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Some updates to installation texts #3623
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options/locale/locale_en-US.ini
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http_port = HTTP Port | ||
http_port_helper = Port number which application will listen on. | ||
http_port = Local HTTP Port | ||
http_port_helper = The port on which gitea serves the API in its execution context (e.g. a container). |
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It's not only API but all http requests, so instead of API
it would probably be web
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maybe there's a misunderstand, what is this value used for other than calls to the api by igitea itself? at least that was my conclusion when i realised i just had to leave it as 3000
when running from the provided Docker image while that port is mapped to another one externally.
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It is the port gitea web will listen on for web/API/git http requests (localy) and http proxy in front needs to forward requests to this port if used.
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a'ight, amended.
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There should be space between web and interface
i did this mainly because the help text `http_port_helper` was rather confusing as i didn't enter (or rather leave) the proper value there in a Docker setup, resulting in a hard-to-troubleshoot installation. twice in the meantime. otherwise i tried to improve the style and consistency.
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@funkyfuture sorry for asking for one more change but first |
why should it? i'm not an english native speaker, but another have western germanic language as mother tongue. and to use a possesive pronoun is just appropriate in this context. |
But it is not good style to repeat words in same sentence and first one is not really that needed anyway, it just sounds weird :) |
I've been working on the translation in #3614 … comments welcome. |
oh shit, sorry, i haven't seen this. i'm fine if you consider and incorprate what i proposed here. i give the install part a review then. deal? |
@funkyfuture Yes, please review and see if I already solved your issue. Comments welcome. I just want to keep all English translation improvements in one place until we can merge them. |
closing this in favor of #3614. |
i did this mainly because the help text
http_port_helper
was rather confusingas i didn't enter (or rather leave) the proper value there in a Docker setup,
resulting in a hard-to-troubleshoot installation. twice in the meantime.
otherwise i tried to improve the style and consistency.