Re: [translate-pootle] Dealing with users who forgot password

2008-09-22 Thread Samuel Murray (Groenkloof)
Israel Saeta PĂ©rez wrote:

 On Sun, Sep 21, 2008 at 8:23 AM, Samuel Murray (Groenkloof)
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 Pootle currently requires activation of an account.  This is not ideal,
 IMO, because the user must remember what password he had chosen when he
 registered.  The act of activation does not automatically log in the
 user.  The user must also remember his username.

I apologise... I just checked a Pootle registration mail and it appears 
that the user's username, password and mail address are included in it.

I must add that I often get people tell me that they never receive their 
activation mail, which means I have to activate their accounts manually.

Samuel

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Re: [translate-pootle] Pootle and Version Control

2008-09-22 Thread Lars Kruse
Hi Urso,

 I am currently working on a VMWare Virtual Machine (VM) for as a Pootle
 Server. (I started last week a discussion/question about a ready made Pootle
 server on Virtual Machine.
 I am making a VM  based on SuSE Linux.

I could imagine, that a debian based image could be easier to prepare due to
their scriptable bootstrapping tools (debootstrap, live-helper) and their quite
current pootle packages. But SuSE surely has something similar, I guess ...
Anyway: you do the work - so you decide :)
It is a great project - however it is done ...


 Does someone has recommendations for the choice of a version control system?
 If it were to me, I would use subversion. But I would like to know if there
 are any pitfalls discovered in the combination Pootle/Subversion.?
 Suggestions??

 What about bazaar, cvs, git and others?  I can remember that Sayamindu (if I
 am correct) was working on a version control (issue) around Pootle... but I
 am not sure if I understood well.

Right now there are no specific issues with the different supported version
control systems, as far as I know. So this should not influence your decisions.

If I understand you correcly, then you want to encourage people to try out
pootle in this a pre-installed package/image, to check if it suits their
needs. In this case I would definitely install all the version control
programs, that are available in SuSE. They do not interfere with each other -
so you don't loose anything.

Btw: with the indexing engine it is different: there you can only choose one of
xapian/pylucene. If I remember correctly, then the translate toolkit would
prefer xapian over pylucene, in case both are installed.


 I am working on a small VM which can host a small amount of language (having
 Pootle footprint in mind).

The footprint mainly depends on the size of projects - not so much on the
available languages. But this can reconfigured by the user later, anyway - so it
is no problem ...


 If I succeed I will try to make this available somewhere on Internet.
 The VM is 4GB big and I have been told that this size could be a problem at
 SourceForge (for instance).
 Suggestions??

I guess, you thought about compressing the image?
Did you create a list of the SuSE packages, that can be removed from the
pootle image?
Do you need X / KDE / Gnome?


I hope, this helped,
regards.
Lars

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