:E Missing information about daemon or utility %s\nin configuration file %s\n
!T_SCOPE
:E Netconf scope
!I_SCOPE
:E This dialog let you select which commands\nand daemon netconf is allowed to managed\nIf you deselect one command, then you must\nmanaged this yourself. This facility\nis provided to help integrate netconf into\na working setup.\n*** Unless you know what you are doing ***\n*** fiddling here is not recommended ***\n
!X_SETNISDOM
:E Set NIS domain to %s\n
!E_UNKNOWNDAEMON
:E Unknown daemon :%s:....\ndon't know how to support it\n
!P_CHGDATE
:E correct the date and time
!F_ZONE
:E zone
!F_STORECMOS
:E Store date in CMOS
!F_UNIVERSAL
:E universal format(GMT)
!F_GETDATE
:E Get date from server(s)
!T_TIME
:E Time
!F_HOUR
:E Hour
!F_MINUTES
:E Minutes
!F_SECONDS
:E Seconds
!T_DATE
:E Date
!F_YEAR
:E Year
!F_MONTH
:E Month
!F_DAYOFMONTH
:E Day of month
!T_DATETIME
:E Workstation date & time
!I_DATETIME
:E Fill this form to indicate how the workstation must\nget its date and time\n
!E_CANTPROBE
:E Can't probe current setup of network device %s\nNo way to activate the network\n
!E_NODEVICE
:E Networking was configured\nfor the interface %s\nbut this device is not configured\nin the kernel\n
!E_IVLEXPORTS
:E Invalid line %d in file %s\n%s\n
!F_PATHEXP
:E Path to export
!F_CLIHOSTS
:E Client hosts + option
!F_COMMENT
:E Comment (opt)
!T_ONEEXPORT
:E One exported file system
!T_EXPORTED
:E Exported file systems
!I_EXPORTED
:E Setup file systems available for client hosts\nThose systems will be accessible through NFS\n
!F_DELETEONE
:E to delete one definition
!F_ADDONE
:E to add a new definition
!ERR_BLOCKING
:E The kernel does not support\nIP_BLOCKING, reconfigure it
!ERR_FORWARDING
:E The kernel does not support\nIP_FORWARDING, reconfigure it
!T_ROUTEHOSTS
:E Route to other hosts
!T_ROUTENET
:E Route to other networks
!I_ROUTEHOSTS
:E If your network has access to other networks\nyou must tell how to reach those networks\n
!I_TOADDROUTE
:E to add a new route
!M_DEFROUTE
:E the default route
!M_ROUTENET
:E other routes to networks
!M_ROUTEHOSTS
:E other routes to hosts
!M_ROUTED
:E the routed daemon
!M_SET
:E Set
!M_CONFIG
:E Configure
!M_CONFIGURED
:E configured
!M_NONE
:E none
!T_ROUTES
:E Routes to other network
!I_ROUTES
:E If your network has access to other networks\nyou must tell how to reach those networks\nFor many setup, simply setting the default route\nis good enough\n\nIf you only talk to machine on the local network\nthen all this is not necessary.\n
!T_DEFGTW
:E Default gateway
!I_DEFGTW
:E Enter the IP number of the main gateway\n
!F_PRIMNAME
:E Primary name + domain
!F_ALIASES
:E Aliases (opt)
!F_IPADR
:E IP address
!F_NETADR
:E Network address (opt)
!F_NETMASK
:E Netmask (opt)
!E_NEEDIP
:E \n\tYou must provide the IP number\n\tsince you provided a name\n
!F_IVLDIP
:E \tInvalid host IP number\n
!F_IVLDNETIP
:E \tInvalid network IP number\n
!E_IVLMASK
:E \tInvalid netwask\n
!Q_NOIP
:E Are you sure
!I_NOIP
:E No IP address was entered for the first\nethernet adaptor. Either it is a mistake\n(you forgot) or you don't have a network\nadaptor at all.\n\nIf you don't have any network adaptor,\nit is a good idea to enter the IP number\n127.0.0.1, which correspond to a dummy\ninternal network. This may help later with\nnetwork aware application such as X11.\n\nDo you want me to enter 127.0.0.1 for you ?
!T_FIRSTETH
:E First ethernet adaptor
!T_SECONDETH
:E Second ethernet adaptor
!T_THIRDETH
:E Third ethernet adaptor
!T_FOURTHETH
:E Fourth ethernet adaptor
!T_THISHOST
:E This host basic configuration
!I_THISHOST
:E You are allowed to control the parameters\nwhich are specific to this host and related\nto its main connection to the local network\n
!N_DNSUPDATED
:E The DNS has been updated
!E_OUTOFMEMORY
:E Out of memory\n
!F_IPNUM
:E IP number
!T_HOSTNETDEF
:E host/network definition
!E_IVLIPNUM
:E Invalid IP number
!I_UPDHOSTS
:E To update %s
!I_HOSTSDEF
:E Select a host/network definition to modify
!I_ADDDEF
:E to add a new definition
!F_RULEACTIVE
:E This rule is active
!F_PROTOCOL
:E Protocol
!F_PACKFROMANY
:E Packet come from anywhere
!F_FIRSTETH
:E First ethernet adaptor
!F_SECOND
:E Second
!F_THIRD
:E Third
!F_FOURTH
:E Fourth
!F_FIRSTSLIP
:E First SLIP/CSLIP channel
!F_FIRSTPPP
:E First PPP channel
!F_FROM
:E From
!F_HOSTORNET
:E Host or Network
!F_HNETMASK
:E Netmask
!F_PORTRANGE
:E Port range
!F_OTHERPORTS
:E Other ports
!F_INTERFACE
:E Interface
!F_TO
:E To
!F_DOMASQUERADE
:E Do masquerading
!T_FORWARDING
:E Firewall forwarding rule
!E_IVLDINTER
:E Invalid interface %s for firewalling rule
!E_IVLDNETLEVEL
:E File %s\ncontains an invalid netconf level: %d\nIt must be 0, 1 or 2.\nJust run \"netconf --runlevel\" with an\nexplicit value (local, client, or server)\nto fix this.\n\nAssuming \"local\" configuration for now.\n
!E_CANTOPEN
:E Can't open file %s\n(%s)\n
!P_PERMUPDATE
:E update the status of the system
!X_LIST
:E List of things requiered to activate current configuration\n
!M_INFOR
:E information about your system
!M_HOSTS
:E information about other hosts
!M_NETWORKS
:E information about other networks
!M_ROUTING
:E routing and gateways
!M_RESOLV
:E Name server specification (DNS)
!M_NIS
:E Network Information System (NIS)
!M_ORDER
:E Search path for host name
!M_EXPORTS
:E exported file-systems (NFS)
!M_DNS
:E Domain Name Server (DNS)
!M_MAIL
:E Mail delivery system (sendmail)
!M_FWDEF
:E firewalling defaults (packet filtering)
!M_FORWARD
:E forward firewalling
!M_BLOCK
:E blocking firewalling
!M_ACCT
:E packets accounting
!M_PPP
:E ppp or slip dialout
!M_RARP
:E RARP server
!M_ISOL
:E Isolated/simple network from scratch
!M_EDIT
:E Edit
!T_CLIENTTASKS
:E Client tasks
!T_SERVER
:E Server tasks
!T_BOOT
:E Boot services
!T_FIREWALL
:E Firewalling & packets Accounting
!M_INSTALL
:E Install
!T_NETWORK
:E Network configurator
!I_NETWORK
:E This package allows you to configure from\nscratch a TCP/IP network using ethernet\nand serial cable (modem)
!E_NETCONF
:E Netconf: Invalid arguments\n
!E_NETCONFDEF
:E netconf without argument start the interactive mode\n
!E_IVLRUNLEVEL
:E Invalid runlevel %s for network daemons\nValues 1,2,3,4,5,6 or local,client,server\nare valid.\n
!E_NISSERV
:E Unknown NIS server %s\n
!F_NISDOM
:E NIS domain
!F_NISSERV
:E NIS server(optionnal)
!T_NISCONF
:E NIS client configuration
!I_NISCONF
:E You must enter the NIS domain\nA server must be specified\nif it can't be probed by a broadcast\nThe server is either specified as an IP number\nor as a name.\n
!P_SETTINGNIS
:E Setting the NIS domain name
!E_USAGEDOM
:E usage: domainname [ nisdomain ]\n
!F_PPPNAME
:E Configuration name
!F_CONNECTTYPE
:E Connection type
!F_PPPLOGIN
:E PPP using normal login account
!F_PPPPAP
:E PPP using PAP authentication
!F_PPPCHAP
:E PPP using CHAP authentication
!F_SLIP
:E SLIP
!F_PLIP1
:E PLIP1 (IP over printer port 1)
!F_PLIP2
:E PLIP2 (IP over printer port 2)
!F_OURIP
:E Our IP number(opt)
!F_REMOTEIP
:E Remote IP number(opt)
!F_DEFROUTE
:E Default route
!F_PROXYARP
:E Proxy Arp (fake remote on local net)
!F_LOGIN
:E login
!F_PASSWORD
:E Password
!F_PHONE
:E Phone
!F_SERIALDEF
:E Serial device
!F_FIRSTCOM
:E first standard serial port COM1
!F_SECONDCOM
:E Second standard serial port COM2
!F_COM1M
:E COM1 when using mgetty
!F_COM2M
:E COM2 when using mgetty
!F_MODEMCHAT
:E Modem initialisation
!F_LOGINOK
:E Expected welcome (opt)
!F_LOGINCHAT
:E Custom login chat (opt)
!F_MODEMCTRL
:E Modem controls
!F_LOCKFILE
:E Lock file
!F_BAUD
:E Baud rate
!F_IDLETIME
:E Idle time
!T_FEATURES
:E Features
!F_PPPMRU
:E PPP MRU
!F_PPPMTU
:E PPP MTU(opt)
!F_RUNPPPD
:E Run pppd in debug mode
!F_RUNCHAT
:E Run chat in debug mode
!F_ASYNCMAP
:E Async map
!F_OTHERPPP
:E Other PPP options
!T_ONEPPPCONF
:E %s PPP/SLIP configuration
!I_ONEPPPCONF
:E One PPP, SLIP or PLIP configuration
!E_DUPCONF
:E The configuration %s\nalready exist\nUse another name\n\n
!E_NEEDNAME
:E You must supply\na configuration name\n\n
!E_NEEDDEV
:E You must supply a device (/dev/xxxx)\n\n
!Q_DELETED
:E Are you sure
!I_DELETED
:E This configuration will be\ndeleted permanently
!E_ONLYPPP
:E Only normal PPP is supported yet!
!P_CONFPPP
:E configure PPP and SLIP
!I_ADDCONF
:E a new configuration
!T_PPPCONF
:E PPP/SLIP configuration
!I_PPPCONF
:E You are allowed to edit/add\nPPP and SLIP configuration\nwhich will allow your computer to connect\nto PPP and SLIP server
!E_NOCONF
:E No configuration %s
!E_IVLOPTION
:E Invalid option\nnetconf --connect site [ --fore ]
!E_CANTEXEC
:E Can't execute command %s\n
!E_IVLDRARPFORM
:E Invalid format in file %s, line %d
!E_ALLFIELD
:E All field must be filled
!E_HARDETH
:E Invalid hardware ethernet address\n%s\nExpect xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx format
!F_HOSTNAME
:E host name or IP number
!F_ETHADR
:E Ethernet address
!T_ETH2IP
:E Ethernet to IP translation
!I_ETH2IP
:E Enter an IP number or a host name\nand its ethernet 6 hexadecimal digit\naddress
!I_ANEWENTRY
:E a new entry
!T_RARPCONF
:E RARP configuration
!I_RARPCONF
:E You are allowed to edit/add\nRARP (Reverse Address Resolution)\nwhich will allow other computer to get\ntheir IP number from this server\n
!P_EDITRARP
:E to edit RARP configuration
!E_NORARP
:E This kernel does not support RARP\nI can't load the RARP table\nSome machines may fail to boot because of that
!F_ROUTEDREQ
:E routed is required
!F_NOEXPORT
:E Does not export any routes (Silent)
!F_EXPORTDEFRT
:E Export your default route
!T_ROUTEDCONF
:E Routed daemon configuration
!I_ROUTEDCONF
:E Check the appropriate options\nunless you have a simple network, routed\nis required.\n
!E_CANTSILENT
:E Can't be both silent and a gateway\n
!E_IVLDEST
:E Invalid destination %s for line %d in file %s\n%s\n
!E_NOKEYGW
:E Keyword gw missing from line %d of file %s\n%s
!E_IVLGTW
:E Invalid gateway %s for line %d in file %s\n%s\n
!E_NETMASK
:E Keyword netmask expected, on line %d of file %s\n%s
!E_CANTXROUTE
:E Can't execute command /sbin/route\nNo way to update the route table\n
!E_IVLOUTPUT
:E Invalid output from /sbin/route\n%s\n
!F_GATEWAY
:E Gateway
!F_DEST
:E Destination
!T_ROUTESPEC
:E route specification
!I_ROUTESPEC
:E Enter either IP numbers or names\n
!E_IVLROUTE
:E Invalid route specification
!I_SIMPLEINST
:E This option allows you to install\na complete network setup, including the names\nof all machine.\n\nThis will overwrite the following files:\n %s\n %s\n
!Q_SIMPLEINST
:E Installing network from scratch
!DUMMY_NAME_SERV
:E linux-serv
!DUMMY_NAME_BANANA
:E banana
!DUMMY_NAME_APPLE
:E apple
!DUMMY_NAME_CHERRY
:E cherry
!DUMMY_NAME_ORANGE
:E orange
!DUMMY_NAME_WOLF
:E wolf
!DUMMY_NAME_LION
:E lion
!DUMMY_NAME_MOUSE
:E mouse
!DUMMY_NAME_EAGLE
:E eagle
!DUMMY_NAME_COBRA
:E cobra
!DUMMY_NAME_ELVIS
:E elvis
!DUMMY_NAME_BABE
:E babe
!DUMMY_NAME_ALNOLD
:E arnold
!DUMMY_NAME_ROCKY
:E rocky
!DUMMY_NAME_BOND
:E bond
!DUMMY_NAME_RINGO
:E ringo
!DUMMY_NAME_PAUL
:E paul
!DUMMY_NAME_JOHN
:E john
!DUMMY_NAME_GEORGE
:E george
!DUMMY_NAME_MADONA
:E madona
!DUMMY_NAME_TARZAN
:E tarzan
!DUMMY_NAME_LINUS
:E linus
!DUMMY_NAME_CANADA
:E canada
!DUMMY_NAME_USA
:E usa
!DUMMY_NAME_FINLAND
:E finland
!DUMMY_NAME_FRANCE
:E france
!T_YOURMACHINE
:E Your machine name
!I_YOURMACHINE
:E You must select a name for your machine\nout of this list. Each of your co-networker\nmust select a different name\n
!M_ACTIVATE
:E Activate
!M_THECHANGES
:E the changes
!M_PREVIEW
:E Preview
!M_WHATHAS
:E what has to be done
!T_STATUS
:E Status of the system
!I_STATUS
:E The state of the system is not\nin sync with the current/updated\nconfiguration. You are allowed to\nmake it current, or continue with\nthe current configuration. You can also\nlook at the things that will have to be done\nto make the system current.\n
!T_THINGSTODO
:E Things to do
!X_WOULDHAVE
:E Would have %s %s\n
!X_STOPPED
:E stopped
!E_IVLBASIC
:E Invalid basic configuration of the host\n%s\n
!E_NOPRIMNAME
:E No definition for the primary name\nin /etc/hosts.\nThere is no entry with the name or alias\n\"loghost\".\n
:E You can enter alternative IP numbers for a\nnetwork interface. You can enter several numbers\nper lines. Many time savers syntax are supported\nHere are some examples for:\n 192.168.1.10 192.168.1.11 192.168.1.12\n 192.168.1.10-12\n 10-12
!T_IPALIASES
:E Edit IP aliases configurations
!I_SYSTEMS
:E Each network device may have several\nIP number. Alternate ones are called alias and are\nentered here.\n
!P_UPDALIAS
:E to update IP aliases
!E_FWOLDKERN
:E Linuxconf was compiled on an old kernel and does not\nsupport firewalling properly. No rule will be activated.
!F_RARPACTIVE
:E This record is active
!F_DAEPATH
:E path of the command
!T_DAECONFIG
:E Daemons and command config
!I_DAECONFIG
:E You are allowed to changed the way\na daemon or command is invoked.
!F_DAEARGS
:E arguments
!E_IPXFORMAT
:E Invalid format of file %s\nCan't manage IPX properly\n
!F_IPXNETNUM
:E Network number(0=probe)
!F_IPXINTERNALNETNUM
:E Internal network number(opt)
!F_IPXINTERNALNODENUM
:E Internal node number(opt)
!F_IPXAUTOCONFIG
:E Autoconfigure
!F_PRIMARY
:E primary
!F_ISPRIMARY
:E is the primary interface
!T_IPXCONF
:E IPX interface configuration
!I_IPXCONF
:E You must associate a frame type with\na network devices and a network number\nFor one device, it is possible to have several\ncombination of frame and network number.\nMost linux client machine (IPX client) will be happy\nby selecting the \"autoconfigure\" choices.
!M_IPXCONF
:E IPX interface setup
!F_FRAMETYPES
:E interfaces frame types
!F_FRAMETYPE
:E Frame type
!T_IPXINTERNAL
:E Internal network
!F_IPXENABLE
:E Enable
!F_IPXNETWORK
:E IPX networking
!E_IPXSOCKET
:E Can't open IPX control socket\nLooks ODD to me.\nMaybe linuxconf is incompatible with the kernel release
!T_NEWPPP
:E new
!ERR_OUTPUT
:E The kernel does not support\nIP_OUTPUTING, reconfigure it
!F_BRULES
:E Inputing rules
!F_FRULES
:E forwarding rules
!F_ORULES
:E outputing rules
!T_INPUTING
:E Firewall inputing rule
!M_OUTPUT
:E outputing firewalling
!T_OUTPUT
:E Firewall Outputing rule
!F_LCPECHO
:E LCP echo
!F_NOLCPECHO
:E Don't use LCP echo protocol
!F_ECHO15_3
:E Send lcp echo every 15, hangup after 3 failures
!E_LCPECHO
:E You must supply a value pair\n delay,retry for the LCP echo protocol
!T_EDITFIRE
:E Edit firewalling rules
!I_EDITFIRE
:E You are allowed to edit/add/deleted\nrules for forwarding packets
!I_NEWRULES
:E new rules
!F_NETWORKHOST
:E network or host
!F_NETMASKOPT
:E netmask(opt)
!F_EMPTYSLOT
:E empty slots at the end of the dialog
!T_HTMLACCESS
:E Linuxconf html access control
!I_HTMLACCESS
:E You can specify which networks or hosts are allowed\nto access linuxconf to configure your computer\n(They need a password still)\n
