Public bug reported:

Binary package hint: ubuntu-docs
Hi all,

there are some urls that are not fixed by fix-urls.sh script.

If I build doc and then run:

lucid/build $ grep -ir 'ghelp' *

I receive:

newtoubuntu/C/updates.html:                      <p>For further reading on 
keeping your computer up to date and other computer safety tips, see <a 
class="ulink" href="ghelp:keeping-safe" target="_top">Keeping Your Computer 
Safe</a>. Further reading on how applications are managed in Ubuntu can be 
found in <a class="ulink" href="../../add-applications/C/" 
target="_top">Adding, Removing and Updating Applications</a>.</p>
newtoubuntu/C/music-video.html:                      <p>For more instructions 
about playing music and videos, see <a class="ulink" 
href="ghelp:musicvideophotos" target="_top">Music, Video and Photos</a>.</p>
newtoubuntu/C/welcome.html:                      <p>For more information about 
Ubuntu, see <a class="ulink" href="ghelp:about-ubuntu" target="_top">About 
Ubuntu</a>.</p>
newtoubuntu/C/connecting.html:                      <p>For further reading or 
troubleshooting see <a class="ulink" href="ghelp:internet" 
target="_top">Internet and Networks</a>.</p>
switching/go01.html:                            To setup a fax modem, see <a 
class="ulink" href="ghelp:printing#faxing" target="_top">Faxing</a>.

So, there are some strings to add at fix-urls.sh.

Anyway, this is just a my opinion, I think that fix-urls.sh is not the
best way to translate urls.  I think that a python script could do a
better work in less code lines, and could be also better to support in
next releases without dreadful static sed expressions.

** Affects: ubuntu-docs (Ubuntu)
     Importance: Undecided
         Status: New

** Summary changed:

- Some urls are not fixed by script.
+ Some urls are not fixed by script fix-urls.sh during build.

** Description changed:

  Binary package hint: ubuntu-docs
  
  Hi all,
  
- 
- there are some urls that are not be fixed by fix-urls.sh script.
+ there are some urls that are not fixed by fix-urls.sh script.
  
  If I build doc and then run:
- 
  
  lucid/build $ grep -ir 'ghelp' *
  
  I receive:
  
  newtoubuntu/C/updates.html:                      <p>For further reading on 
keeping your computer up to date and other computer safety tips, see <a 
class="ulink" href="ghelp:keeping-safe" target="_top">Keeping Your Computer 
Safe</a>. Further reading on how applications are managed in Ubuntu can be 
found in <a class="ulink" href="../../add-applications/C/" 
target="_top">Adding, Removing and Updating Applications</a>.</p>
  newtoubuntu/C/music-video.html:                      <p>For more instructions 
about playing music and videos, see <a class="ulink" 
href="ghelp:musicvideophotos" target="_top">Music, Video and Photos</a>.</p>
  newtoubuntu/C/welcome.html:                      <p>For more information 
about Ubuntu, see <a class="ulink" href="ghelp:about-ubuntu" 
target="_top">About Ubuntu</a>.</p>
  newtoubuntu/C/connecting.html:                      <p>For further reading or 
troubleshooting see <a class="ulink" href="ghelp:internet" 
target="_top">Internet and Networks</a>.</p>
  switching/go01.html:                          To setup a fax modem, see <a 
class="ulink" href="ghelp:printing#faxing" target="_top">Faxing</a>.
  
- 
  So, there are some strings to add at fix-urls.sh.
  
- 
- Anyway, this is just a my opinion, I think that fix-urls.sh is not the best 
way to translate urls.  I think that a python script could do a better work in 
less code lines, and could be also better to support in next releases without 
dreadful static sed expressions.
+ Anyway, this is just a my opinion, I think that fix-urls.sh is not the
+ best way to translate urls.  I think that a python script could do a
+ better work in less code lines, and could be also better to support in
+ next releases without dreadful static sed expressions.

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Some urls are not fixed by script fix-urls.sh during build.
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/570111
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