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/**
 * File:	include/samba-server/helps.ycp
 * Package:	Configuration of samba-server
 * Summary:	Help texts of all the dialogs
 * Authors:	Stanislav Visnovsky <visnov@suse.cz>
 *		Lukas Ocilka <locilka@suse.cz>
 *
 * $Id: helps.ycp 60883 2010-02-19 16:22:09Z locilka $
 */

{

textdomain "samba-server";

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

    /* Read dialog help 1/2 */
    "read" : _("<p><b><big>Initializing Samba 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 Samba 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 will inform you whether it is safe to do so.
</p>
"),

    /* Samba selecting workgroup or domain 1/1 - Installation step 1 */
    "inst_step1" : _("<p><b><big>Workgroup or Domain Selection</big></b><br>
All available workgroups or domains found on your network are listed here. Select one of them or type your own new name and click <b>Next</b>.
</p>
"),

    /* Samba select Samba Server type - Installation step 2 */
    "inst_step2" : _("<p><b><big>Samba Server Type</big></b></p>
<p>A domain controller allows Windows clients to log in to a Windows domain.</p>
<p>The backup controller uses another domain controller for validation.
The primary controller uses its own information about users and their passwords.</p>
<p>The options available in the configuration dialogs depend on the settings in this selection.</p>"),

    /* Samba select Samba Server type - Installation step 2 */
    "inst_step2_no_bdc" : _("<p><b><big>Samba Server Type</big></b></p>
<p>A domain controller allows Windows clients to log in to a Windows domain.</p>
<p>The options available in the configuration dialogs 
depend on the settings in this selection.</p>"),

    /* Share list dialog help 1/4 */
    "smb_conf_tab_shares" : _("<p><b><big>Shares</big></b></p>")
+_("<p>This is a list of already configured shares, whether they 
are enabled or disabled, and some basic information about them.<br></p>") +

    /* Share list dialog help 2/4 */
    _("<p>A share can be enabled or disabled.
A disabled share is not accessible, but its
configuration is still written into the configuration file.
So the share can be later enabled again.
</p>") +

    /* Share list dialog help 3/4 */
    _("<p>Some of the shares are special. For example, the share
Homes is a special system share for accessing home directories
of users. The system shares can be hidden from the table
by selecting <b>Do Not Show System Shares</b> in the <b>Filter</b>
menu.</p>
") +

    /* Share list dialog help 4/4 */
    _("<p>Use <b>Add</b> to add a new share, <b>Edit</b> to modify
already existing share, and <b>Delete</b> to 
remove the information about a share.</p>
"),

    /* Identity dialog help 1/5*/
    "smb_conf_tab_identity" : _("<p><b><big>Identity</big></b><br>
These options allow setup of the identity of the server and its
primary role in the network.</p>
"),

    /* Samba role dialog help 2/5 */
    "smb_conf_tab_base_settings": _("<p>The base settings set up the domain and the
server role. <b>Backup Domain Controller</b> and <b>Primary Domain Controller</b> allow Windows clients to log in to a Windows domain. The backup controller 
uses another domain controller for validation. The primary controller
uses its own information about users and their passwords.
If the server should not participate as a domain controller, choose the
<b>Not a DC</b> value.</p>
"),

    /* Samba role dialog help 2/5 */
    "smb_conf_tab_base_settings_no_bdc": _("<p>The <b>Base Settings</b> set up the domain and the
server role. <b>Primary Domain Controller</b> allows Windows clients
to log in to a Windows domain. If the server should not participate
as a domain controller, choose <b>Not a DC</b>.</p>
"),

    /* Samba role dialog help 3/5 */
    "smb_conf_tab_wins_settings": _("<p><b>WINS</b> is a network protocol for mapping low-level
network identification of a host (for example, IP address) to
a NetBIOS name. The Samba server can be a 
WINS server or can use another server for its
queries. In the latter case, choose <b>Remote WINS Server</b>
and enter the IP address of the WINS server.</p>
"),

    /* Samba role dialog help 4/5 */
    "smb_conf_tab_netbios_name": _("<p>Optionally, set a <b>Server NetBIOS Name</b>. The
NetBIOS name is the name the server uses in the SMB network.</p>"),

    /* Samba role dialog help 5/5 */
    "smb_conf_tab_advanced_settings": _("<p><b>Advanced Settings</b> provides access to 
detailed configuration, user authentication sources, and expert global settings.</p>
"),

    "smb_conf_tab_trusted_domains" : _("<p><b><big>Trusted Domains</big></b><br>
NT-style trusted domains represent a possibility to assign
access rights to users from another domain.
Here, create a list of domains for which 
the Samba server should provide access.</p>
") +

    _("<p>To add a new domain into the list, press <b>Add</b>.
Enter the name of the domain to trust
and a password in the dialog that opens. The password is used by the Samba
server to access the trusted domain. After <b>OK</b> is pressed,
the trust relationship is established. To delete a domain,
choose it in the list and press <b>Delete</b>.</p>
") +

    _("<p>For more details about how trusted domains work,
see the Samba HOWTO collection.</p>
"),

    /* Single share editing dialog help 1/2 */
    "share_edit" : _("<p><b><big>Edit a Share</big></b><br>
Here, fine-tune the options of a share.</p>
") +

    /* Single share editing dialog help 2/2 */
_("<p>Use <b>Add</b> to add a new configuration option, <b>Edit</b> to modify
an existing option, and <b>Delete</b> to delete an option.</p>
"),

    /* Global settings editing dialog help 1/2 */
    "global_settings" : _("<p><b><big>Expert Global Settings Configuration</big></b><br>
Here, fine-tune the global options of the server.</p>
") +

    /* Global settings editing dialog help 2/2 */
_("<p>Use <b>Add</b> to add a new configuration option, <b>Edit</b> to modify
already existing option, and <b>Delete</b> to delete an option.</p>
"),

    /* Advanced SAMBA configuration dialog help 1/3 */
    "Advanced" : _("<p><b><big>LDAP Samba Server Options</big></b><br>
Here, set up details about use of LDAP by the Samba
server.</p>
") +

    /* Advanced SAMBA configuration dialog help 2/3 */
_("<p><b>Search Base DN</b> (distinguished name) is
the base at which to start searching the information. <b>Administration DN</b> is used when
creating new users and groups. If the administration DN requires
a password for write access, set the password using
<b>Set LDAP Administration Password</b>.</p>
") +

    /* Advanced SAMBA configuration dialog help 3/3 */
_("<p><b>Note:</b> Settings are saved before the LDAP administration password is set.</p>
"),

    /* passdb backend configuration dialog help 1 */
  "passdb_edit" : _("<p><b><big>User Authentication Information Back-Ends</big></b><br>
Here, choose where the Samba server should look for the authentication
information. Samba does not support multiple back-ends at once anymore,
only one is allowed.</p>
") + 

    /* passdb backend configuration dialog help 2 */
_("<p>If you want to change the user authentication source, remove the current one first
by pressing <b>Delete</b> button and add a new one with <b>Add</b> button.</p>
") +

    /* passdb backend configuration dialog help 3 */
_("<p><b>smbpasswd file</b> is the file using the same format as
the previous versions of Samba. Its layout is similar to the
passwd file. It is possible to have a multiple files in this 
format.</p>
") +
    /* passdb backend configuration dialog help 4 */
_("<p><b>LDAP</b> is a URL of an LDAP server to check for
the information.</p>
") +
    /* passdb backend configuration dialog help 5 */
_("<p><b>TDB database</b> uses an internal Samba database binary format
to store and look up the information.</p>
"),

// we don't seem to support mysql anymore
//    /* passdb backend configuration dialog help 5/7 */
//_("<p><b>MySQL database</b> uses an external MySQL database to 
//to store and look up the information.</p>
//") +

// not in UI anymore
    /* passdb backend configuration dialog help 6/7 */
//_("<p>Use <b>Add</b> to add a new configuration option, <b>Edit</b> to modify
//an existing option, and <b>Delete</b> to delete an option.
//Use <b>Up</b> and <b>Down</b> to change the order
//of the back-ends.</p>
//"),

// no such button there
//    /* passdb backend configuration dialog help 7/7 */
//_("<p>The <b>LDAP</b> button gives access to 
//details of an LDAP configuration and also allows 
//checking a connection to an LDAP server for the currently 
//selected LDAP back-end.</p>
//"),

    /* add new share dialog help 1/3 */
    "add_share" : _("<p><b><big>Add a New Share</big></b><br>
Here, enter the basic information about a share to add.</p>
") +

    /* add new share dialog help 2/3 */
    _("<p><b>Share Name</b> is used for accessing
the share from clients. <b>Share Description</b> describes the
purpose of the share.</p>") +

    /* add new share dialog help 3/3 */
    _("<p>There are two types of shares. A <b>Printer</b> share
is presented as a printer to clients. A <b>Directory</b> share 
is presented as a network disk. <b>Share Path</b> must be
entered for a directory share.</p>
") +
    /* add new share dialog help 4/3 */
    _("<p>If <b>Read-Only</b> is checked, users
of a service may not create or modify files in the service's
directory.</p>
") +

    _("<p><b>Inherit ACLS</b> can be used to ensure
that if default ACLs exist on parent directories, they are always
honored when creating a subdirectory.</p>
")

];

map <string,string> warnings = $[
    // translators: warning text
    "netbios": _("If you change the NetBIOS Hostname, Samba creates a
service identifier (SID) for your server with the first client
connection.  Because the new SID is not equal to the old one, clients can
no longer authenticate as domain members.
"),

    // translators: warning text
    "/tmp" : _("Consider that /tmp and /var/tmp are publicly accessible
directories and a scheduled clean job might remove files after a
configured period. See MAX_DAYS_IN_TMP and TMP_DIRS_TO_CLEAR in
/etc/sysconfig/cron.
"),

    // translators: warning text
    "/var" : _("Exporting /var might lead to security problems. The
directory includes many secrets of your system.
"),

    // translators: warning text
    "/etc" : _("Exporting /etc might lead to security problems. The
directory includes many secrets of your system.
"),
];

    // translators: warning text
string root_warning =
     _("Exporting / might lead to security problems because it makes your
entire file system browsable from Samba clients.
");

string obsolete = _("<p><b>Advanced Settings</b> provides access to 
detailed configuration, such as LDAP settings, user authentication sources, and
expert global settings.</p>
");

/* EOF */
}