Hey Cátia,
Don't be annoyed now :). Thanks Xavier and Stefano, by the way.
"Chunked encoded" translates, as you rightly did, into "codificado em
blocos" (http://www.cert.br/certcc/advisories/CA-2002-09-br.html,
somewhere in the text). As to "the body is malformed" we could go either
with "o corpo está mal formatado" or "o body está mal formatado".
We chose to translate as "Não parece estar codificado em blocos ou o
body está mal formatado", no translation of "body" since the sentence is
so "l33t" that whoever gets the message would probably understand it
better were it not translated...
In general, and to the attention of Nikolay and probably Lloyd, maybe
this message (and others of the same family) could read something a
little more user-friendly. I don't mean to return to older mac's -11
bomb errors, but still...
Cheers e um beijo
Zé
Cátia Kitahara wrote:
Ze,
I must confess I don't know what it means =P, but we translated it
like this:
"Não parece conter código em bloco ou o corpo está incorreto."
Does that make sense? If it doesn't, than I'd be glad too to see (and
understand) how it should be translated. As a non coder myself, I
think that messages should be translated in a way people like me would
figure out a little bit what it means. You may say that it's much
possible that only geeks will come across with these messages, but you
never know. People like me feel intimidated by these things and it's
very annoying.
Cheers,
Cátia
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