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Description of problem: I have made some changes in my early translation of the User's Guide of Publican. When I try uploading the modified files, Zanata fails with the message: JBWEB000065: HTTP Status 500 - An error occurred while uploading the file : Invalid PO file contents on file: pot/Adding_Code_Samples JBWEB000309: type JBWEB000067: Status report JBWEB000068: message An error occurred while uploading the file : Invalid PO file contents on file: pot/Adding_Code_Samples JBWEB000069: description JBWEB000145: The server encountered an internal error that prevented it from fulfilling this request. JBoss Web/7.2.2.Final-redhat-1 The po file is valid. Publican (v2 or v3) builds the html file on my desktop. With the previous version of Zanata, all was working fine. I don't know if the concern is in Zanata or in Publican? Besides, setting up the possibility of downloading all the files (zip format) would be useful. Thanks, Gé Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): How reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. 2. 3. Actual results: Expected results: Additional info:
Hi Gé -- can you please tell me the command you used to upload your translations? The lines you've pasted there indicate that the Zanata client is trying to upload a POT file, not a translation.
(In reply to Ruediger Landmann from comment #2) Hi Ruediger "-- can you please tell me the command you used to upload your translations?" I translate offline. I download files for translation either by git or (with the earlier version of Zanata) clicking on the name of the document in the list of files (don't work: presently directs to the online translation). When the translation is done, I upload. I click on the small icon of the Actions column. There a popup window ask me the name and localization of the file on my computer. Then I click the button Upload. URL of the page is (for me): https://translate.zanata.org/zanata/webtrans/translate?project=publican-ug&iteration=3&localeId=fr&locale=fr A typical line looks like: Path: pot/ Document: Adding_Code_Samples Statistic: (here translation's statistics histogram followed by percentage) 100% Complete: 450 Incomplete: 0 Remaining hours: 0 (?) Last Upload: 08/03/13 04:38 by rlandmann Last Translated: 29/08/13 23:47 by geodebay Actions: (here a little icon with a tooltip: "Upload document to merge/override translation") It is this icon I use (I was using) for uploading my translation. "The lines you've pasted there indicate that the Zanata client is trying to upload a POT file, not a translation." Yes, I presume, but the column Path cannot be modified in "po" Regards, Gé
Thanks Gé -- so, can I please confirm that: 1. when you click File Upload > Browse you're going to the directory in which you've saved your French translation and not the empty PO files? Sorry for the obvious question, but when I click File Upload > Browse, I'm taken to a directory of POT files instead... 2. The files you've translated have the .po extension, not .pot? Cheers, Rudi
(In reply to Ruediger Landmann from comment #4) > Thanks Gé -- so, can I please confirm that: > > 1. when you click File Upload > Browse you're going to the directory in > which you've saved your French translation and not the empty PO files? The directory is not empty. It contains the translated po files. To proofread my work, I use publican build and so, I see the result on Firefox. > Sorry > for the obvious question, but when I click File Upload > Browse, I'm taken > to a directory of POT files instead... Yes, but when you browse you can go everywhere. The button opens Nautilus on my computer. > > 2. The files you've translated have the .po extension, not .pot? > Yes, .po extension. The po file (for the first line: Adding_Code_Samples.po) is not too big, so I join it. This process was working fine with the previous version of Zanata. > Cheers, > Rudi
Hi Gé, I recently made some changes to the zanata settings for the PUG. Let us know if it starts or stops working for you.
Hi Gé, I've had a chat with the Zanata devs and reimported the translation using the correct zanata-cli options.
Hi Jeff, I restart working with Zanata on the translation of Publican User Guide. To day, it works fine and I can upload my work. Thanks