[i18n] missing translation .po file and doesn't apply?

[Jan Schneider]

Zitat von 김 덕곤 <dgkim at dgkim.net>:

> 2014. 3. 16. 오후 10:52, Erling Preben Hansen 쓴 글:
>> Citat af 김 덕곤 <dgkim at dgkim.net>:
>>
>>> While I'm doing translation job.
>>>
>>> I couldn't find following.
>>>
>>> '''
>>> Click on one of your selected address books and then select all fields
>>> to search.
>>> To select multiple fields, hold down the Control (PC) or Command (Mac)
>>> while clicking.
>>> '''
>>>
>>> And I have translated some string, but can't apply on runtime.
>>>
>>> How do I debug it?
>>>
>>> ex. ' Default Alarm Setting:' ..
>>>
>>> How can I verify that .mo contains my msgstr?
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>>
>>
>> Hey
>> I had same problem with some strings not showing as translated.
>> I found out that it is important that the mo file is generated on the
>> system it is running on.
>> So I ran:
>> sudo horde-translate -b /path-to/module-base make -m module-name -l
>> language --no-compendium
>>
>> On my ubuntu system it would be like this for Horde_Core.
>> sudo horde-translate -b /usr/share/php/data/ make -m Horde_Core -l da
>> --no-compendium
>>
>> Then it worked. For strings I have translated.
>>
>> However I still have one or two string I can't find any where.
>>
>> It is too early to say yet but I do think that perhaps it is some other
>> error.
>> Perhaps a typo or something I don't know and aren't sure.
>> /erling
> I found strange thing.
>
> While I translating kronolith/ko/LC_MESSAGES/kronolith.po.
>
> message 'Default Alarm Setting:' which is on file  
> kronolith/templates/prefs/defaultlarm.html
>
> horde-translation and copied po, mo files to kronolith/locale/ko/LC_MESSAGES/
> (I am translating on git source)
>
> but translation doesn't work.
>
> so I updated defaultalarm.html file(to see difference). then  
> translation worked.
>
> I think there is a relation gettext thing and .html thing
>
> Why is that? and is it normal?

Yes, gettext catalogs are cached, and gettext isn't thread-safe. This  
combination produces a lot of funny behavior when updating  
translations. Restarting the web server helps.
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Jan Schneider
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