2011/5/25 Fabien Chéreau <[email protected]>:
> This approach has several advantages: it will be much easier for
> contributors to translate the website, it will be easier to manage
> updates, the whole code will be stored in the main Stellarium bzr.

I  would prefer not to load a website in the main repository of Stellarium's.

> On the other hand they could be a number of issues:
>  1 - We will loose the current translated php files content. I think
> it's quite OK when I see the quite bad state of website translation.
> We could also use this opportunity to update a bit the webpage
> content.

I agree with this position.

>  2- There may be some security issues by allowing untrusted people to
> edit the translated website content in launchpad (like injection of
> javascipt etc..). A solution could be to allow only trusted people to
> edit the translations on launchpad, but unfortunately the permissions
> management for project translation in LP is unfortunately not very
> flexible and as far as I understood, I don't think it's possible.

This issue is being addressed through changes policy permissions for
the translation project - but you can not specify different policies
for different "domain's" within one project.

>  3- Anything else?

How to update translations on the site?

-- 
With best regards, Alexander

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