On 22/10/03 Filippo Carletti did say:
> My panel rpm contains translated texts in /etc/e-smith/locale.
> When using a language different from english I have to run
> /etc/e-smith/events/actions/navigation-conf
> to create translated server-manager menu.
Actually, it's best to always call navigation-conf when lexicon
affecting the menu is altered.
> Should I call navigation-conf in the post-install section of the rpm ?
I don't see why not, for a standalone rpm. There is certainly no
danger in doing so. Currently in 6.0 it does tend to complain a lot
though, so you may wish to redirect stdout/stderr to /dev/null so you
don't scare the people installing your rpm. That's up to you though.
Mike
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