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!M_xterminals
    :E Linux based X terminals
!T_USAGE
    :E linuxconf --modulemain xterminals usage\n
      +\n
      +    --floppy\n
      +    --import\n
      +    --review\n
      +    --default\n
!M_CONTROL
    :E Control
!M_CONFMODE
    :E configuration mode (locked)
!M_REVIEW
    :E Review
!M_CONFIG
    :E server configuration
!I_xterminals
    :E You control from here the configuration and operation\n
      +of the linux based X terminals
!P_xterminals
    :E configure X terminals
!F_CONFMODE
    :E Configuration mode
!I_CONFMODE
    :E You control how the terminals boot.\n
      +They can do one of:\n
      +\tBoot in graphic mode without operator intervention\n
      +\tPopup a menu and wait for instructions\n
      +\tPopup a menu, go in graphic mode after a short delay
!T_CONFMODE
    :E Configuration mode
!I_LOCKED
    :E Terminals configuration are frozen
!F_REFTERM
    :E Reference terminal
!F_STARTIP
    :E First available IP number
!T_DUPCONFIG
    :E Duplicate configurations
!I_DUPCONFIG
    :E You can duplicate the configuration\n
      +of one working X terminals for a complete range\n
      +of IP number
!M_DUPLICATE
    :E Duplicate
!M_TERMCONF
    :E terminal configurations
!E_RANGE
    :E The last IP number %s is lower than %s
!E_IVLDIP
    :E Invalid IP number: %s
!T_XTERMSETUP
    :E X terminals server setup
!I_NETSETUP
    :E You will be presented with a set of dialog to fully\n
      +configure a server to host X terminals.\n
      +You will walk through the following confiuration:\n
      +\n
      +\tDNS: Domain Name server\n
      +\tDHCP: Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol\n
      +\tNFS: Network FIle System\n
      +\tXDM: X Display Manager\n
      +\tXFS: X Font Server\n
      +\tNIS: Network Information System\n
!T_NFS
    :E NFS configuration
!F_LASTIP
    :E Last available IP number
!I_NFSOK
    :E The NFS server is already properly configured
!I_NFSNOTOK
    :E The NFS server is not properly configured\n
      +We will export the following directories\n
      +\t/xterminals/root: read only\n
      +\t/var/xterminals : read/write during terminal configuration
!T_FONTPKG
    :E Font server package
!T_FONTCONF
    :E Font server configuration
!F_STARTIP0
    :E First IP number
!F_ENDIP0
    :E Last IP number
!T_NFSCONF
    :E NFS configuration
!T_DHCPPKG
    :E DHCP server package
!T_DHCPCONF
    :E DHCP server configuration
!T_XFSCONF
    :E Font server configuration
!T_DESKTOP
    :E Desktop selection
!I_DESKTOP
    :E The terminals may operate with several possible\n
      +desktop framework. But you may want to select the default\n
      +proposed to users. In general, users pick either\n
      +GNOME (see http://www.gnome.org)\tor\n
      +KDE (see http://www.kde.org)\n
!F_DMSEL
    :E Display manager
!T_XDMCONF
    :E Display manager configuration
!T_NFSNEEDED
    :E Is NFS needed
!F_NFSNEEDED
    :E Network File Service
!I_ISNEEDED
    :E is needed
!T_NETWORKS
    :E X Terminal networks
!I_NETWORKS
    :E Here are the various networks connected to this server.\n
      +You have to tell on which networks X terminals will be hooked\n
      +Further, for each network with X terminals,\n
      +You must define the IP range available to them.
!F_INTERFACE
    :E Network interface
!F_NETSPEC
    :E Network spec
!T_XFSNEEDED
    :E Is XFS needed
!F_XFSNEEDED
    :E X Font server
!T_DHCPNEEDED
    :E Is DHCP needed
!F_DHCPNEEDED
    :E DHCP server
!T_XDMNEEDED
    :E Is XDM/KDM/GDM needed
!F_XDMNEEDED
    :E X login manager
!T_DNSNEEDED
    :E Is DNS needed
!F_DNSNEEDED
    :E Domain name server
!E_IPINRANGE
    :E IP number %s must in the range\n%s to %s
!I_NFSNEEDED
    :E The X terminals are getting their runtime and\n
      +configuration files from an NFS server.\n
      +This servers publishes two directories\n
      +\t/xterminals/root, read only\n
      +\t/var/xterminals, read/write during configuration.\n
!T_NFSPACKAGES
    :E NFS packages
!I_NFSSERVICEOK
    :E The NFS services are running
!I_NFSSERVICENOTOK
    :E The NFS server is not configured to run\n
      +We will turn the various services on\n
      +These include\n
      +\tportmap\n
      +\tnfs\n
      +\tnfslock
!I_NFSPKGOK
    :E The NFS server is properly installed
!I_NFSPKGNOTOK
    :E The NFS server is not properly installed\n
      +We will install the appropriate packages
!T_NFSSERVICE
    :E NFS services
!I_XFSNEEDED
    :E The X Font Server (XFS) is used by the server\n
      +when run in graphical mode and by the X terminals
!I_FONTPKGOK
    :E The XFS package is already installed
!I_FONTPKGNOTOK
    :E The XFS package is not already installed.\nWe will install it
!I_FONTCONFOK
    :E The font server is properly configured
!I_FONTCONFNOTOK
    :E The font server is not properly configured\n
      +We will do the following:\n
      +\tTurn on process cloning\n
      +\tEnable TCP port 7100\n
      +\tFix the server X configuration\n
      +\tFix the xfs startup script
!T_XFSSERVICE
    :E Font server service
!T_DHCPSERVICE
    :E DHCP service
!I_DHCPPKGOK
    :E The DHCP package is already installed
!I_DHCPPKGNOTOK
    :E The DHCP package is not installed\nWe will do so now
!T_XDMPKG
    :E X Display Manager package installed
!I_XDMPKGOK
    :E The X Display manager package is already installed
!I_XDMCONFOK
    :E The X Display manager package is already configured
!I_XDMPKGNOTOK
    :E The X Display manager package will be installed
!I_XDMCONFNOTOK
    :E The X Display manager package will be configured.\n
      +This includes:\n
      +\tTurn on TCP port 177\n
      +\tEnabling access from anywhere
!T_DNSCONF
    :E DNS configuration
!T_NODNSCONF
    :E Without DNS configuration
!T_ETCHOSTS
    :E /etc/hosts setup
!I_ETCHOSTSOK
    :E File /etc/hosts already has the entries to please\nthe NFS server.
!I_ETCHOSTSNOTOK
    :E Some entries must be added to /etc/hosts to please\n
      +the NFS server.\n
      +/etc/hosts will be modified
!I_XFSSERVICEOK
    :E The font server is running
!I_XFSSERVICENOTOK
    :E The font server is not configured to run.\nWe will enable the xfs service
!M_INSTALL
    :E Install
!M_XTERMENV
    :E the xterminals runtime
!M_MAKE
    :E Make
!M_BOOTFLOPPY
    :E A boot floppy
!E_IVLDIPNUM
    :E Invalid IP number: %s
!T_MAKEBOOT
    :E Create a boot floppy
!I_MAKEBOOT
    :E We will create a boot floppy. This floppy will be used\n
      +to start the X terminals. Once configured, a terminal\n
      +can boot from its hard drive if available.\n
      +\n
      +The floppy will be either in DOS or Linux format.\n
      +After entering several (optional) parameters\n
      +you will be asked to insert a floppy
!T_PARAMETERS
    :E Boot parameters
!I_PARAMETERS
    :E In general, the IP number of the terminal is allocated from\n
      +a DHCP server. The DHCP server is also the default\n
      +NFS server. Do not enter any IP number unless you have\n
      +a non standard setup.\n
!F_USE
    :E Use
!F_TERMIP
    :E IP number of the terminal
!F_NFSIP
    :E IP number of the NFS server
!T_FLOPPYTYPE
    :E Floppy type
!I_FLOPPYTYPE
    :E You can produce a Linux boot floppy or a DOS one.\n
      +The Linux boot floppy only requires a blank floppy.\n
      +The DOS floppy required a DOS formatted one with the\n
      +operating system installed (format a: /s)
!I_LINUXFLOPPY
    :E Linux floppy
!I_DOSFLOPPY
    :E DOS floppy
!T_PUTFLOPPY
    :E Insert floppy
!I_PUTBLANKLINUX
    :E Insert a floppy and hit next.\n
      +The content will be overwritten with a Linux\n
      +bootable filesystem.
!I_PUTDOSFLOPPY
    :E Insert a DOS formatted floppy.\n
      +3 files will be copied on it:\n
      +\tautoexec.bat\n
      +\tloadlin.exe\n
      +\tzimage\n
      +\n
      +You may copy those file onto a DOS hard drive\n
      +to boot the terminal from a DOS C:\\
!N_DONE
    :E Floppy done
!T_NISNEEDED
    :E Several X terminal servers
!F_NISNEEDED
    :E User accounts
!I_SHARED
    :E shared  by several servers
!T_SERVERROLE
    :E Server role
!I_SERVERROLE
    :E When you share accounts between\n
      +several servers, one is the master server\n
      +and the other are the satellites.\n
      +The master server generally store both the accounts\n
      +description as well as the account data (homes).
!F_THISSERVER
    :E This server
!I_ISMAIN
    :E is the main server
!I_MAINNIS
    :E Master NIS server
!I_CLIENTNIS
    :E NIS client (satellite server)
!I_DHCPCONFOK
    :E The DHCP server is already configured
!I_DHCPCONFNOTOK
    :E The DHCP server is not configured\n
      +We will add the subnet definition\n
      +for all needed interfaces
!I_DHCPSERVICEOK
    :E The DHCP service is configured to run
!I_DHCPSERVICENOTOK
    :E The DHCP service is not configured to run.\n
      +Only one DHCP server may run on network.
!T_NISDOMAIN
    :E NIS domain
!I_NISDOMAIN
    :E This NIS domain is a name shared by the main server\n
      +and the satellite server. We often use the DNS domain\n
      +although this is totally unrelated
!F_NISDOMAIN
    :E NIS domain name
!T_NISPKG
    :E NIS server package
!I_NISPKGOK
    :E The NIS server package is installed
!I_NISPKGNOTOK
    :E This NIS server package is not installed
!T_NISISINIT
    :E Is NIS server initialised
!I_NISISINIT
    :E The NIS server is already initialised
!I_NISNOTINIT
    :E This NIS server is not initialised\nWe will run the script\n\tcd /var/yp; make
!T_NISSERV
    :E NIS service
!I_NISSERVOK
    :E The NIS server is configured to run
!I_NISSERVNOTOK
    :E The NIS server is not configured to run
!T_EXPORTHOME
    :E Export the home directories
!T_HOMESERVER
    :E Main NFS server (Homes)
!I_HOMESERVEROK
    :E The home directory is already configured
!I_HOMESERVERNOTOK
    :E The home directory has to be configured\nto be accessed from master server
!T_NISCLIENTPKG
    :E NIS client package
!I_NISCLIENTPKGOK
    :E The NIS client package is installed
!I_NISCLIENTPKGNOTOK
    :E The NIS client package is not installed
!T_NISSERVER
    :E NIS server
!I_NISSERVER
    :E We need the IP number of the NIS server
!F_NISSERVER
    :E NIS server IP number
!I_HTTPPROXY
    :E We can set the HTTP proxy globally for every users.\n
      +This is optional.\n
      +Just fill the name or IP number of the proxy\n
      +and the TCP port it is listening on.
!E_NOPORT
    :E The TCP port is not optional
!F_HTTPPROXYSERV
    :E HTTP
!F_FTPPROXYSERV
    :E FTP
!T_USERSERVICES
    :E User services
!I_USERSERVICES
    :E You will be presented with a set of dialog to ease\n
      +user account default configuration.\n
      +You will walk through the following configuration:\n
      +\n
      +\tProxys: default http and ftp proxys
!M_USERDEF
    :E user account defaults
!F_SERVER
    :E Proxy server
!F_PORT
    :E TCP port
!I_MAYCONFIG
    :E Configuration / Manual start
!I_CONFIGAUTOSTART
    :E Configuration / Auto start
!N_VARTERMINALRO
    :E The NFS server has been reconfigured:\n/var/xterminals is now in read-only mode
!N_VARTERMINALRW
    :E The NFS server has been reconfigured:\n
      +/var/xterminals is now in read-write mode\n
      +\n
      +Make sure the NFS server is restarted\n
!T_KERNELTUNING
    :E Kernel tuning
!I_KERNELOK
    :E The kernel parameters are properly configured
!I_KERNELNOTOK
    :E The kernel parameters are not properly configured\n
      +We will need to increase the number of open files\n
      +and inodes descriptors
!T_HOWMANYTERM
    :E How many terminals connected
!I_HOWMANYTERM
    :E To properly configure the server\n
      +we must know how many terminals will\n
      +connected at once
!F_HOWMANYTERM
    :E Terminals
!T_PROXYS
    :E HTTP and FTP proxys
!T_NISCLIENT
    :E NIS client service
!I_NISCLIENTVOK
    :E The NIS client is configured to run
!I_NISCLIENTNOTOK
    :E The NIS client is not configured to run
!T_VIRTUALFS
    :E Virtualfs installation
!I_VIRTUALFSOK
    :E Virtualfs is currently enabled for all user by default
!I_VIRTUALFSNOTOK
    :E Virtualfs is not active by default when the user log in\n
      +It has to be installed in the X startup script\n
      +\t/etc/X11/xdm/Xsession\n
      +\n
      +The original file will be renamed to /etc/X11/xdm/Xsesion.original\n
      +and a small wrapper will be written
!F_VIRTUALFS
    :E Virtualfs
!I_VIRTUALFS
    :E must be enabled by default
!T_MISC
    :E Miscellanenous services
!T_ADMINTERM
    :E Configure terminals
!M_CONFIGURE
    :E Configure
!M_XTERMINALS
    :E X terminals
!M_EXPORT
    :E Export
!M_IMPORT
    :E Import
!H_TERMINALS
    :E Terminal name\tLocation\tDef printer\tPrint server\tIP number\tStatus\tUser\tResolution
!I_TERMCONNECTED
    :E Connected
!F_PERFORM
    :E Perform
!I_LOWLEVEL
    :E low level format of the floppy
!I_DOSFORMAT
    :E a DOS level format
!I_THISTERM
    :E this terminal
!M_ADMIN
    :E Admin task
!F_TERMNAME
    :E Terminal name
!F_LOCATION
    :E Location
!F_APPSERVER
    :E Application server
!I_INDIRECTLOGIN
    :E May log to several app server
!F_FONTSERVER
    :E Font server
!F_DEFPRINTER
    :E Default printer
!I_ATTACHEDPRINTER
    :E Drive some printers
!T_TERMEDIT
    :E Terminal %s configuration
!T_BASEINFO
    :E Base configuration
!F_GROUPS
    :E Terminal groups
!T_EXTRAINFO
    :E Extra
!I_YES
    :E Yes
!I_NO
    :E No
!E_NOPREFERRED
    :E No default X terminal configuration\n
      +Directory /var/xterminals/preferred does not exist\n
      +Update your X terminal toolkit to get one
!M_XTERMDEF
    :E the default X terminals
!T_GRSETTINGS
    :E Graphic settings
!F_BITSPIXEL
    :E Bits per pixel
!I_COL256
    :E 256 colors
!I_COL65536
    :E 65536 colors
!I_TRUECOLOR
    :E true colors
!F_HORFREQ
    :E Screen horizontal frequency range
!F_VERFREQ
    :E Screen vertical frequency range
!F_RESOLL
    :E Screen resolution
!E_NOTDONE
    :E Floppy not written properly
!I_LOGGED
    :E Logged
!F_TERMPREFIX
    :E Terminal name
!T_EXPORTING
    :E Export terminal configurations
!I_EXPORTING
    :E You have to select some terminal configurations\n
      +you wish to save on a floppy.\n
      +Those configurations will be imported in another\n
      +application server.\n
      +\n
      +You can enter the common prefix for the name\n
      +and the location.
!F_BATCHNAME
    :E Identification
!E_NOQUOTE
    :E No quote allowed in the identification string
!E_NOCONFSEL
    :E No matching terminal configuration
!E_EXPORTFAILED
    :E Export failed
!N_EXPORTED
    :E %d terminal configurations exported
!Q_PUTFLOPPY
    :E Insert floppy
!I_PUTFLOPPY
    :E Insert terminal configuration floppy in the A: unit
!I_OVERWRITE
    :E Overwrite existing configurations
!N_IMPORTOK
    :E Import succeeded
!N_IMPORTFAILED
    :E Import failed
!T_IMPORTCONFTERM
    :E Import terminal configurations
!I_IMPORTCONFTERM
    :E You have probably received a configuration floppy\n
      +with your X terminals. We can import the content\n
      +so X terminals will be immediatly usable
!T_IMPORTING
    :E Importing content
!I_IMPORTING
    :E We have identified the floppy.\n
      +It is a valid X terminal configuration floppy.\n
      +You can see the identification string.\n
      +If this is the proper floppy, hit next to import.\n
!M_DELETE
    :E Delete
!T_TERMFILTER
    :E Terminal selection
!I_TERMFILTER
    :E You have to select some terminal configurations\n
      +you wish to delete.\n
      +\n
      +You can enter the common prefix for the name\n
      +and the location.
!B_NONE
    :E None
!B_ALL
    :E All
!T_TERMSEL
    :E Select terminals
!F_NETMASK
    :E Netmask of the terminal
!F_GATEWAY
    :E Default gateway
!E_IVLDMASK
    :E Invalid network mask: %s
!E_IVLDGTW
    :E Invalid IP for the default gateway: %s
!E_GTWMISMATCH
    :E The gateway %s is not reachable from\n
      +the station %s\n
      +\n
      +Use a different netmask\n
      +or select a different gateway
!E_MISSINGIP
    :E You can't provide a netmask or gateway\n
      +unless you provide the IP number of the terminal
!E_REACHNFS
    :E The NFS server %s is not reachable\n
      +from the IP %s\n
      +\n
      +The netmask is may invalid\n
      +or specify a gateway
!T_DHCPDMODULE
    :E Linuxconf dhcpd module
!I_DHCPDMODULE
    :E The DHCP configuration module is already enabled
!I_DHCPDMODULENOTOK
    :E The DHCP configuration module is not enabled.\nWe will enable it immediatly.
!T_XTERMRUNTIME
    :E X terminals runtime
!I_XTERMRUNTIME
    :E We must install some packages for the X terminals.\n
      +These packages will be installed in the directory\n
      +/xterminals/root.\n
      +We are in fact installing a tiny linux inside your current\n
      +Linux installation. Except for the disk space (about 100 megabytes)\n
      +the installation is fully independant from the packages\n
      +currently installed on this computer.
!T_SELECTDIST
    :E Distribution selection
!I_SELECTDIST
    :E We must select the distribution we will use to install\n
      +the X terminals runtime. This may be the same distribution\n
      +you are currently using, or a different one.
!T_CDROMPATH
    :E Cdrom mount point
!I_CDROMPATH
    :E Enter the path of the CDROM mount point (/mnt/cdrom)\non most distributions
!F_CDROMPATH
    :E Mount point
!E_DIRMISSING
    :E %s does not exist
!E_NOTADIR
    :E %s exist but is not a directory
!T_ISMOUNTED
    :E Is the CD-rom mounted
!I_MOUNTEDOK
    :E The packages are available.\nWe will now proceed to the installation
!I_MOUNTEDNOTOK
    :E The packages are not available.\n
      +We will perform the mount to access the CD\n
      +and proceed to the installation
!T_ISINSTALL
    :E Is the runtime already installed
!I_NOTINSTALLED
    :E Ok, the runtime is not already installed\n
      +(directory /xterminals/root does not exist)\n
      +We can proceed
!I_ISINSTALLED
    :E The X terminals runtime is already installed.\nDo you want to re-install it ?
!F_YESYES
    :E Yes I am sure
!I_YESYES
    :E I want to re-install the runtime
!N_LEFTINPLACE
    :E Ok, current runtime left in place
!T_REMOVERUNTIME
    :E Removing runtime
!I_REMOVERUNTIME
    :E We will erase the directory /xterminals/root.\nThis will take few seconds.
!T_CHKPACKAGEAPI
    :E Is the managerpm module enabled ?
!I_CHKPACKAGEAPIOK
    :E The managerpm module is currently enabled.\nNothing to do
!I_CHKPACKAGEAPINOTOK
    :E The managerpm module is not currently enabled.\nWe will enable it
!T_CHKXTERMKIT
    :E Is the xtermkit package installed ?
!I_XTERMKITMISSING
    :E The xtermkit package is not installed.\n
      +Pick it from http://www.solucorp.qc.ca/xterminals\n
      +\n
      +We can't do more for now
!I_XTERMKITOLD
    :E The xtermkit package is too old.\n
      +Upgrade to version 2.5 or more from\n
      +http://www.solucorp.qc.ca/xterminals\n
      +\n
      +We can't do more for now
!I_XTERMKITOK
    :E The xtermkit package is correctly installed.\nWe can proceed
!T_TERMDEFAULT
    :E This is the terminals default parameters\n
      +By filling this form, you will save some time\n
      +when configuring new terminals
!E_SOMEERRORS
    :E Some errors
!I_PIDSOCKETUSAGE
    :E pidsocket --ip IP-number --port TCP-port-number --showlisten\n
      +\n
      +Reports the process which are connected to a given socket\n
!I_PROCHEAD
    :E PID\tUid\tIP number\tPort\tInode\tProgram\n
!I_KERNEL_2_0
    :E Kernel 2.0
!I_KERNEL_2_2
    :E kernel 2.2 (large)
!I_KERNEL_2_4
    :E kernel 2.4 (modular)
!T_KERNELSELECTION
    :E Kernel selection
!I_KERNELSELECTION
    :E For low end machine, use the small kernel (2.0)\n
      +  (386s/4 megs ram for example)\n
      +The large kernel has more ethernet drivers\n
      +The modular kernel has even more features and drivers
!T_CHKNISCONF
    :E Is the nisconf module enabled ?
!I_CHKNISCONFOK
    :E The nisconf module is currently enabled.\nNothing to do
!I_CHKNISCONFNOTOK
    :E The nisconf module is not currently enabled.\nWe will enable it
!F_DESKTOP
    :E Desktop type