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Hi,
I’m new here and must translate with Google. I have a problem:
I have a problem with the language setting. Unfortunately I am not able to change the setting in “svxlink.conf” from – en_US to de_DE. Does anyone know how to set that permanently?
regards
René DL4BBD Sysop: DB0EWB
Hello René,
I will already assume that you have the SVXLink language files for de_DE. While we don’t have multilingual features build into yet…it is on the todo list. For now, en_US is hard coded into the PHP that writes the config files. There are 2 ways around this:
First and the easiest – simply rename the default en_US to something else like en_US_ORIG. Then rename de_DE to en_US.
The other option is to each the PHP. You can find this at /var/www/openrepeater/includes/classes/SVXLink.php
Just search for en_US and replace with de_DE. It should appear in the file twice. After you initiate a change and rebuild the config this should work.
I don’t know what the differences are between German and English, but if things are not fully the way you’d expect them you may need to modify the local.tcl file. I think there should be pointers out there on how to do this for German. ORP does not overwrite this file.
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Hello Aaron,
This is a good idea with renaming the code file. Example: The clock announcement is announced in DL every 24 hours. 73 René
I am looking to see if you happen to have the sound files in German available that you could point me to? I am looking for locations for various language pack sets and yours is the only German I have come across so far.
Appreciate if you can share
I am looking to see if you happen to have the sound files in German available that you could point me to? I am looking for locations for various language pack sets and yours is the only German I have come across so far.
Appreciate if you can share