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4: Check the translations & quality of translations
4: Check the translations & quality of translations
=How to file bug=
To file a bug against any Fedora package, please follow the instructions [http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/L10N#Bug_Reporting.2C_Testing.2C_and_Quality_Assurance here].


=Results=
=Results=
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|Example: abcd (ab_cd)||{{result|fail|ab_cd}}{{result|pass|ab_cd}}||{{bz|12345}}|| This is the comment
|Example: abcd (ab_cd)||{{result|fail|ab_cd}}{{result|pass|ab_cd}}||{{bz|12345}}|| This is the comment
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|Spanish (es_ES)||{{result|pass|es_ES}}||{{bz|  }}|| Accents and characters are replaced by question marks, but I assume it is a codification error in the VM.
|Japanese(ja) ||{{result|pass|ja}}||||
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|Italian (it_IT)||{{result|pass|it_IT}}||{{bz|  }}||  
|Assamese (as_IN) ||{{result|pass|as_IN}}||||
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|Russian (ru-RU)||{{result|fail|ru_RU}}||{{bz| }}|| All error messages are in English including "The password is a palindrome" which is not in a PO-file. To test: enter all spaces as a new password.
|Tamil (ta_IN) ||{{result|fail|ta_IN}}||||Several strings unlocalized, ex:"The password fails the dictionary check", "The password is shorter than 8 characters" "The password is a palindrome"
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|Marathi (mr_IN)||{{result|fail|mr_IN}}||||For mr_IN although ~/cracklib/resource/fault-cracklib-po-cracklib-pot_0/ is 100% localized; found "The password fails the dictionary check", "The password is a palindrome" in english.
|Punjabi (pa_IN) ||{{result|fail|pa_IN}}||||Some strings unlocalized, ex:"The password fails the dictionary check", "The password is shorter than 8 characters"
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|Hindi (hi_IN)||{{result|fail|hi_IN}}||||Untranslated error message for less than 8 char and dictionary word.  
| Bengali (bn_IN) ||{{result|fail|bn_IN}}||||Translation quality can not be checked, as display issues are there.
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|French (fr_FR)||{{result|fail|fr_FR}}||||Translated but translation needs to be reviewed.
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|Odia (or_IN)||{{result|fail|or_IN}}||||Untranslated error msg found in case of less that 8 char long password.
 
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|Telugu (te_IN)||{{result|fail|te_IN}}||||Untranslated error messages: The password is a palindrome, The password fails the dictionary check, The password is shorter than 8 characters, The password is shorter than 8 characters
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|Assamese (as_IN)||{{result|fail|as_IN}}||||Untranslated error messages: "The password is too similar to the old one" and "The password is shorter than 8 characters"
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|Tamil (ta_IN)||{{result|fail|ta_IN}}||||For short password: Untranslated
 
For easy password: Untranslated
 
For password with repeated spelling (ex: carcarcar, filefilefile): Partially translated
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|Kannada (kn_IN)||{{result|fail|kn_IN}}||||Not fully translated
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Revision as of 11:02, 7 October 2013

Instruction to run application


Description

This is a translation testing for cracklib package.

How to test

1: Run command passwd

2: Use wrong password, easy password, empty password, special password

3: Check error messages in each password

4: Check the translations & quality of translations

How to file bug

To file a bug against any Fedora package, please follow the instructions here.

Results

Language Result [language code] Bug Comment
Example: abcd (ab_cd)
Fail fail ab_cd
Pass pass ab_cd
RHBZ #12345 This is the comment
Japanese(ja)
Pass pass ja
Assamese (as_IN)
Pass pass as_IN
Tamil (ta_IN)
Fail fail ta_IN
Several strings unlocalized, ex:"The password fails the dictionary check", "The password is shorter than 8 characters" "The password is a palindrome"
Punjabi (pa_IN)
Fail fail pa_IN
Some strings unlocalized, ex:"The password fails the dictionary check", "The password is shorter than 8 characters"
Bengali (bn_IN)
Fail fail bn_IN
Translation quality can not be checked, as display issues are there.

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