I am currently deeply involved in translating our current D6 website. It exists in English, we already foresaw that we would translate it, so i18n was activated.
First of all, I made sure that all my content and menu items were correctly set to English. Next step was to add the new languages, so I added Dutch and French. I configured the language negotiation so that we only use path prefix.
Activated the language switcher block and lo and behold…. SOME of my menu items staid visible in NL while others disappeared as they should. So, I went over all my settings again, checked all my content, but everything was set and configured as it should have been.
Slowly becoming desperate, I finally simply deactivated the menu items giving me this problem and reactivated them.
This, ladies and gentlemen, did the trick…
If anyone out there has a good explanation for this, please enlighten us.
ps: caching was off since I was working on my local dev site.
Drupal version: 6.15
i18n version: 6.x.1.2
It seems that installing a Drupal site (or copying one from your dev machine) to a ONE.COM hosting is not without troubles….
As soon as you have put in place your database (via phpmyadmin), copied your files via ftp and updated your settings.php file (you need to do this at least to check your database connection), you will most probably get:
500 Internal Server Error
This can be solved quite easily by commenting two lines in your .htaccess file:
# Don't show directory listings for URLs which map to a directory.
Options -Indexes
# Follow symbolic links in this directory.
Options +FollowSymLinks
So, after changing your .htaccess, it should look like this:
# Don't show directory listings for URLs which map to a directory.
# Options -Indexes
# Follow symbolic links in this directory.
# Options +FollowSymLinks
After doing this, your site should run smoothly.
ok, since switching to ubuntu on my laptop, i hadn’t been able to get my built in Ricoh webcam to work.
now 2 days ago, i upgraded to Ubuntu Jaunty and wanted to address this issue again. no luck at first site, but not wanting to give up, i started looking around and found the driver that did the trick!
ahixon / r5u87x / overview — bitbucket.org.
people who are using intrepid, should be able to find the answers here:
http://www.arakhne.org/ricoh/
well, it did the trick… meaning, the webcam is found now and i can play with it in “Cheese”… however, when trying to use it in aMsn or Skype, the image it renders is only a small portion of what it should show and it shows “double vision”. Since i suspect that it is not a 3D visualisation mode 
, i am guessing there is still something off.
Actually, this was to be expected, since the driver r5u87x is still in the process of being fine tuned and bugs are not abnormal in this stage.
I will keep you posted if i should get it working.