1. I Committed a branch called "hebrew-fix" using bzr in my own user branches. I could not commit it under ubuntu-core-dev. I guess I don't have the permissions to do so:
3. Not sure it works as well for Arabic (I know some basics of the language but not enough to be a tester) so for now I will only apply the patch for Hebrew.
4. You are right... I forgot I have to use 'eq' - my perl skills are a little rusty.
5. You are right .. again - passing these strings in shell in not secure nor stable. I changed it to use open2. There are no trailing newlines to fiddle with but, as you might have noticed in my first patch, the bidi algorithm converts C format string parameters from %s to s% and that is fixed by that little additional regex over there.
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1. I Committed a branch called "hebrew-fix" using bzr in my own user branches. I could not commit it under ubuntu-core-dev. I guess I don't have the permissions to do so:
$ bzr push sftp://<email address hidden> /~ubuntu- core-dev/ gfxboot- theme-ubuntu/ hebrew- fix core-dev/ gfxboot- theme-ubuntu/ hebrew- fix": [Errno 13] mkdir failed /~shlomister/ gfxboot- theme-ubuntu/ hebrew- fix
bzr: ERROR: Permission denied: "/~ubuntu-
$ bzr push sftp://<email address hidden>
Created new branch.
Is that OK? Can you merge it like this?
2. Used LP: ##### form this time.
3. Not sure it works as well for Arabic (I know some basics of the language but not enough to be a tester) so for now I will only apply the patch for Hebrew.
4. You are right... I forgot I have to use 'eq' - my perl skills are a little rusty.
5. You are right .. again - passing these strings in shell in not secure nor stable. I changed it to use open2. There are no trailing newlines to fiddle with but, as you might have noticed in my first patch, the bidi algorithm converts C format string parameters from %s to s% and that is fixed by that little additional regex over there.
Thanks for the comments and guidance.