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#!/bin/sh
# set -x
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# # Set script variables used by several different scripts
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echo "`date` Set variables used by different scripts"
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# # top-level directories of HTML files
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HTMLDIRS="/etc/htdig ${WWW_HOME}/bin ${WWW_HOME}/html /home/ftp/gnu/Manuals"
export HTMLDIRS
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# # Variables containing two-letter country codes
###
# For documentation on Fix web tree permissions two-letter country codes, see
# http://www.gnu.org/server/standards/README.translations.html
#
# If you add a language "LG" here to either WEBLANG or TAGSLANG,
# you also should:
# - should add a team or no-team entry to
# http://www.gnu.org/server/standards/README.translations.html#TranslationsUnderway
# If you add a language "LG" here to WEBLANG,
# you also should:
# - add a diffmon-web-LG and the other aliases for a team in file
# /com/mailer/aliases on mail.gnu.org (mail.gnu.org is an MX to the
# actual machine - the shell command "dig mail.gnu.org" will show you
# the actual hostname).
#
# These are the languages that our web site has translation teams for!
# ==== Please keep these alphabetical !!! ====
WEBLANG="ca es fr hu ko it ja ru tr"
export WEBLANG
# ==== add a 2 letter language code to either WEBLANG or ====
# ==== TAGSLANG not both! TAGSLANG includes WEBLANG. ====
#
# These are the known languages that some of our web site is translated into!
# ==== Please keep these alphabetical !!! ====
TAGSLANG="$WEBLANG cs de en id nl no pl pt sh sv zh"
# TAGSLANG is used in the make.html.TAGS script
export TAGSLANG
# this compile-command lets you syntax check the script. -len
#
# local variables:
# eval: (make-local-variable 'compile-command)
# eval: (setq compile-command (concat "/bin/sh -n " buffer-file-name))
# quote-region-quote: "# "
# end:
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