I see some new additions to xfsprogs/po/Makefile: TOPDIR = .. include $(TOPDIR)/include/builddefs POTHEAD = $(PKG_NAME).pot LINGUAS = pl LSRCFILES = $(LINGUAS:%=%.po) $(POTHEAD) LDIRT = $(POTHEAD) B
xfsprogs/docs/CHANGES has hints... the initial Polish translation was added 31 January 2006 (that was when LINGUAS was updated). I don't know what the underlying reason for your question is (?) but t
I was just wondering why the xfsprogs build was suddenly installing this file: share/locale/pl/LC_MESSAGES/xfsprogs.mo when previous xfsprogs versions were not installing this file, but looks like th
Yep. Polish speaking FreeBSD users the world over will thank you. ;) BTW, while I've got you - what does "id -u root" give on FreeBSD? (is it "id: root: No such user" and then exit with a non-zero er
Oh, I see my mistake - "id -g root" is not looking for group root, its still refering to user root (the group of user root). Hmm, anyone know if theres a general Unix'y way to easily test if a given
Because there is no "root" group in FreeBSD. Only "wheel". You made the relevant change in version 1.3 of package_globals.m4 -- Craig Rodrigues rodrigc@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
I see some new additions to xfsprogs/po/Makefile: TOPDIR = .. include $(TOPDIR)/include/builddefs POTHEAD = $(PKG_NAME).pot LINGUAS = pl LSRCFILES = $(LINGUAS:%=%.po) $(POTHEAD) LDIRT = $(POTHEAD) B
xfsprogs/docs/CHANGES has hints... the initial Polish translation was added 31 January 2006 (that was when LINGUAS was updated). I don't know what the underlying reason for your question is (?) but t
I was just wondering why the xfsprogs build was suddenly installing this file: share/locale/pl/LC_MESSAGES/xfsprogs.mo when previous xfsprogs versions were not installing this file, but looks like th
Yep. Polish speaking FreeBSD users the world over will thank you. ;) BTW, while I've got you - what does "id -u root" give on FreeBSD? (is it "id: root: No such user" and then exit with a non-zero er
Oh, I see my mistake - "id -g root" is not looking for group root, its still refering to user root (the group of user root). Hmm, anyone know if theres a general Unix'y way to easily test if a given
Because there is no "root" group in FreeBSD. Only "wheel". You made the relevant change in version 1.3 of package_globals.m4 -- Craig Rodrigues rodrigc@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx