On Monday 06 September 2010 08:31:29 F Wolff wrote: > Op Vr, 2010-09-03 om 12:30 -0500 skryf Josh Paetzel: > > I've been threatening/promising to stick poole into the FreeBSD ports > > tree since 2006!!! > > > > It's finally happening for real. I just finished committing the update > > to translate-toolkit 1.8.0 and will be finishing up the pootle port and > > committing it with any luck before I start this holiday weekend (in the > > US) > > > > @freebsd.org hat off > > > > The PC-BSD project has been using pootle for it's translations since > > 2006, and we've been extremely pleased with it. > > > > Thanks for a wonderful piece of software. > > Hi Josh > > Thanks for the work on getting Pootle into ports! I guess once you have > Pootle 2.1.0 in, it would be easy to update later (you might have seen > version 2.1.1 released a few hours after you posted your message :-) > > Please keep us up to date, and maybe we can even include instructions on > the wiki if the FreeBSD ports are always up to date. > > If you are interested, we can also have a look at the integration done > in the existing Linux packages. Maybe there are some useful ideas there > to get things configured optimally. > > Keep well > Friedel > >
heh, yeah, I saw the new version released. That's been happening to me for years, to be honest I wasn't surprised. I am going to bring in 2.1.1, most of what I had done for 2.1.0 was reusable. :) I do have one question. On FreeBSD config files are in /usr/local/etc, pootle wants to create /etc/pootle. I've tried setting the --prefix to /usr/local but that doesn't help. Setting --root to /usr/local does, but then everything else goes into /usr/local/usr/local which isn't a viable solution. Is there an incantation to get /etc/pootle to be /usr/local/etc/pootle, or should I just move it manually after the install? -- Thanks, Josh Paetzel
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