Thread: Re: [pgtranslation-translators] [pgtranslation-Patches][1011450] Update pg_ctl-sv and pg_controldata for branch 9.4.

There are no formal errors in these files (stuff that can be verified
via script). Ok to apply them? Or does any of you have a Swede uncle
with database expertise we can submit them to? :)

The patches have not been submitted to redmine but to the old tracker.
Is it possible to pull its plug? There are still a few info out of
date on babel.postgresql.org: there is a bug open in redmine for them,
I don't have permission to fix them.

-- Daniele

On Sun, Sep 7, 2014 at 1:18 AM,  <pgtranslation-patches@pgfoundry.org> wrote:
> pgtranslation-Patches item #1011450, was opened at 2014-09-07 02:18 by Mats Erik Andersson
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> Status: Open
> Priority: 3
> Submitted By: Mats Erik Andersson (meand)
> Assigned to: Nobody (None)
> Summary: Update pg_ctl-sv and pg_controldata for branch 9.4.
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> Initial Comment:
> Hello there,
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> I herewith supply Swedish translations in pg_ctl-sv.po and pg_controldata-sv.po.
> They have been updated and also rewritten with UTF-8. The latter of those needed
> a widening of column separation for best appearance, like the German version,
> but that should pose no problem.
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> Best regards,
>   Mats Erik Andersson
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