Bug#311591: marked as done (diskless)
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From: Clytie Siddall <clytie@riverland.net.au>
Subject: diskless
Date: Thu, 2 Jun 2005 13:32:27 +0930
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Package: diskless
Version: 0.3.18.0.5
Severity: wishlist
Tags: l10n, patch
While translating the debconf file diskless_0.3.18.0.5, I encountered =20=
the following typos, which I thought you might like to eliminate in a =20=
future release.
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1.
po:5
auto: =E2=91=A4 Type: string
auto: =E2=91=A4 Description
reference: =E2=91=A4 ../diskless-image-secure.templates:12 =
../diskless-image-=20
simple.templates:12
Original: =E2=8C=980=09
This specifies the address of the central NFS server where to mount
partitions from on the clients. It is recommended that this contain =20
the IP
address, although this is not required.
(I suggest:
"This specifies the address of the central NFS server on which =20
clients will mount partitions"
or
"This specifies the address of the central NFS server on which will =20
be mounted partitions from clients"
also
"Including the IP address is recommended, but not required."
This is fairly complex English, so please don't feel bad about it. ;) )
2.
po:9
auto: =E2=91=A4 Type: string
auto: =E2=91=A4 Description
reference: =E2=91=A4 ../diskless-image-secure.templates:27 =
../diskless-image-=20
simple.templates:27
Original: =E2=8C=980=09
This option specifies the path which will be used by the clients to =20
their
private read-write directories. The IP address will be appended to =20
the end
of this path.
(to access their private read-write directories?)
3.
po:11
auto: =E2=91=A4 Type: string
auto: =E2=91=A4 Description
reference: =E2=91=A4 ../diskless-image-secure.templates:35 =
../diskless-image-=20
simple.templates:35
Original: =E2=8C=980=09
This specifies where /home on the clients should be mounted from your =20=
NFS
server. Examples are /home, /tftpboot/home, etc.
(You don't use "for example" or "e.g." with "etc." One or the other, =20
not both. ;)
With "e.g." or "for example", you're saying "here are a few =20
possibilities".
With "etc.", you're saying "and the rest".
Thus you're saying in this string, "Here are a few possible home =20
directories, and the rest." It doesn't fit. So you can say:
"For example, /home, /tftpboot/home."
or
"( /home, /tftpboot/home etc.)"
;)
4.
You have a pair of duplicate strings, bar the capital D in Debian. =20
You may want to remove one. ;)
.po:3
auto: =E2=91=A4 Type: string
auto: =E2=91=A4 Description
reference: =E2=91=A4 ../diskless-image-secure.templates:4
Original: =E2=8C=980=09
This option specifies the default name for the master host. This is =20
required
to be setup by some debian packages. It should have an entry in the DNS.
po:22
auto: =E2=91=A4 Type: string
auto: =E2=91=A4 Description
reference: =E2=91=A4 ../diskless-image-simple.templates:4
Original: =E2=8C=980=09
This option specifies the default name for the master host. This is =20
required
to be setup by some Debian packages. It should have an entry in the DNS.
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Subject: diskless removed
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diskless has been removed from Debian due to bugginess and lack of
maintenance. Similar functionality is provided by lessdisks. For
details, see <http://bugs.debian.org/107808>.
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