Hi Erik, thank you for your mail about the documentation-workflow, but I still don't get it :-(
The table says about "DNS forwarding", that translation should be done. On the other hand it (and the document itself) say, that this doc is in stage B, which means "authoring"? :-/
How shall I interpret this?
Best regards, Karl
Hi @ all, recently Alex sent me a mail, pointing me at his Forum -post about a module in dokuwiki. Stevee pointed him to this list, but s ince he is not so good at english, I forward his message to you. He suggests to use the same module that dokuwiki uses itself to manage multiple languages. You find the description on Dokuwiki.translation Maybe this could help us in displaying the correct language, but I do not see it usefull in the steps to a finished documentation in the primary language or in the process of translation.
Best regards, Karl
Hi Karl, this list was a first idea of how the working progress can be listed. So the list isn´t finished until now, it might be important to find a good harmony also in relation to the workflow. The next step should be to figure a good way out for a spreadsheet, where all are invited to advect new ideas. For example if someone did some work on the wiki he can comment it in there what was done or what should be done in a closer future. Also a list of wikis which should be revised can be a good idea. But there is surely more.
The DNS forwarding wiki is meanwhile in phase (C) or may (D), but it is important to know what work was done until now, how many people did a review on that page and so on. As you see the workflow and a potential ToDo list is in the beginning and possibly a discussion with more ideas to this theme will come.
Greetings
Erik
Am 05.08.2013 um 19:18 schrieb SCHUH Karl, SCHUH-TV:
Hi Erik, thank you for your mail about the documentation-workflow, but I still don't get it :-(
The table says about "DNS forwarding", that translation should be done. On the other hand it (and the document itself) say, that this doc is in stage B, which means "authoring"? :-/
How shall I interpret this?
Best regards, Karl
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http://wiki.ipfire.org/en/configuration/network/dnsforward
I removed a lot of false information from this page.
Most of what was written there has nothing to do with the DNS forward or is not what DNS forwarding is. There is no caching that is different from other DNS queries, etc.
I also removed the screenshot because it includes my own domains. I don't want that because people tend to copy configuration from screenshots and as a result of that, what's on my domains won't work for them any more. Please make an other screenshot with some dummy domains.
I suppose the German translation that has already been started needs to be rewritten from scratch again, too.
-Michael
On Mon, 2013-08-05 at 19:47 +0200, Erik K. wrote:
The DNS forwarding wiki is meanwhile in phase (C) or may (D), but it is important to know what work was done until now, how many people did a review on that page and so on. As you see the workflow and a potential ToDo list is in the beginning and possibly a discussion with more ideas to this theme will come.
Greetings
Erik
Hi Michael,
ich habe nun einen deutschen screenshot gemacht. Ich hoffe er passt so.
Grüße, Karl
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http://wiki.ipfire.org/en/configuration/network/dnsforward
I removed a lot of false information from this page.
Most of what was written there has nothing to do with the DNS forward or is not what DNS forwarding is. There is no caching that is different from other DNS queries, etc.
I also removed the screenshot because it includes my own domains. I don't want that because people tend to copy configuration from screenshots and as a result of that, what's on my domains won't work for them any more. Please make an other screenshot with some dummy domains.
I suppose the German translation that has already been started needs to be rewritten from scratch again, too.
-Michael
On Mon, 2013-08-05 at 19:47 +0200, Erik K. wrote:
The DNS forwarding wiki is meanwhile in phase (C) or may (D), but it is important to know what work was done until now, how many people did a review on that page and so on. As you see the workflow and a potential ToDo list is in the beginning and possibly a discussion with more ideas to this theme will come.
Greetings
Erik
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Please only write in English on this list.
I guess we will create lists for translations. One for each language.
Anyway, thanks for the screenshot.
-Michael
On Thu, 2013-08-08 at 10:32 +0200, SCHUH Karl, SCHUH-TV wrote:
Hi Michael,
ich habe nun einen deutschen screenshot gemacht. Ich hoffe er passt so.
Grüße, Karl
----- Ursprüngliche Mail -----
http://wiki.ipfire.org/en/configuration/network/dnsforward
I removed a lot of false information from this page.
Most of what was written there has nothing to do with the DNS forward or is not what DNS forwarding is. There is no caching that is different from other DNS queries, etc.
I also removed the screenshot because it includes my own domains. I don't want that because people tend to copy configuration from screenshots and as a result of that, what's on my domains won't work for them any more. Please make an other screenshot with some dummy domains.
I suppose the German translation that has already been started needs to be rewritten from scratch again, too.
-Michael
On Mon, 2013-08-05 at 19:47 +0200, Erik K. wrote:
The DNS forwarding wiki is meanwhile in phase (C) or may (D), but it is important to know what work was done until now, how many people did a review on that page and so on. As you see the workflow and a potential ToDo list is in the beginning and possibly a discussion with more ideas to this theme will come.
Greetings
Erik
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