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This file contains documentation for editing and maintaining the Audacity web
site. Audacity is free software for sound editing and recording. The web site
is at <http://audacity.sourceforge.net/>.
CONTENTS:
1. Installation
2. License and Copyright
3. Localization
4. Updating Content
5. Uploading Changes
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1. INSTALLATION
The Audacity web site requires PHP 4, and the PHP PEAR "HTTP" package
(for content negotiation).
"MultiViews" are required, so that "copyright.php" can be accessed as
simply "copyright", for example. On Apache servers, MultiViews will be
turned on by the .htaccess file. (This requires "AllowOverride Options" to
be enabled in the server configuration.)
Apache's mod_rewrite is required for automatic redirection of URLs from
previous versions of the site.
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2. LICENSE AND COPYRIGHT
Except where otherwise noted, all material on this site is licensed under the
Creative Commons Attribution License, version 2.0. You can find a copy of
this license in the file LICENSE.txt, or at:
http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/
If you contribute original material to this web site, please add your name to
the comments at the start of each file you add or modify. For example:
/*
* Copyright 2003 Dominic Mazzoni
* Copyright 2004 Matt Brubeck
* This file is licensed under a Creative Commons license:
* http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/
*/
If you contribute material that you can't (or don't want to) place under
this Creative Commons license, please make sure it is clearly marked with
copyright or license notices visible to readers of the web site.
Our use of Google Free web search is governed by Google's Terms of Use:
http://www.google.com/services/terms_free.html
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3. LOCALIZATION
Internationalization and localization are handled by PHP's gettext
functions. All PHP files use the UTF-8 encoding. When editing these files,
please configure your editor to use UTF-8.
Localized pages are served automatically based on the Accept-Language header
sent by the user's web browser. Localized versions can also be accessed
through links in the page footers. (This method also sets a cookie so that
future pages will be served in the same language.)
To add a new translation:
- Copy the translated po file to locale/X.po where "X" is the locale code.
- Run "make" to compile the PO file.
- Add a new item to the available_locales array in include/lang.inc.php.
Note: The "full locale name" must match one of the available locales on the
web server. Run "localedef --list-archive" for a list of locales. On a
Debian system, use /etc/locale.gen and "locale-gen" to add locales.
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4. UPDATING CONTENT
When adding new content, be sure to pass all translatable strings through
the _("gettext") function. For example:
<p><?=_("This sentence will be translated.")?></p>
After adding or changing any translatable string, run "make" to update the
message catalogs. For significant changes, you may want to send the updated
POT file to the translators before the change is published to the live web
site, so that they have a chance to update the PO files first.
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5. UPLOADING CHANGES
After checking your changes into CVS, run "cvs update && make" in
"/home/groups/a/au/audacity/htdocs" on shell.sourceforge.net to update
the live web site.
For files that are not stored in CVS or generated by the Makefile, you can
use scp or rsync to upload them to shell.sourceforge.net.
You should run "umask 002" before modifying the audacity group directory on
the sourceforge servers. You may want to put this in your ~/.bashrc file
(but be careful if you keep private files in your personal home directory).
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