sure the package descriptions are what you intended to say?
Package: biomaj
Oh, yes - these and biomaj-watcher passed through d-l-e a year ago:
https://lists.debian.org/debian-l10n-english/2011/12/msg00036.html
as proposed by taffit: could you guys give me a proofread of attached patch
please?
Okay:
Index: info.wml
===
RCS file: /cvs/webwml/webwml/english/consultants/info.wml,v
retrieving revision 1.13
diff -u -r1.13 info.wml
---
Justin B Rye wrote:
Martin Eberhard Schauer wrote:
today #703419 was filed. Perhaps somebody here is interested working
on its subject: release-notes: need updating / finalizing for Wheezy.
Okay, first things first: I still see things in the Wheezy Release
Notes that I provided improved
Martin Eberhard Schauer wrote:
I would like to suggest another wording for the package description.
The current description is:
Description: Gerber file viewer for PCB design
gerbv is a utility for viewing Gerber RS-274X files, Excellon drill files,
and CSV pick-and-place files. Gerber
Justin B Rye wrote:
[...]
There's also some bad advice in a couple of places that confuses two
quite different senses of obsolete: leftover unnecessary libraries,
and packages no longer in Debian. They need untangling.
Still it seems nobody's interested. Would it help if I was more
specific
Steve Langasek wrote:
Going back to the aptitude non-olfactory mode nonsense, here's a patch
for that.
I'm standardising on full-console mode, given that nobody has
suggested anything better.
The reason no one has suggested anything better is that 'visual mode' is the
*canonical name*
Daniel Hartwig wrote:
I'm standardising on full-console mode, given that nobody has
suggested anything better.
The reason no one has suggested anything better is that 'visual mode' is the
*canonical name* for running aptitude in this mode. Please don't have a
proxy battle with the aptitude
Daniel Hartwig wrote:
Justin B Rye justin.byam@gmail.com wrote:
Daniel Hartwig wrote:
Right, and I do not see how ‘visual mode’ is misleading?
I've explained it already, but the reason it's not obvious to you is
that you're not some
slow-witted, ignorant newbie,
and therefore don't
Jonathan Nieder wrote:
Justin B Rye wrote:
I should like to call your attention to the fact that this whole
paragraph is just confused, and needs to be rewritten.
I just looked over your patch[1]. It changes a different paragraph
than the one I modified.
Ah, I'm talking about 4.4.3
Justin B Rye wrote:
[...] It seems to me we should put all our coverage of
redundant packages in 4.4.3 (mentioning apt-get autoremove and
avoiding the word obsolete), put all our coverage of relic packages
in 4.9, and leave the two sections completely unconnected.
Here's an attempt at a patch
Justin B Rye wrote:
Is it still true that deborphan is highly recommended, or is that a
leftover from the days when it was the only tool that implemented any
of this functionality?
And does popcon-largest-unused still work? It thinks I don't use my
web browser or window manager
tor...@riseup.net wrote:
Description: Spawn a subprocess
This is a (capitalised) verb phrase; those are common in man pages,
but discouraged in package synopses. What you want is an
(uncapitalised, articleless) noun phrase along the lines of
Description: mechanism for spawning a subprocess
(First draft after getting in from a LUG meeting; I may have second
thoughts in the morning.)
tor...@riseup.net wrote:
please help me with the description for the package ruby-mini-magick.
Description: manipulation of images with minimal use of memory via
ImageMagick MiniMagick is a Ruby
Thomas Goirand wrote:
[...]
Description: OpenStack efficient metering counters system (Python libraries)
That sounds a bit odd (is it a counters system or a counter system?),
Well, it really is a system of working on having multiple counters that,
together, does metering...
I'm still not
Thomas Goirand wrote:
On 04/09/2013 02:36 AM, Justin B Rye wrote:
So what it's trying to say is that Cinder is a separate project from
nova-volume, which it directly replaces? In the original it wasn't
clear what it was that was separate; it still isn't entirely clear
what it's saying it's
Justin B Rye wrote:
This patch also tweaks section 2.1.3:
The preferred program for interactive package management from a
terminal is _aptitude_. For a non-interactive command line interface
for package management, it is recommended to use _apt-get_. [...]
Obviously, if I say apt
TL;DR: revised patch removes this paragraph.
Daniel Hartwig wrote:
Justin B Rye justin.byam@gmail.com wrote:
The preferred program for interactive package management from a
terminal is _aptitude_. For a non-interactive command line interface
for package management, it is recommended
Christian PERRIER wrote:
Your review should be sent as an answer to this mail.
[...]
Template: sipml5-web-phone/webserver
Type: boolean
Default: true
-_Description: Automatically configure apache2?
+_Description: Automatically configure Apache for Sipml5?
[...]
Christian PERRIER wrote:
Your review should be sent as an answer to this mail.
[...]
Template: squid-deb-proxy/ppa-enable
Type: boolean
Default: false
-_Description: Allow PPA (Personal Package Archive) access?
- Squid-deb-proxy by default will not allow PPA repositories from launchpad.
Michael Vogt wrote:
Template: squid-deb-proxy/ppa-enable
Type: boolean
Default: false
-_Description: Allow PPA (Personal Package Archive) access?
- Squid-deb-proxy by default will not allow PPA repositories from launchpad.
- Selecting Y in this option will activate PPA repo access.
Martin Bagge / brother wrote:
in upgrading.po I found
All OpenERP 5 packages have been removed and are obsolete. This
includes systemitem role=\package\openerp-client/systemitem,
systemitem role=\package\openerp-server/systemitem,
systemitem role=\package\openerp-web/systemitem.
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