Hi.
It seems to me that DDTP database *was* UTF-8.
You mean that is wrong right?
We need to investigate Japanese encoding in DDTP database.
# Who can do it?
Before etch, Japanese translator use EUC-JP encoding. And
DDTP database stored EUC-JP encoding Japanese messages.
Junichi's objection:
if nobody convert Japanese message(EUC-JP) in DDTP database,
My proposal does not work.
I wish that is right answer to you. Junichi.
Regards
Yukiharu
On Sat, 18 Aug 2007 10:25:32 +0900
Junichi Uekawa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > I report to you that Japanese debian people transition default encoding.
> > Japanse people transtion ja_JP.utf8 in Etch.
> > If you doubt, please ask Japanse Debian developers.
> >
> >
> > (1) Please change Japanses encoding from eucJP to utf8
> >
> > Wrong : $charset{'ja'}="euc-jp";
> > Correct : $charset{'ja'}="utf8"; or just delete right?
>
>
> Is this correct ?
>
> Translator's view: EUC-JP is fine.
>
> Apt's view: apt requires utf-8 Packages.gz
>
>
> The problem is that DDTP feeds apt with EUC-JP encoded file whereas
> APT now expects UTF-8 and tries to iconv from there.
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