Bug#383321: su-to-root = localisation ;-)
A weird thing happen...
I have send you a messages but gotten nothing back and my send message
is /dev/null (???) so I send it again... :-/ with a better version.
Please note, that gettext strings which includes VARS must be evaluated.
See
eval_gettext()
{
eval 'echo $1'
}
I was playing arround and now it works like expected...
To test, change the line
if [ -n $(which gettext.sh)] ; then
to
if [ -z $(which gettext.sh)] ; then
^
and you can see, that it is working properly now. The script is tested.
The su-to-root script produce 6 gettext strings:
8-
msgid usage: \\$0 [-X] [-p user] -c command\n -c command: command to
execute\n -p user: user to switch to (default: root)\n -X: command is a X11
program\n
msgid About to execute \\$COMMAND.\nThis command needs \\$PRIV privileges to
be executed.\n
msgid Using \\$suname...\nEnter \\$PRIV passwd:\n
msgid Y
msgid y
msgid Incorrect password or command failed. Try again? (y/n)
8-
And then Bill, are you sure, this works only with /bin/bash and not
with other shells? Maybe you should use /bin/sh.
Thanks, Greetings and nice Day
Michelle Konzack
Systemadministrator
Tamay Dogan Network
Debian GNU/Linux Consultant
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#!/bin/bash
if test -r ~/.su-to-rootrc; then
. ~/.su-to-rootrc
fi
PRIV=root
COMMAND=
NEEDS=text
if [ -n $(which gettext.sh) ] ; then
. gettext.sh
export TEXTDOMAIN=su-to-root
export TEXTDOMAINDIR=/usr/share/locale
else
gettext()
{
#-
# Normal text can be outputed as it is
echo $1
}
eval_gettext()
{
#-
# echo $1 must be evaluated since a string
# of 'value ${val}' aould not work
eval 'echo $1'
}
fi
#-
# We do not need this
#transf() {
# txt=$1;
# shift;
# if [ -n $gettext ]; then
#txt=$(gettext su-to-root $txt);
# fi
# printf $txt $@
#}
eshell() {
getent passwd $1 | cut -f7 -d:
}
usage() {
# transf 'usage: %s [-X] [-p user] -c command
# -c command: command to execute
# -p user: user to switch to (default: root)
# -X: command is a X11 program\n' $0 2
GT_text=`eval_gettext usage: $0 [-X] [-p user] -c command\n -c
command: command to execute\n -p user: user to switch to (default: root)\n
-X: command is a X11 program\n`
echo -e ${GT_text}
exit 1
}
for i in $@; do
case $prev in
-p)
PRIV=$i;;
-c)
COMMAND=$i;;
-X)
NEEDS=X11;;
esac
prev=$i
done
if [ -z $COMMAND ] ; then
usage;
fi
euid=$(id -u)
privid=$(id -u $PRIV)
if test $euid = $privid; then
$COMMAND
else
case $NEEDS in
text)
if test $euid != 0; then
# transf About to execute %s.\n $COMMAND
# transf This command needs %s$PRIV privileges to be executed.\n $PRIV
GT_text=$(eval_gettext About to execute $COMMAND.\nThis command needs
$PRIV privileges to be executed.\n)
echo -e ${GT_text}
fi
PATH=/sbin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/usr/bin/X11:/usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin
SHELL=`eshell $PRIV`
case $SU_TO_ROOT_SU in
sux) suname=sux; cmd='sux -p $PRIV$COMMAND';;
sudo) suname=sudo;cmd='sudo -u $PRIV$COMMAND';;
*)suname=su; cmd='su -p $PRIV -c $COMMAND';;
esac
#transf 'Using %s...\n' $suname
#transf 'Enter %s passwd:\n' $PRIV
GT_text=$(eval_gettext Using $suname...\nEnter $PRIV passwd:\n)
echo -e ${GT_text}
#-
# Translate the input string
GT_YES=$(gettext 'Y')
GT_yes=$(gettext 'y')
while ! eval $cmd; do
# transf 'Incorrect password or command failed. Try again? (y/n)'
GT_text=`gettext Incorrect password or command failed. Try again? (y/n)`
echo ${GT_text}
read ans
if test $ans != ${GT_YES} -a $ans != ${GT_yes}; then
exit 1
fi
done;;
X11)
if test -z $SU_TO_ROOT_X; then
if which gksu /dev/null 21 ; then
if test X$KDE_FULL_SESSION = Xtrue \
which kdesu /dev/null 21 ; then
SU_TO_ROOT_X=kdesu
else
SU_TO_ROOT_X=gksu
fi;
elif which kdesu /dev/null 21 ; then
SU_TO_ROOT_X=kdesu
elif which sux /dev/null 21 ; then
SU_TO_ROOT_X=sux
else
SU_TO_ROOT_X=su-to-root
fi
fi
case $SU_TO_ROOT_X in
gksu) gksu -u $PRIV $COMMAND;;
kdesu) kdesu -u $PRIV $COMMAND;;
sux) env SU_TO_ROOT_SU=sux \
Bug#383321: su-to-root = localisation ;-)
I need two advices from the l10n experts: 1) the best way to check if gettext is available. 2) the best way to deal with the yes/no prompting above. Hmmm, tricking question, particularly the last one. I don't have the answer, soryy. There are numerous examples for C in several software we have in Debian (APT for instance) but nothing comes to my mind for shell scripts. Checking gettext can probably be done by checking which gettext. signature.asc Description: Digital signature
Bug#383321: su-to-root = localisation ;-)
* Bill Allombert [EMAIL PROTECTED] [2007-04-19 22:48] :
On Sun, Aug 20, 2006 at 08:28:26AM -0500, Christian Perrier wrote:
GT5=$(gettext 'Incorrect password or command failed. Try again?')
echo -n ${GT5} (${ANS})
read ans
if [ ${FLAG} -eq 0 ] ; then
if test ${ans} != y -a ${ans} != Y; then exit 1 ; fi
elif [ ${FLAG} -eq 1 ] ; then
if test ${ans} != j -a ${ans} != J; then exit 1 ; fi
elif [ ${FLAG} -eq 2 ] ; then
if test ${ans} != o -a ${ans} != N; then exit 1 ; fi
fi
}
I'm not sure how to do it in shell programming, but this anyway
doesn't scale very well to other languages. The locale information
should be used here (the Yes/No shortcuts are part of locale
filesI'm however not aware of the exact way to use them).
I have rewritten su-to-root to be more l10n-friendly by removing text
duplication and using printf.
I need two advices from the l10n experts:
1) the best way to check if gettext is available.
2) the best way to deal with the yes/no prompting above.
You should use locale yesexpr and locale noexpr to know which
characters represent yes and no in the current language. The prompting
(y/n) should be translated as usual (by translators).
Greetings,
Fred
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Bug#383321: su-to-root = localisation ;-)
Hello Bil,
I am sitting in the Internet Cafee in Strasbourg and stay there up to 19:00
Please test the new version of the script...
'xgettext' will produce 8 strings to translate:
msgid usage: $0 [-X] [-p user] -c command\\n -c command: command to
execute\\n -p user: user to switch to (default: root)\\n -X: command is a
X11 program\\n
msgid About to execute $COMMAND.\\nThis command needs $PRIV privileges to be
executed.\\n
msgid Using $suname...\\nEnter $PRIV passwd:\\n
msgid Y
msgid y
msgid N
msgid n
msgid Incorrect password or command failed. Try again? (y/n)'
Am 2007-04-19 22:48:02, schrieb Bill Allombert:
On Sun, Aug 20, 2006 at 08:28:26AM -0500, Christian Perrier wrote:
GT5=$(gettext 'Incorrect password or command failed. Try again?')
echo -n ${GT5} (${ANS})
read ans
if [ ${FLAG} -eq 0 ] ; then
if test ${ans} != y -a ${ans} != Y; then exit 1 ; fi
elif [ ${FLAG} -eq 1 ] ; then
if test ${ans} != j -a ${ans} != J; then exit 1 ; fi
elif [ ${FLAG} -eq 2 ] ; then
if test ${ans} != o -a ${ans} != N; then exit 1 ; fi
fi
}
I'm not sure how to do it in shell programming, but this anyway
doesn't scale very well to other languages. The locale information
should be used here (the Yes/No shortcuts are part of locale
filesI'm however not aware of the exact way to use them).
I have rewritten su-to-root to be more l10n-friendly by removing text
duplication and using printf.
I need two advices from the l10n experts:
1) the best way to check if gettext is available.
sonce the gettext strings in a shell script are:
gettext 'Hello Bil!'
or
eval_gettext Hellp ${FRIEND}!
I use now at the beginning of the shell scripts:
8--
if [ -n $(which gettext) ] ; then
. gettext.sh
TEXTDOMAIN=exampleprog
TEXTDOMAINDIR=/usr/share/locale
else
gettext()
{
echo $1
}
eval_gettext()
{
echo $1
}
fi
8--
Which works without any errors...
2) the best way to deal with the yes/no prompting above.
echo Please answer with Y or N:
Is there good examples of l10n scripts in Debian?
^^
Are
Unfortunatly not, but maybe we can ask the gettext maintainer to
add my sniplet
I have attached the current, mostly untested, version.
I will test it...
8--
#!/bin/bash
if test -r ~/.su-to-rootrc; then
. ~/.su-to-rootrc
fi
PRIV=root
COMMAND=
NEEDS=text
if [ -n $(which gettext) ] ; then
. gettext.sh
TEXTDOMAIN=su-to-root
TEXTDOMAINDIR=/usr/share/locale
else
gettext()
{
echo $1
}
eval_gettext()
{
echo $1
}
fi
eshell() {
getent passwd $1 | cut -f7 -d:
}
usage () {
txt=$(gettext usage: $0 [-X] [-p user] -c command\n -c command: command
to execute\n -p user: user to switch to (default: root)\n -X: command is a
X11 program\n)
echo -e $txt 2
exit 1
}
for i in $@; do
case $prev in
-p)
PRIV=$i;;
-c)
COMMAND=$i;;
-X)
NEEDS=X11;;
esac
prev=$i
done
if [ -z $COMMAND ] ; then
usage;
fi
euid=$(id -u)
privid=$(id -u $PRIV)
if test $euid = $privid; then
$COMMAND
else
case $NEEDS in
text)
if test $euid != 0; then
txt=$(eval_gettext 'About to execute $COMMAND.\nThis command needs $PRIV
privileges to be executed.\n')
echo -e $txt
fi
PATH=/sbin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/usr/bin/X11:/usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin
SHELL=`eshell $PRIV`
case $SU_TO_ROOT_SU in
sux) suname=sux; cmd='sux -p $PRIV$COMMAND';;
sudo) suname=sudo;cmd='sudo -u $PRIV$COMMAND';;
*)suname=su; cmd='su -p $PRIV -c $COMMAND';;
esac
txt=$(eval_gettext 'Using $suname...\nEnter $PRIV passwd:\n')
echo -e ${txt}
while ! eval $cmd; do
GT_Y=$(gettext 'Y')
GT_y=$(gettext 'y')
GT_N=$(gettext 'N')
GT_n=$(gettext 'n')
txt=$(gettext 'Incorrect password or command failed. Try again? (y/n)')
echo -e ${txt}
read ans
if test $ans != ${GT_y} -a $ans != ${GT_Y}; then
exit 1
fi
done;;
X11)
if test -z $SU_TO_ROOT_X; then
if which gksu /dev/null 21 ; then
if test X$KDE_FULL_SESSION = Xtrue \
which kdesu /dev/null 21 ; then
SU_TO_ROOT_X=kdesu
else
SU_TO_ROOT_X=gksu
fi;
elif which kdesu /dev/null 21 ; then
SU_TO_ROOT_X=kdesu
elif which sux /dev/null 21 ; then
SU_TO_ROOT_X=sux
else
SU_TO_ROOT_X=su-to-root
fi
fi
case $SU_TO_ROOT_X in
gksu) gksu -u $PRIV $COMMAND;;
kdesu) kdesu -u $PRIV $COMMAND;;
sux) env SU_TO_ROOT_SU=sux \
x-terminal-emulator -e su-to-root -p $PRIV -c $COMMAND;;
# As a last resort, open a new x-terminal-emulator and prompt for the password
# Do not use -X here!
*) x-terminal-emulator -e su-to-root -p $PRIV -c $COMMAND;;
esac;;
esac
Bug#383321: su-to-root = localisation ;-)
On Sun, Aug 20, 2006 at 08:28:26AM -0500, Christian Perrier wrote:
GT5=$(gettext 'Incorrect password or command failed. Try again?')
echo -n ${GT5} (${ANS})
read ans
if [ ${FLAG} -eq 0 ] ; then
if test ${ans} != y -a ${ans} != Y; then exit 1 ; fi
elif [ ${FLAG} -eq 1 ] ; then
if test ${ans} != j -a ${ans} != J; then exit 1 ; fi
elif [ ${FLAG} -eq 2 ] ; then
if test ${ans} != o -a ${ans} != N; then exit 1 ; fi
fi
}
I'm not sure how to do it in shell programming, but this anyway
doesn't scale very well to other languages. The locale information
should be used here (the Yes/No shortcuts are part of locale
filesI'm however not aware of the exact way to use them).
I have rewritten su-to-root to be more l10n-friendly by removing text
duplication and using printf.
I need two advices from the l10n experts:
1) the best way to check if gettext is available.
2) the best way to deal with the yes/no prompting above.
Is there good examples of l10n scripts in Debian?
I have attached the current, mostly untested, version.
Cheers,
--
Bill. [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Imagine a large red swirl here.
#!/bin/bash
if test -r ~/.su-to-rootrc; then
. ~/.su-to-rootrc
fi
PRIV=root
COMMAND=
NEEDS=text
gettext=$(which gettext 2/dev/null)
transf() {
txt=$1;
shift;
if [ -n $gettext ]; then
txt=$(gettext su-to-root $txt);
fi
printf $txt $@
}
eshell() {
getent passwd $1 | cut -f7 -d:
}
usage () {
transf 'usage: %s [-X] [-p user] -c command
-c command: command to execute
-p user: user to switch to (default: root)
-X: command is a X11 program\n' $0 2
exit 1
}
for i in $@; do
case $prev in
-p)
PRIV=$i;;
-c)
COMMAND=$i;;
-X)
NEEDS=X11;;
esac
prev=$i
done
if [ -z $COMMAND ] ; then
usage;
fi
euid=$(id -u)
privid=$(id -u $PRIV)
if test $euid = $privid; then
$COMMAND
else
case $NEEDS in
text)
if test $euid != 0; then
transf About to execute %s.\n $COMMAND
transf This command needs %s privileges to be executed.\n $PRIV
fi
PATH=/sbin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/usr/bin/X11:/usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin
SHELL=`eshell $PRIV`
case $SU_TO_ROOT_SU in
sux) suname=sux; cmd='sux -p $PRIV$COMMAND';;
sudo) suname=sudo;cmd='sudo -u $PRIV$COMMAND';;
*)suname=su; cmd='su -p $PRIV -c $COMMAND';;
esac
transf 'Using %s...\n' $suname
transf 'Enter %s passwd:\n' $PRIV
while ! eval $cmd; do
transf 'Incorrect password or command failed. Try again? (y/n)'
read ans
if test $ans != y -a $ans != Y; then
exit 1
fi
done;;
X11)
if test -z $SU_TO_ROOT_X; then
if which gksu /dev/null 21 ; then
if test X$KDE_FULL_SESSION = Xtrue \
which kdesu /dev/null 21 ; then
SU_TO_ROOT_X=kdesu
else
SU_TO_ROOT_X=gksu
fi;
elif which kdesu /dev/null 21 ; then
SU_TO_ROOT_X=kdesu
elif which sux /dev/null 21 ; then
SU_TO_ROOT_X=sux
else
SU_TO_ROOT_X=su-to-root
fi
fi
case $SU_TO_ROOT_X in
gksu) gksu -u $PRIV $COMMAND;;
kdesu) kdesu -u $PRIV $COMMAND;;
sux) env SU_TO_ROOT_SU=sux \
x-terminal-emulator -e su-to-root -p $PRIV -c $COMMAND;;
# As a last resort, open a new x-terminal-emulator and prompt for the password
# Do not use -X here!
*) x-terminal-emulator -e su-to-root -p $PRIV -c $COMMAND;;
esac;;
esac
fi
Bug#383321: su-to-root = localisation ;-)
Am 2006-09-08 21:15:57, schrieb Bill Allombert: Hello Michelle, Thanks for your effort. However, I have made a new su-to-root version. Would be willing to make a new patch for this version that addresses Christian concerns and revert to English when gettext is not available ? Now I have a question: Why should gettect not be availlable? Package: gettext-base Source: gettext Version: 0.14.4-2 Priority: standard Section: base gettext-base is ALWAYS availlable, otherwise a System would be broken. I have removed tried to remove gettext-base from a Test-Workstation and was heavyly warned by apt (I was wondering that Priority standard can cause this). I had to use the force option to remove it. After this I was running with the half system into trouble even with locale C. Maybe I should contact the other DM's about this problem. But anyway, I will create a version (this doule the code) which can entirely ignore gettext-base if not availlable. I think, it is crazy, to code stuff, for $USER, which enforce a break of the system. Thanks, Greetings and nice Day Michelle Konzack Systemadministrator Tamay Dogan Network Debian GNU/Linux Consultant -- Linux-User #280138 with the Linux Counter, http://counter.li.org/ # Debian GNU/Linux Consultant # Michelle Konzack Apt. 917 ICQ #328449886 50, rue de Soultz MSM LinuxMichi 0033/6/6192519367100 Strasbourg/France IRC #Debian (irc.icq.com) -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of unsubscribe. Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Bug#383321: su-to-root = localisation ;-)
On Tue, Aug 15, 2006 at 07:21:12PM +0200, Michelle Konzack wrote: Package: menu Version: 2.1.24 Severity: wishlist Since some of my frech clients had ask me to make an i18l version of su-to-root, I send you the resultat. I have attached the 5 files (su-to-root, su-to-root.pot, su-to-root_de.po and su-to-root_fr.po su-to-root.1) which are tested and they are working. And last not least I hope it will go into Debian... :-) Hello Michelle, Thanks for your effort. However, I have made a new su-to-root version. Would be willing to make a new patch for this version that addresses Christian concerns and revert to English when gettext is not available ? Cheers, -- Bill. [EMAIL PROTECTED] Imagine a large red swirl here. -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of unsubscribe. Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Bug#383321: su-to-root = localisation ;-)
I have attached the 5 files (su-to-root, su-to-root.pot, su-to-root_de.po
and su-to-root_fr.po su-to-root.1) which are tested and they are working.
Additionaly I have attached the su-to-root_de.mo and su-to-root_fr.mo.
There are several glitches here and there with regard to i18n:
usage() {
GT1=$(gettext 'usage')
GT2=$(gettext 'user')
GT3=$(gettext 'command')
GT4=$(gettext 'command is a X11 program')
echo ${GT1}: $0 '[-X] [-p ${GT2}] -c ${GT3} 2
echo -X: ${GT4} 2
exit 1
This makes a few assumptions about the languages syntax. Indeed,
concatenating strings to rebuild sentences is generally a bad idea in
i18n programs as various languages can have various syntax.
Here, for instance, the French l10n team generally uses Syntaxe :
as prefix to usage lines. Notices the non breakable space before the
colon
So, indeed, you should just use *one* string for the whole string to
be translated.
Ditto for the -X: command is a X11 program string
GT5=$(gettext 'Incorrect password or command failed. Try again?')
echo -n ${GT5} (${ANS})
read ans
if [ ${FLAG} -eq 0 ] ; then
if test ${ans} != y -a ${ans} != Y; then exit 1 ; fi
elif [ ${FLAG} -eq 1 ] ; then
if test ${ans} != j -a ${ans} != J; then exit 1 ; fi
elif [ ${FLAG} -eq 2 ] ; then
if test ${ans} != o -a ${ans} != N; then exit 1 ; fi
fi
}
I'm not sure how to do it in shell programming, but this anyway
doesn't scale very well to other languages. The locale information
should be used here (the Yes/No shortcuts are part of locale
filesI'm however not aware of the exact way to use them).
Project-Id-Version: menu \n
Report-Msgid-Bugs-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]\n
POT-Creation-Date: 2006-08-15 18:28+0200\n
PO-Revision-Date: 2006-08-15 18:42+0200\n
Last-Translator: Michelle Konzack [EMAIL PROTECTED]\n
Language-Team: french [EMAIL PROTECTED]\n
MIME-Version: 1.0\n
Content-Type: text/plain; charset=iso-8859-1\n
Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit\n
#: su-to-root:22
msgid usage
msgstr utilisation
.../...
Any French translation should get a review by the French l10n team
(I'd recommend the same for the German translation). The fr.po file
you provided should not be used as Bill will certainly see it by
himself...
(Bill Allombert, who maintains menu, is a French native speaker)
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Bug#383321: su-to-root = localisation ;-)
Package: menu
Version: 2.1.24
Severity: wishlist
Since some of my frech clients had ask me to make an i18l version of
su-to-root, I send you the resultat.
I have attached the 5 files (su-to-root, su-to-root.pot, su-to-root_de.po
and su-to-root_fr.po su-to-root.1) which are tested and they are working.
Additionaly I have attached the su-to-root_de.mo and su-to-root_fr.mo.
If you want to test it, do following:
1) copy su-to-root into ~/bin and make sure it is in your Path
2) mkdir -p ${HOME}/locale/{de,fr}/LC_MESSAGES
3) mv su-to-root_de.po ${HOME}/locale/de/LC_MESSAGES/su-to-root.mo
mv su-to-root_fr.po ${HOME}/locale/fr/LC_MESSAGES/su-to-root.mo
4) I asum you have an english environement
5) now open a terminal and try:
su-to-root
if you have am environement other then de or fr you will get
english output. Same if you try
su-to-root -c bash
6) Now try the two above command with the environement variables
[EMAIL PROTECTED] LANGUAGE=de su-to-root
and
[EMAIL PROTECTED] LANGUAGE=fr su-to-root
And last not least I hope it will go into Debian... :-)
Oh yes, at the beginning of the su-to-root script I have definde two
variables currently GRP_LANG1 and GRP_LANG2. here are setup the
languages which have the same reponse (letters) to yes/no and then
the function falsepasswd() must be adapted.
Note: IF you want to use the modified version in the menu package,
please change in the su-to-root script the line
TEXTDOMAINDIR=${HOME}/locale
to
TEXTDOMAINDIR=/usr/share/locale
Greetings
Michelle Konzack
Systemadministrator
Tamay Dogan Network
Debian GNU/Linux Consultant
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# SERVICES; LOSS OF USE, DATA, OR PROFITS; OR BUSINESS INTERRUPTION) #
# HOWEVER CAUSED AND ON ANY THEORY OF LIABILITY, WHETHER IN #
# CONTRACT, STRICT LIABILITY, OR TORT (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE OR #
# OTHERWISE) ARISING IN ANY WAY OUT OF THE USE OF THIS SOFTWARE, #
# EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGE. #
##
. gettext.sh
export TEXTDOMAIN=su-to-root
export TEXTDOMAINDIR=${HOME}/locale
if test -r ~/.su-to-rootrc; then
. ~/.su-to-rootrc
fi
