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[Jobst Schmalenbach <address@concealed>]

On Wed, Apr 04, 2007 at 09:41:18PM +0200, Olivier Salaün 
(address@concealed) wrote:
> You can disable some locales by editing the "supported_lang" sympa.conf 
> parameter, see 
> http://www.sympa.org/wiki/manual/conf-parameters/part3#supported_lang

I understand that.

I was trying to figure out why it is not working and how I can find out why 
not.
The system has plenty of languages installed:

  [USRE@SYSTEM /usr/share/locale] #>ls   
  am  bg  cs  el           en_CA  es     eu_ES  ga            hi  is  lg      
      lv  ms  no     ro  sl       sv  uk  zh
  ar  bn  cy  en           en_GB  et     fa     gcc-3.4.3.rw  hr  it  li      
      mk  nb  pl     ru  sq       ta  vi  zh_CN
  az  bs  da  en@boldquot  en_US  et_EE  fi     gl            hu  ja  
locale.alias  ml  nl  pt     rw  sr       tg  wa  zh_CN.GB2312
  be  ca  de  en@quot      eo     eu     fr     he            id  ko  lt      
      mn  nn  pt_BR  sk  sr@Latn  tr  yi  zh_TW

and it used to work with no problems on its predesessor.


Maybe I have to put more debug statements into the language script,
but everytime I change something inside a script, I need to restart sympa.

Is there a way around that?


jobst






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