Re: Bug#683182: [RFR] templates://hoteldruid/{templates}
Il 31/07/2012 17:32, Christian PERRIER ha scritto:
Template: hoteldruid/purgedata
Type: boolean
Default: false
-_Description: Purge also application data now?
- By default, HotelDruid stores all its data in some files in
- /var/lib/hoteldruid.
- .
- Accepting this option will remove all this data and leave you with a
- tidier system once the HotelDruid package has been removed, but
- may cause information loss if you have operational data in those
- files.
+_Description: Purge HotelDuid data when purging the package?
+ HotelDruid data are stored in /var/lib/hoteldruid.
+ .
+ If you choose this option, these data files will be removed when
+ the package is purged.
+ .
+ You should deny this option if you have operational information which
+ you wish to keep after HotelDruid is removed.
Some general revamping.
The synopsis uses a sentence style which we used in several other
packages.
And other paragraph also do the same, while still keeping the
recommendation of not purging if users want to keep the data.
Hello Christian, all the proposed changes are fine with me, just notice
for this one that this question gets asked on package removal (I've done
some research to see if this is allowed by debian policy, and found a
bug report about it where no definitive consensus was reached). So maybe
here it should be made clear that the data is going to be removed right
after you answer "yes".
Anyway, for once, I took a lot of time reviewing this. Probably
because I find it VERY interesting to see that we do not only
provide a gazillionth development language or obscure library....but
something that is really useful to end users..:-)
I nearly regret that I don't run a B&B myself as I would even have
managed it using free software, thanks to you..:-)
Thanks for your time and interest! Sorry that I can't answer very fast
now, but I'm currently on vacation out of home... Anyway I will try to
send you later today or tomorrow the updated debian templates with the
new questions about username/password (this will probably change a
little also the question about "restrict to local access"). How should I
send you the updated template? Can I attach it to the email?
I think that I'll post a small note on Planet Debian about this new package.
That would be great, thank you.
While at it: is HD internationalized and therefore translatable? If it
is, and particularly if it uses gettext for translation(PO files), I
think that the whole Debian i18n crowd would be delighted to complete
its translation and probably bring more languages into it.
It can be translated but does not use gettex, sorry. That's mainly
because depending on the gettext extension for php would have lead to
too many help requests from people that don't have it installed. I
mantain the Italian/English/Spanish translations, for other languages
there are contributed packages (most of them are out of date) that you
can find here:
http://www.hoteldruid.com/en/other_languages.html
Best regards,
Marco
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