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/**
 * File:	include/sudo/helps.ycp
 * Package:	Configuration of sudo
 * Summary:	Help texts of all the dialogs
 * Authors:	Bubli <kmachalkova@suse.cz>
 *
 * $Id: helps.ycp 27914 2006-02-13 14:32:08Z locilka $
 */

{

textdomain "sudo";

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

    /* Read dialog help 1/2 */
    "read" : _("<p><b><big>Initializing sudo 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 sudo 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>
"),
	/* User Specification help 1/6 */
	"spec" : _("<p><b><big>Rules for sudo</big></b><br>
	Rules for sudo basically determine which commands an user may run 
	on specified hosts (optionally also as what user). Each rule
	is a tuple consisting of user, host and list of commands, with optional 
	RunAs specification and additional tags. These are summarized 
	in the following table. 
	</p>
	") +
	/* User Specification help 2/6 */
	_("<p><b>Users</b> column denotes local or system user or user alias. 
	<b>Hosts</b> column determines, on which hosts, or group 
	of hosts referred to by host alias an user may run specified commands.
	</p>
	") +
	/* User Specification help 3/6 */
	_("<b>RunAs</b> column is an
	optional parameter, containing user name (or alias) whose access privileges
	will be used to run commands. <b>NOPASSWD</b> is a tag, determining whether
	users need to authorize themselves before running commands.
	</p>
	") +
	/* User Specification help 4/6 */
	_("<p>A set of commands that user can run on specified hosts is summarized 
	in <b>Commands</b> column.  
	</p>
	") +
	/* User Specification help 5/6 */
	_("<p> To add a new rule, click on <b>Add</b> button and fill in appropriate 
	entries. User name, hostname and command list must not be empty.
	</p>
	") +
	/* User Specification help 5/6 */
	_("<p>To edit existing rule, select an entry from the table and click on 
	<b>Edit</b> button. To delete selected entry, click on <b>Delete</b> button.
	</p> 
	"),
	/* Single User Specification help 1/4 */
	"spec_single" : _("<p><b>User Name or Alias</b> may be specified by single username (e.g.foo), group name prefixed
	with '%' (e.g. %bar), or user alias name. If 
	keyword 'ALL' is used, it stands for any user. Select from existing users, groups and aliases 
	in drop-down menu, or enter your own value. 
	</p>
	") + 
	_("<p><b>Hostname or Alias</b> entry consists of either hostname(e.g. www.example.com), single IP 
	address (e.g. 192.168.0.1), IP address combined with netmask, or host alias. If commands may be
	run on any host, use keyword 'ALL'. Hostname or IP address is matched against your own hostname
	or IP address, so if you don't intend to share one /etc/sudoers file between multiple machines, 
	'ALL' or 'localhost' entry will be sufficient for almost all purposes. 
	</p>
	") +
	/* Single User Specification help 2/4 */
	_("<p><b>RunAs Username or Alias</b> is an optional parameter specifying an user, 
	whose access privileges 
	will be used to execute particular command. If empty, user <b>root</b> is the default
	one. It can be again single username, groupname prefixed with '%' or run_as alias name
	Select from existing users, groups and aliases in drop-down menu, or enter your own value.
	</p>
	") +
	/* Single User Specification help 3/4*/
	_("<p><b>No Password</b> is an optional tag. Normally, users have to authenticate
	themselves (i.e. supply their own passwod, not root's one) before running particular 
	command. Set No Password tag to 'Yes' if you want to
	disable this authentication
	</p>
	") + 
	/* Single User Specification help 4/4 */
	_("<p><b>Commands to Run</b> table is a list of commands (optionally with
	parameters), directories and command aliases that particular user will be allowed 
	to run. If a directory name is used, any command in that directory can be run. 
	Again, keyword 'ALL' stands for any command, so use it with care.
	</p>
	") + 
	_("To add a new command, click on <b>Add</b> button, fill in command name with optional
	parameters and click <b>OK</b>. To remove command, select appropriate entry from the table
	and click on <b>Delete</b> button.
	"), 
	/*User Aliases help 1/3 */
	"user_aliases" : _("<p><b><big>User Aliases</big></b><br>
	In this dialog, you can configure user aliases. User alias is a set of users that is given
	an unique name. This name is later used to refer to all users in this set in sudo configuration. 
	</p> 
	") +
	/*User Aliases help 2/3 */
	_("<p>To add a new user alias, click on <b>Add</b> button and fill in appropriate entries. 
	Alias name and list of users in the alias must not be empty. 
	</p>
	") +
	/*User Aliases help 3/3 */
	_("<p>To edit existing user alias, select an entry from the table and click on <b>Edit</b>
	button. To delete selected entry, click on <b>Delete</b> button. 
	</p>
	"),
	/*Host Aliases help 1/3*/
	"host_aliases" : _("<p><b><big>Host Aliases</big></b><br>
	In this dialog, you can configure host aliases. Host alias is a set of hosts that is given
	an unique name. This name is later used to refer to all hosts in this set in sudo configuration. 
	</p>
	") +
	/*Host Aliases help 2/3 */
	_("<p>To add a new host alias, click on <b>Add</b> button and fill in appropriate entries. 
	Alias name and list of hosts in the alias must not be empty. 
	</p>
	") +
	/*Host Aliases help 3/3 */
	_("<p>To edit existing host alias, select an entry from the table and click on <b>Edit</b>
	button. To delete selected entry, click on <b>Delete</b> button. 
	</p>
	"),
	/*RunAs Aliases help 1/3 */
	"runas_aliases" : _("<p><b><big>RunAs Aliases</big></b><br>
	In this dialog, you can configure RunAs aliases. RunAs alias is a set of users that is given
	an unique name. This name is later used to refer to all users in this set in sudo configuration. 
	</p> 
	") +
	/*RunAs Aliases help 2/3 */
	_("<p>To add a new RunAs alias, click on <b>Add</b> button and fill in appropriate entries. 
	Alias name and list of users in the alias must not be empty. 
	</p>
	") +
	/*RunAs Aliases help 3/3 */
	_("<p>To edit existing RunAs alias, select an entry from the table and click on <b>Edit</b>
	button. To delete selected entry, click on <b>Delete</b> button. 
	</p>
	"),
	/*Command Aliases help 1/3*/
	"command_aliases": _("<p><b><big>Command Aliases</big></b><br>
	In this dialog, you can configure command aliases. Command alias is a set of commands 
	(optionally with parameters) that is given an unique name. This name is then used to refer
	to all commands in this set in sudo configuration. 
	</p>
	") +
	/*Command Aliases help 2/3 */
	_("<p>To add a new command alias, click on <b>Add</b> button and fill in appropriate entries. 
	Alias name and list of commands in the alias must not be empty. 
	</p>
	") +
	/*Command Aliases help 3/3 */
	_("<p>To edit existing command alias, select an entry from the table and click on <b>Edit</b>
	button. To delete selected entry, click on <b>Delete</b> button. 
	</p>
	"),

	/*Single User Alias Help 1/2*/
	"user_alias": _("<p><b><big>User Alias</big></b><br>
	User alias consists of one or more users, system groups (prefixed with '%') or other
	user aliases. It is given single name (must contain uppercase letters, numbers and underscore\
	only), which is then used to refer to all users in this alias.
	</p>
	") +
	/*Single User Alias Help 2/3*/
	_("<p>Enter unique name into <b>Alias Name</b> text entry. To add users or groups to the
	alias, select user or group name from the drop-down menu and click on <b>Add</b> button.
	To remove user from the alias, select appropriate entry from the table, and click on
	<b>Remove</b> button. To finish the configuration, click <b>OK</b>.
	</p>
	") +
	/*Single User Alias Help 3/3*/
	_("<b>Note:</b> Alias name must not be empty. Each alias must have at least one member.
	"),

	/*Single Host Alias Help 1/4*/
	"host_alias": _("<p><b><big>Host Alias</big></b><br>
	Host alias consists of one or more hostnames, single IP addresses, IP addresses
	combined with netmask id dotted quad notation (e.g. 192.168.0.0/255.255.255.0) or
	CIDR number of bits notation (e.g. 192.168.0.0/24), or other host aliases. It is 
	given single name (must contain uppercase letters, numbers and underscore only), which 
	is then used to refer to all hosts in this alias.
	</p>
	") +
	/*Single Host Alias Help 2/4*/
	_("<p>Enter unique name into <b>Alias Name</b> text entry. To add hosts to the
	alias, click on <b>Add</b> button. A pop-up window will appear, where you can enter
	valid hostname or IP address and then click <b>OK</b>.
	<p>
	") +
	/*Single Host Alias Help 3/4*/
	_("To remove host from the alias, select appropriate entry from the table, and click on
	<b>Remove</b> button. To finish the configuration, click <b>OK</b>.
	</p>
	") +
	/*Single Host Alias Help 4/4*/
	_("<b>Note:</b> Alias name must not be empty. Each alias must have at least one member.
	"),

	/*Single RunAs Alias Help 1/2*/
	"runas_alias": _("<p><b><big>RunAs Alias</big></b><br>
	RunAs alias is very similar to User Alias. It consists of one or more users, system groups 
	(prefixed with '%') or other RunAs aliases. It is given single name (must contain 
	uppercase letters, numbers and underscore only), which is then used to refer to all users 
	in this alias.
	</p>
	") +
	/*Single User Alias Help 2/3*/
	_("<p>Enter unique name into <b>Alias Name</b> text entry. To add users or groups to the
	alias, select user or group name from the drop-down menu and click on <b>Add</b> button.
	To remove user from the alias, select appropriate entry from the table, and click on
	<b>Remove</b> button. To finish the configuration, click <b>OK</b>.
	</p>
	") +
	/*Single User Alias Help 2/3*/
	_("<b>Note:</b> Alias name must not be empty. Each alias must have at least one member.
	"),

	/*Single Command Alias Help 1/4*/
	"command_alias": _("<p><b><big>Command Alias</big></b><br>
	Command Alias is a list of one or more commands (with optional parameters), directories, or
	other command aliases. It is given single name (must contain uppercase letters, numbers and
	underscore only), which is 
	then used to refer to all commands in this alias. A command can optionally have one or more
	parameters specified. If so, users can run the command with these parameters only. If a 
	directory name is used, any command in that directory can be run.  
	</p>
	") +
	/*Single Command Alias Help 2/4*/
	_("<p>Enter unique name into <b>Alias Name</b> text entry. To add a new command to the alias,
	click on <b>Add</b> button.A pop-up window will appear, where you can enter command name
	(or select one from file browser by clicking on <b>Browse</b> button. Additionaly, you can
	specify command parameters in <b>Parameters</b> text entry
	") +
	/*Single Command Alias Help 3/4*/
	_("To remove command from the alias, select appropriate entry from the table, and click on
	<b>Remove</b> button. To finish the configuration, click <b>OK</b>.
	</p>
	") +
	/*Single Command Alias Help 4/4*/
	_("<b>Note:</b> Alias name must not be empty. Each alias must have at least one member.
	"),

];

/* EOF */
}