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== What are Pootle admins? == | == What are Pootle admins? == | ||
| − | Pootle admins are a few people responsible for administering the shared Pootle instance at https://translate.apache. | + | Pootle admins are a few people responsible for administering the shared Pootle instance at https://translate.apache.org — they manage other people's accounts and the system itself; for "ordinary" translation activity, you don't need to be a Pootle admin. |
== How can I join? == | == How can I join? == | ||
| − | If you are interested in helping, please let the [ | + | If you are interested in helping, please let the [mailto:dev@openoffice.apache.org dev list] know about it. Remember that Pootle admins have high privileges, so the admins group cannot be large. |
== As an admin, how do I add a user? == | == As an admin, how do I add a user? == | ||
| − | User requests are usually received through the [ | + | User requests are usually received through the [mailto:l10n@openoffice.apache.org l10n list] and include a preferred username, a language, and an Apache License statement. |
To add a user: | To add a user: | ||
Latest revision as of 10:50, 10 January 2024
What are Pootle admins?
Pootle admins are a few people responsible for administering the shared Pootle instance at https://translate.apache.org — they manage other people's accounts and the system itself; for "ordinary" translation activity, you don't need to be a Pootle admin.
How can I join?
If you are interested in helping, please let the dev list know about it. Remember that Pootle admins have high privileges, so the admins group cannot be large.
As an admin, how do I add a user?
User requests are usually received through the l10n list and include a preferred username, a language, and an Apache License statement.
To add a user:
1. Login to Pootle
2. Click on ADMIN top right
3. Select the Users tab
4. Click the Add User button
5. On the form; fill in username, make sure the active check mark is enabled; enter a strong random password in the password field (it will not be used, so you needn't make note of it), full name, e-mail; leave all the others disabled; Click save.
6. Click on "Apache OpenOffice 4.x" then Permissions. Give the new volunteer 3 permissions (review, make a suggestion, submit a translation). Save changes.
7. Send a welcome e-mail, cc'ing the l10n list. A sample mail is below.
8. The user (as per welcome mail) will reset their password, so there is no need for the admin to give it to the new user.
Template welcome mail
Welcome! Account $ACCOUNT_NAME created and enabled for $LANGUAGE.
Please go to
https://translate.apache.org/accounts/password/reset/
Then you will able to login at
https://translate.apache.org/accounts/login
and translate at
https://translate.apache.org/
A detailed Pootle guide is available at
https://wiki.openoffice.org/wiki/Pootle_User_Guide
If you don't want to miss announcements you should subscribe to this mailing list: send an empty e-mail message to l10n-subscribe@openoffice.apache.org and respond to the confirmation request you will receive.
