Hi,
I'd like to rescue a past matter again.
I'm having problems with gettext in our production server now (devel
system has been quite peaceful until now).
I've send a mail to glibc bugs mailing list and I got the attached
response. I have replied that it doesn't sound very reasonable, at least
not in web server systems. I'll keep you informed if something
interesting happens.
From my experience, install step is just bogus as long as file has
correct permisions and owner. So the only problem is to treat .mo files
like dynamic libraries.
The fact that just a plain change without any apache restarting works
almost all time shows that it can be done without treating .mo files
like .so files.
I'd like to know wheter PHP developers are aware of this problem. If
so, have they ever talked to glibc developers? If yes, what was the
response? If no, why? Will they be willing to talk to them in order to
have this matter fixed?
Thanks a lot.
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Eneko Lacunza
Enlar/Euskalamiga
http://www.euskal.org
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On 31 Mar 03 at 11:44, Eneko Lacunza wrote:
>
> I'm having some problems with gettext and apache+php. The problem
> starts when I update .mo files some PHP programs are using. Sometimes
> (not everytime) gettext starts failing to traslate strings. When this
> starts, gettext will translate about 1/4 of pages generated from PHP.
You are installing .mo files wrong way. Please use 'install' program
to install them, and restart apache afterwards. Do not install .mo
files with 'cp' or 'cat'... .mo files should be treated same way as
shared libraries.
Petr Vandrovec
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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