Is there some prediction about time when that will be done?

> Also I must ask you where I could find updated pots for 5.x, since those
> here (http://drupal.org/project/drupal-pot) are from July of last year?

With l10n_server, you just need to drop in the latest Drupal 5 release
(no need for specific templates).

Well, thats how I understood it will work, and thats why I asked about l10n_server.
So, what are you suggest, should I go to test server (since I don't want to setup new one; I see that they on drupaler.ru accept several languages) and there upload my .po file and start updating non translated strings (I understood from your explanation that translations from current servers will be imported to central one, so nothing will be lost) or do it as it was done till l10n_server (or third option to wait creation of l10n_server on drupal.org, if it will be created soon)?

2008/2/18, Gábor Hojtsy <gabor@hojtsy.hu>:

2008/2/18 Milan Dinić <liste@srpski.biz>:
> I read whole documentation about translating on drupal.org and found some
>  informations, which I need to be cleared. Should I update smaller .po files
> from this big one and then create an issue so someone will then update
> project page or go directly to new localization server, which I found that
>  is on test phase?
>
> I also checked one where I see several Slavic languages
> (http://www.drupaler.ru/). My question is also are those localization
>  servers temporary, so after that all will be moved to drupal.org (i.e.
> l10n.drupal.org) or they will stay in current look (separated for each
>  language)? If they move to central server on drupal.org, will all
> translations be moved over there? Are those current servers updated with
>  new strings and are those translations automatically updated on drupal.org
> or there is need for manual update?
>  We could create translation team for Serbian and thats why I ask you about
> servers, since it would be easier to translate for Drupal 6 and for
> numerous modules with collaboration.

The current plan is that we are going to have a central server setup
on drupal.org. All translation servers are expected to export and then
import their translations to the central server. A fundamental
advantage of the central server will be

- drupal.org managed, so with proper backup, etc
- projects will only need to be scanned once, available to all
- the same set of projects available for translations of all teams
- same toolset (so if you contribute to more languages, you can
easily hop around)
- translation packages will be generated and downloadable on drupal.org
- translation status will be displayed on project pages directly on
drupal.org (eg. on the Views project page, you will see a list of
translation status as well)

> Also I must ask you where I could find updated pots for 5.x, since those
>  here (http://drupal.org/project/drupal-pot) are from July of last year?

With l10n_server, you just need to drop in the latest Drupal 5 release
(no need for specific templates). We can generate new templates for
that CVS project, but string changes were minimal if anything changed
at all in later Drupal releases.

Gabor
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