[rt-users] language mess in rt3

THAUVIN Blaise (Dir. Informatique) bthauvin at clearchannel.fr
Mon Mar 31 07:06:12 EST 2003


RT uses a translation file to get the actual string translations and the
language preference in your browser to "guess" which language to use for
your pages.

If you want only English, you have two solutions :
- set the preferences in your browser to English first (or at least, higher
than Czech and any other language RT knows)
- suppress the cz.po file in the lib/RT/I18N directory (I've never tried
that, but it should work, if it doesn't, empty it)

If you ever want Czech language everywhere, you just have to update the
translation file which must be missing some translations. This is why you
get a mixed interface.

Before translating, do a "make regenerate-catalogs" on a fresh installation
package. This will extract all strings from the source code and update the
translation file. You can then browse through it and translate all lines
that are not. When done, you can send the file to the original translator
and to Jesse.

Blaise

-----Message d'origine-----
De : Peter Mikeska [mailto:mikeska at alcatel.sk]
Envoye : lundi 31 mars 2003 10:19
A : rt-users at lists.fsck.com
Objet : [rt-users] language mess in rt3


Hello, rt-users,

  I have set up rt3 from rt2, after 3 days of fight its done, somehow.
  but I still cant figure out how to change language in web end. its
  mixed in english/czech words, how to set it to only english. I have
  Red Hat 7.3/Perl 5.6.1 ,
  thnx a lot.

  Miki

-- 
cee ya
 Peter                          mailto:mikeska at alcatel.sk

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