SYDI-Server Speaks Italian

July 3, 2006 by patrick.ogenstad

Less than a week after SYDI-Server 2.0 was released a guy named Red Erik sends me an Italian language file, so now SYDI-Server has language files for English, Swedish and Italian.

If you want your native language to be supported just take a look at the language xml files and give it a try. All you need is notepad!

I will include the Italian language file in the next version of SYDI. For now I’ve uploaded it to the patch section, so you can find it here.
Thank you Red Erik!

[tags]sydi, network documentation, italian, translation, software, inventory[/tags]

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Document Your Servers in Norwegian - Network Documentation Tips says:

August 7, 2006 at 8:40 pm

[…] The script takes a language file as argument and thanks to Stian Johansen we now have a language file for Norwegian. At the moment the language file is released as a patch and is located here. It will be included in the next version of SYDI-Server. Support for Italian was released a month ago. […]
How to Document Servers with SYDI - Part 3 of 3 - Network Documentation Tips says:

October 18, 2006 at 7:14 pm

[…] This line will create a Word document based on the information in the Server1.xml file, it will then use the English language file which describes what it writes to the Word document. This means that you can have the documentation in your native language. When I released SYDI-Server 2.0 there was support for English and Swedish. Later people have contributed with there own language files which you can download; Italian, Norwegian, Portuguese and Dutch. […]