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    Openvpn turkish language problem

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      ondokuz
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      my Language = English

      open vpn running, no problem.

      System >  General setup >  Language > Turkish

      ok

      Vpn > OpenVpn > Server > edit > Save

      The following input errors were detected:

      Sunucu kipi Kullanıcı Kimlik Doğrulama gerektiriyorsa kullanılacak kimlik doğrulama arkaucunu seçin.

      best regards

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        phil.davis
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        Message = "Select Server User Authentication mode to be used if you require authentication backend."

        It was trying to match "Local Database" from the config to the Turkish translation "Yerel Veritabani" , with no success!
        The code was not correctly distinguishing between the fixed strings stored in the config - "Local Database" etc - and the translated text displayed on the GUI - "Local Database" or "Yerel Veritabani" or…

        Fixed by: https://github.com/pfsense/pfsense/pull/1422
        Bug report: https://redmine.pfsense.org/issues/4180

        Please do some testing of other places that have:
        a) A drop-down list of values that are translated
        b) A multi-selection box that has translated text
        c) Other places where the valid input data is translated to the GUI language

        All those sort of things could have validation issues - because when in English the values stored in the config and text displayed on the GUI are the same, so we do not notice the bugs in English!

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