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/**
 * File:	include/mail/helps.ycp
 * Package:	Configuration of mail-server
 * Summary:	Help texts of all the dialogs
 * Authors:	Peter Varkoly <varkoly@suse.de>
 *
 * $Id: helps.ycp 20143 2004-11-03 12:05:30Z varkoly $
 */

{

textdomain "mail";

/**
 * All helps are here
 */
map HELPS = $[

    /* AuthorizingDialog dialog help 1/2 */
    "AuthorizingDialog" : _("<p><b><big>Administrator Authorization</big></b><br>
To use the YaST mail server component, your system must use LDAP
as a repository for the user and group accounts and for the DNS services.<br>
Some of the mail server settings will be stored in the LDAP repository, too.<br></p>
"),

    /* Setup dialog help 1/1 */
    "setup" : _("<p><b><big>Set Up Mail Server Configuration</big></b><br>
Please wait...<br></p>
") ,
    /* Read dialog help 1/2 */
    "read" : _("<p><b><big>Initializing Mail Server Configuration</big></b><br>
Please wait...<br></p>
") +

    /* Read dialog help 2/2 */
    _("<p><b><big>Aborting Initialization:</big></b><br>
Safely abort the configuration utility by pressing <b>Abort</b> now.</p>
"),

    /* Write dialog help 1/2 */
    "write" : _("<p><b><big>Saving Mail Server Configuration</big></b><br>
Please wait...<br></p>
") +

    /* Write dialog help 2/2 */
_("<p><b><big>Aborting Saving:</big></b><br>
Abort the save procedure by pressing <b>Abort</b>.
An additional dialog informs whether it is safe to do so.
</p>
"),

    /* GlobalSettings dialog help 1/3 */
    "GlobalSettings" : _("<p><b><big>Server Identification:</big></b><br>
This is the SMTP server's greeting banner.</b>.
<br></p>
") +
    /* GlobalSettings dialog help 2/3 */
_("<p><b><big>Mail Size:</big></b><br>
This parameter limits the total size in bytes of a mail (sending and getting),
including envelope information.
</p>")+
    /* GlobalSettings dialog help 3/3 */
_("<p><b><big>Outgoing Mails:</big></b><br>
Set the transport type for outgoing mails.
</p>
"),

    /* MailTransports dialog help 1/2 */
    "MailTransports" : _("<p><b><big>Manage Mail Routing</big></b><br>
Add or modify mail transport routes.
<br></p>
") +
    /* MailTransports dialog help 2/2 */
_("<p><b><big>Defined Mail Transport Routes</big></b><br>
This is the list of the defined mail transports.
</p>
"),

    /* MailPrevention dialog help 1/3 */
    "MailPrevention" : _("<p><b><big>SPAM Prevention</big></b><br>
Postfix offers a variety of parameters that limit the delivery of unsolicited commercial e-mail (UCE).
In this dialog, configure this settings.  For example, set access lists or RBL
(real-time blackhole list) name servers. 
<br></p>
") +
    /* MailPrevention dialog help 2/3 */
_("<p><b><big>Start Virus Scanner AMAVIS:</big></b><br>
If you start the virus scanner AMAVIS, your e-mails will be scanned for viruses and and for spam.
The virus scanner engine <b>Clamavd</b> and the spam finder <b>SpamAssassin</b> will be installed 
and configured too. You can also install other (commercial) virus scanner engines.
</p>
") +
    /* MailPrevention dialog help 3/3 */
_("<p><b><big>Configure Spam Learning Extension:</big></b><br>
The spam learning extension can only be configured if the local delivery method is <b>cyrus imapd</b>.
In this case the shared folders <b>NewSpam</b> and <b>NoSpam</b> will be created. Spam e-mail 
which was not detected by <b>SpamAssassin</b> should be put into the folder <b>NewSpam</b>.
If you want your spam finder to be most effective you should also put non spam e-mail into
the folder <b>NoSpam</b>. The e-mails in this folder cannot be read by anyone.
</p>
"),

    /* MailRelaying dialog help 1/2 */
    "MailRelaying" : _("<p><b><big>Trusted Local Networks:</big></b><br>
Clients from these networks can use your mail server for mail relaying.
(Sending non-local mails)
<br></p>
") +
    /* MailRelaying dialog help 2/2 */
_("<p><b><big>Require SASL Authentication:</big></b><br>
If set to true, clients must authenticate to use
the mail server for mail relaying. 
<br></p>
"),

    /* MailLocalDelivery dialog help 1/2 */
    "MailLocalDelivery" : _("<p><b><big>Local Delivery Type</big></b><br>
In this frame, choose the local mail delivery method. 
For clients to be able to connect to your mail server via the POP or IMAP
protocol, choose <b>Cyrus IMAP</p>. 
<br></p>
") +
    /* MailLocalDelivery dialog help 2/2 */
_("<p>Depending on the local delivery method, you have
different possibilities of settings.
</p>
"),

    /* FetchingMail dialog help 1/2 */
    "FetchingMail" : _("<p><b><big>Mail Fetching Scheduler</big></b><br>
If you have mail boxes on an Internet provider, you can fetch this regularly
at defined time intervals and by connecting to the Internet.
<br></p>
") +
    /* FetchingMail dialog help 2/2 */
_("<p>Note: If you have not defined any local delivery type, you cannot
define mail fetching jobs.
</p>
"),

    /* MailLocalDomains dialog help 1/3 */
    "MailLocalDomains" : _("<p><b><big>Mail Server Domains</big></b><br>
Here, define the domains for which your mail server considers itself 
the final destination.
<br></p>
") +
    /* MailLocalDomains dialog help 2/3 */
_("<p>Note: You can create and set up the domains with the YaST 
DNS server module. In this module, you only can set the properties
concerning the mail server.
</p>
")+
    /* MailLocalDomains dialog help 3/3 */
_("<p><b><big>Type:</big></b><br>
You can define virtual and local domains. In virtual domains, only users
assigned a mail address in the domain can receive mail.
In local domains, all user can get mails. Assign virtual mail 
addresses in the YaST user module.
</p>
"),

];

/* EOF */
}