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After a clean install of the newest revision 594, in followed the instructions to install rosetta. Everything went successful, I can see django_rosetta-0.5.6-py2.6.egg in the python2.6 lib. I also checked the urls.py & the settings.py, also fine. Debug mode is turned off in the settings_local.py. I touched osqa.fcgi, but I still end up with a 404 when calling http://mysite.com/rosetta/ What am I missing? Any advice? As I said before, it was working like a charm under revision 396 Edit: I copied the old django.po and django.mo from my old installation and pasted them in the new. (I had already completed 62% of the German translation) |
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See this: http://jira.osqa.net/browse/OSQA-484 I too was getting 404s. Thanks to Stas Shtin for submitting this patch. After applying it rosetta is picked up and ready to translate (SVN revision-769) |
Can you import rosetta from the command line?
I have the same problem. I followed the instructions in http://meta.osqa.net/questions/1696/how-to-use-rosetta-in-osqa-to-do-translations-through-a-web-interface using easy_install The settings.py and urls.py files have been modified correctly (and automatically, thanks!) But I get a 404 when going to http://mysite.com/rosetta , which otherwise runs OSQA perfectly. Any idea where I should start looking for a bug? BTW, I'm on Webfaction. And yes, I can import rosetta from the command line.
@stocko, make sure you you don't have debug disabled, an add a slash to the the url, so it becomes http://mysite.com/rosetta/
@hernani-cerqueira You mean DEBUG should be False, right? I added the slash and still get a 404. As far as I understand, this is what the OP is getting too. Also, I'm making a Swedish translation of OSQA, how would I go about submitting it when it's ready?