Re: New FAS release

[Toshio Kuratomi]

On Wed, Nov 09, 2011 at 03:38:53PM +0100, Kévin Raymond wrote:
>  Toshio,
>  
>  There are many CLA strings, even if cla_done still exists, we should
>  only mention the FPCA.
>  I've seen with pingou, who forwarded to abadger1999, cla.html template
>  is going to be removed.
>  That would have been smart to have removed the not needed strings :).
>  
>  I understand that he is working on it…
>  That would be great if you could let us know if a new POT could be
>  pushed before the fas update.
>  
>  That's not a big problem as the only difference would be old strings
>  removal, but we avoid to translate the strings not used.
>   
I'm also abadger199 on IRC.

Couple updates here --

1) I've just removed those and pushed the updated .pot file.  We were in
   a hurry to migrate from the cla to fpca and once it was out it slipped my
   mind to find the dead code and remove it.  Sorry for the extraneous
   strings.

2) My apologies to everyone but especially the Spanish, Polish, and Japanese
   translators since they were at 100%, while updating the strings for the
   cla removal I found that two recent bugfixes brought in three string
   changes:

   For clearing ssh keys:
   "Your key has been removed."

   and:

   "(remove ssh key)"

   and an addition to the help text on ssh keys.  The following section has
   a new sentence at the end:

<p>Many resources require public key authentication to work.  By 
uploading your public key to us, you can then log in to our servers.  
Type \"man ssh-keygen\" for more information on creating your key (it 
must be an RSA key).  Once created you will want to upload 
~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub.  <br /><br />If you wish to login through several
hosts, each with their own public key, you can create a concatenated file
of public ssh keys and upload it in lieu of the individual ssh public key.</p>



Sorry, I'm a little new to organizing string freeze for translators along
with code freeze to keep out code regressions.  I'll be more vigilant about
string changes from now on.

-Toshio