Quoting Marco M. F. De Santis (marco@digitaldruid.net): > 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". You're right. I was wondering about that and was lazy checking this myself...then forgot..:-) I slightly reformulated the template to take into account that it is shown during package purge. See attached file (which also incorporates last suggestions by David and Justin). > >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 suggest you followup in this bug report. No need to CC me (I'm subscribed to hoteldruid PTS) but please CC debian-l10n-english. > > >I think that I'll post a small note on Planet Debian about this new package. > > That would be great, thank you. Here it is: http://www.perrier.eu.org/weblog/2012/07/31#hoteldruid > >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 Well, if I can insist, I'm sure that using gettext would bring a *lot* to localization because it's the de facto standard for localization and because PO files are much more maintainable than simple flat text files over time. I think it does balance the extra hassle of users needing the needed PHP library (at least on environments where HD can be packaged this is not really a problem, more an extra dependency).
Template: hoteldruid/configure-apache Type: boolean Default: true _Description: Automatically configure the Apache web server for HotelDruid? HotelDruid runs on any web server supporting PHP, but automatic configuration can only be performed for Apache. . Once configured, HotelDruid can be accessed locally at "http://localhost/hoteldruid";. . Please choose whether automatic configuration should be performed now. Template: hoteldruid/restrict-localhost Type: boolean Default: true _Description: Restrict HotelDruid access to localhost? The Apache web server can be configured to forbid HotelDruid connections from other machines. . It is recommended to activate this setting if HotelDruid is going to be used from this machine. . Additional access control can be enabled by setting the HotelDruid administrator password from the "users management" page. User logins will then become mandatory. Template: hoteldruid/restart-webserver Type: boolean Default: true _Description: Restart the web server after HotelDruid configuration? In order to activate the new configuration for HotelDruid, the web server has to be restarted. Template: hoteldruid/purgedata Type: boolean Default: false _Description: Purge HotelDuid data when purging the package? The hoteldruid package is about to be removed from this system. . HotelDruid stores its data in "/var/lib/hoteldruid". If you choose this option, these data files will be erased now. . Refuse this option if there is operational information which should be kept after HotelDruid is removed.
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