He also said that "we can give pootle or other services read-write access to the "translation" module, but they can treat the "website" module as read-only. The process of building the website can then treat the "translation" module as read-only".
After a little bit of testing I came up with a good solution. So, in my case, I can have the wml files in
"/home/runa/tor/website"and the resulting po files in
"/home/runa/tor/translation/projects/website"
I also wrote the second script, po2wml, that will take the translated po files and convert them back to wml files.
The updated version of wml2po has been added to the repository, together with po2wml.
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