French translation of "cancel" has reverse meaning

[anarcat]

When confirming a subscribe request via the web, the
user is presented with two buttons:

- "Cancel my subscription request"
- "Subscribe to list %(listname)s"

The unfortunate thing is that this is translated as:

- "Annuler la requête d'abonnement"
- "Abonnement à la liste: %(listname)s"

which translates to:

- "Confirm my subscription request"
- "Subscribtion to list %(listname)s"

The correct translation is outlined in the patch. I
took the liberty of also removing the extra ":" that
was lying there. It is not in the english version, and
I don't see how it should be in the french one.

[twouters (twouters)]

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There is no patch attached, and (though my french isn't what
it used to be) I don't see how "Annuler la requête
d'abonnement" reads as 'confirm my submission request'.
Please contact the french translation team directly, if you
still think this needs fixing:

http://listes.rezo.net/mailman/listinfo/mailman-fr

[anarcat (anarcat-users)]

The file mailman.po.patch was added: The patch, after all

[anarcat (anarcat-users)]

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Man, what a bad patch report. :(

This bug report should have read:

 When confirming a subscribe request via the web, the
user is presented with two buttons:

- "Cancel my subscription request"
- "Subscribe to list %(listname)s"

The unfortunate thing is that this is translated as:

- "Confirmer la requête d'abonnement"
- "Abonnement à la liste: %(listname)s"

which translates to:

- "Confirm my subscription request"
- "Subscribtion to list %(listname)s"

If you look closer in the actual .po file, it is indeed
written "confirmer" where it should be "annuler".

I have attached the patch which should take care of all this.

Sorry for the confusion.

[twouters (twouters)]

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Assigning to wilane, who (at least partially) does the
French translations.

[anarcat (anarcat-users)]

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I think this is ok in mailman right now.