Re: [translate-pootle] Pootle 1.2.0 fail building rpm

Yes sure: python -V Python 2.4.2 rpmbuild --version RPM versión 4.3.3 Regards Normando F Wolff escribió: > On Ma, 2008-10-20 at 23:33 -0200, Normando Hall wrote: > >> Hi Friedel >> >> I have building under "SME Server", based on Centos 4, similar to &

Re: [translate-pootle] Pootle 1.2.0 fail building rpm

Hi Friedel I have building under "SME Server", based on Centos 4, similar to rhel4. regards Normando F Wolff escribió: > On Sa, 2008-10-18 at 18:05 -0300, Normando Hall wrote: > >> Running the command >> >> ./pootlesetup.py bdist_rpm >> >> giv

[translate-pootle] Pootle 1.2.0 fail building rpm

Running the command ./pootlesetup.py bdist_rpm give me this error: + python setup.py build python: can't open file 'setup.py': [Errno 2] No such file or directory I have Pootle 1.1.0 and build ok, so I compared between the two pootlesetup.py file (1.1.0 and 1.2.0) and give me this diff: 203a

Re: [translate-pootle] How to scanpofiles at command line?

Thanks Friedel, it is very important for us. I reply this emal, because your email not go to the list, only for me. is there a way when we click reply the email reply to the list instead of the sender? regards, Normando F Wolff escribió: > Op Dinsdag 2008-03-04 skryf Normando Hall: >

[translate-pootle] How to scanpofiles at command line?

I have created a script (published in my lasts email) for update languages files from templates using pot2po. But when I added a new template, and then is generated a new po file under each language, I can't see it through pootle web inteface. I must restart the server to see it. Searching the

Re: [translate-pootle] poindex

cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory [EMAIL PROTECTED] ~]# The other server: [EMAIL PROTECTED] ~]# python2.4 -c "import PyLucene" [EMAIL PROTECTED] ~]# So, it is easy to identify the problem :) Best Regards, Normando F Wolff escribió: > Op Maandag 2008-03

[translate-pootle] Project folders

I was see various sites witch has folders under projects. I can't find the way to make this folders. I have tried to create real folders under /po/projects but without success. Thank you Normando Hall - This SF.net

[translate-pootle] poindex

happens? There is a way to re-create an index, or how to update index with the last strings. Thank you Normando Hall - This SF.net email is sponsored by: Microsoft Defy all challenges. Microsoft(R) Visual Studio 2008. http

Re: [translate-pootle] Make commits from command line

Our Pootle system is at http://translate.unixlan.com.ar/ and svn browser at http://www.unixlan.com.ar/viewvc regards, Normando Normando Hall escribió: > Thank you Friedel, Miklos, Lars, and Christian for your helpful advices. > > We implement a cron auto-commit script to make th

Re: [translate-pootle] Make commits from command line

Becareful with scripts because email wrap lines. Normando Normando Hall escribió: > Thank you Friedel, Miklos, Lars, and Christian for your helpful advices. > > We implement a cron auto-commit script to make the commits without force > user to make this. This is because in t

Re: [translate-pootle] Pootle wrap msgstr string

bug[1] which you can use to report your findings or to check on > progress. > > [1] http://bugs.wordforge.org/show_bug.cgi?id=340 > > On Fri, 2008-02-29 at 00:07 -0200, Normando Hall wrote: > >> Hi Dwayne >> >> Thank you very much for your advices. >> I ca

Re: [translate-pootle] Make commits from command line

Thank you Friedel, Miklos, Lars, and Christian for your helpful advices. We implement a cron auto-commit script to make the commits without force user to make this. This is because in the future we implement an automatic system to make patchs and rpms automatically, so yet at testing only. I

[translate-pootle] Make commits from command line

Hello again :) I want to make commit from command line. I can make commits through cron scripts, but I want through pootle, because add a message about translator and translated strings. Is this possible? Thank you Normando

[translate-pootle] Is possible "Update languages" from command line?

I need to update all languages from templates through command line because I have implemented svn access only for templates. So, when new or modify template is added or commit to repository, I have a cron script to make an "update" from svn to pootle templates dir. Then I want to parse template

[translate-pootle] Pootle wrap msgstr string

Hello. I want to no wrap or unwrap the translated strings through Pootle. When the msgstr strings is over 80 characters, this line is breack into several lines. The translated files must not break these lines, because error. What I can do to unwrap the already wraped lines? Are there any option