| Parlez-vous français? We do. With language packs, we speak over 20 languages. Now we can speak your language! Internationalization support for ClearOS Webconfig is available. If you are interested in translating ClearOS to your language, please contact contribs@clearfoundation.com We use an online tool for most of the translation. However, you should become familiar with the standards and conventions used by the ClearOS software engine before starting with the online tool. See more instructions below, but don't hesitate to ask questions as needed. Directory StructureThe locale files are located in three different directories. Each of these directories holds different types of information.
Filename StandardFollowing standard locale conventions, locale files are appended with the two letter language code followed by an underscore followed by the internationally recognized country code (in caps). For example, a German locale file looks like <filename>.de_DE. File Contents StandardsSince most of the system is written in PHP, the locale files contain simple PHP define statements. However, some non-PHP (namely, perl and shell scripts) do parse these PHP files. A sample locale for the Postfix mail server is shown below:
You will see two formats for the define statements:
|
|



