On Wed, Oct 15, 2003 at 10:43:20AM +0200, Marco d'Itri wrote: > On Oct 15, Martin Quinson <mquinson@ens-lyon.fr> wrote: > > >> >/etc/po-sysv/<lang-code>/po-sysv.po > >> >/etc/po-sysv/<lang-code>/user.po > >> Keep these files outside of /etc, they are not configuration. > >user.po is exactly a configuration file, isn't it ? > No, a .po file is not a configuration file at all. This po file was intended to let the user express overrides to the translations provided by the system, in the same way than /etc/menu files are a solution to let the user override the default settings. That's why I'm not convinced of the non-config status of this file. But forget about this file, JoeyH convinced me that this file is useless. > >> >/usr/share/locale/.../po-sysv-scripts.mo > >> > The result of the concatenation of both databases, to be used by the init > >> > scripts > >> /usr may not be mounted when the scripts are run. > >> > >> >/etc/sysv-i18n/sysv-i18n.bashrc > >> > every bash-based init script should source it prepare the i18n of messages. > >> Again, this does not appear to be a config file. > > > >Would you fill a policy violation bug against bash for having the file > >/etc/bash.bashrc ? > No, because this is a config file. Err, I'm not sure I understand the difference between my rc file and bash's. But never mind, I followed the debconf example and moved it to /usr/share/po-sysv.... ... which, in turn, is a bad location since it won't be mounted at the beginning. Ok. I'll move it back to /etc (or /lib, if you insist very much). Thanks for your time, Mt. -- Of course Pacman didn't influence us as kids. If it did, we'd be running around in darkened rooms, popping pills and listening to repetitive music.
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