Configuration_CurrentLogFile <Download current log file>
Configuration_SOCKSServer SOCKS V proxy host
Configuration_SOCKSPort SOCKS V proxy port
Configuration_SOCKSPortUpdate Updated SOCKS V proxy port to %s
Configuration_SOCKSServerUpdate Updated SOCKS V proxy host to %s
Configuration_Fields History Columns
Advanced_Error1 '%s' already in the Ignored Words list
Advanced_Error2 Ignored words can only contain alphanumeric, ., _, -, or @ characters
Advanced_Error3 '%s' added to the Ignored Words list
Advanced_Error4 '%s' is not in the Ignored Words list
Advanced_Error5 '%s' removed from the Ignored Words list
Advanced_StopWords Ignored Words
Advanced_Message1 POPFile ignores the following frequently-used words:
Advanced_AddWord Add word
Advanced_RemoveWord Remove word
Advanced_AllParameters All POPFile Parameters
Advanced_Parameter Parameter
Advanced_Value Value
Advanced_Warning This is the complete list of POPFile parameters. Advanced users only: you may change any and click Update; there is no validity checking. Items shown in bold have been changed from the default setting.
History_Column_Characters Change width of From, To, Cc and Subject columns
History_Automatic Automatic
History_Reclassified Reclassified
History_Size_Bytes %d B
History_Size_KiloBytes %.1f KB
History_Size_MegaBytes %.1f MB
Password_Title Password
Password_Enter Enter password
Password_Go Go!
Password_Error1 Incorrect password
Security_Error1 The port must be a number between 1 and 65535
Security_Stealth Stealth Mode/Server Operation
Security_NoStealthMode No (Stealth Mode)
Security_StealthMode (Stealth Mode)
Security_ExplainStats (With this turned on POPFile sends once per day the following three values to a script on www.usethesource.com: bc (the total number of buckets that you have), mc (the total number of messages that POPFile has classified) and ec (the total number of classification errors). These get stored in a file and I will use this to publish some statistics about how people use POPFile and how well it works. My web server keeps its log files for about 5 days and then they get deleted; I am not storing any connection between the statistics and individual IP addresses.)
Security_ExplainUpdate (With this turned on POPFile sends once per day the following three values to a script on www.usethesource.com: ma (the major version number of your installed POPFile), mi (the minor version number of your installed POPFile) and bn (the build number of your installed POPFile). POPFile receives a response in the form of a graphic that appears at the top of the page if a new version is available. My web server keeps its log files for about 5 days and then they get deleted; I am not storing any connection between the update checks and individual IP addresses.)
Security_PasswordTitle User Interface Password
Security_Password Password
Security_PasswordUpdate Updated password
Security_AUTHTitle Remote Servers
Security_SecureServer Remote POP3 server (SPA/AUTH or transparent proxy)
Security_SecureServerUpdate Updated remote POP3 server to %s
Security_SecurePort Remote POP3 port (SPA/AUTH or transparent proxy)
Security_SecurePortUpdate Updated remote POP3 server port to %s
Security_SMTPServer SMTP chain server
Security_SMTPServerUpdate Updated SMTP chain server to %s; this change will not take affect until you restart POPFile
Security_SMTPPort SMTP chain port
Security_SMTPPortUpdate Updated SMTP chain port to %s; this change will not take affect until you restart POPFile
Security_POP3 Accept POP3 connections from remote machines (requires POPFile restart)
Security_SMTP Accept SMTP connections from remote machines (requires POPFile restart)
Security_NNTP Accept NNTP connections from remote machines (requires POPFile restart)
Security_XMLRPC Accept XML-RPC connections from remote machines (requires POPFile restart)
Security_UpdateTitle Automatic Update Checking
Security_Update Check daily for updates to POPFile
Security_StatsTitle Reporting Statistics
Security_Stats Send statistics daily
Magnet_Error1 Magnet '%s' already exists in bucket '%s'
Magnet_Error2 New magnet '%s' clashes with magnet '%s' in bucket '%s' and could cause ambiguous results. New magnet was not added.
Magnet_Error3 Create new magnet '%s' in bucket '%s'
Magnet_CurrentMagnets Current Magnets
Magnet_Message1 The following magnets cause mail to always be classified into the specified bucket.
Magnet_CreateNew Create New Magnet
Magnet_Explanation These types of magnets are available:</b> <ul><li><b>From address or name:</b> For example: john@company.com to match a specific address, <br />company.com to match everyone who sends from company.com, <br />John Doe to match a specific person, John to match all Johns</li><li><b>To/Cc address or name:</b> Like a From: magnet but for the To:/Cc: address in a message</li> <li><b>Subject words:</b> For example: hello to match all messages with hello in the subject</li></ul>
Magnet_MagnetType Magnet type
Magnet_Value Values
Magnet_Always Always goes to bucket
Magnet_Jump Jump to magnet page
Bucket_Error1 Bucket names can only contain the letters a to z in lower case, numbers 0 to 9, plus - and _
Bucket_LookupMostLikely <b>%s</b> is most likely to appear in <font color="%s">%s</font>
Bucket_DoesNotAppear <p><b>%s</b> does not appear in any of the buckets
Bucket_DisabledGlobally Disabled globally
Bucket_To to
Bucket_Quarantine Quarantine<br>Message
SingleBucket_Title Detail for %s
SingleBucket_WordCount Bucket word count
SingleBucket_TotalWordCount Total word count
SingleBucket_Percentage Percentage of total
SingleBucket_WordTable Word Table for %s
SingleBucket_Message1 Click a letter in the index to see the list of words that start with that letter. Click any word to lookup its probability for all buckets.
SingleBucket_Unique %s distinct
SingleBucket_ClearBucket Remove All Words
Session_Title POPFile Session Expired
Session_Error Your POPFile session has expired. This could have been caused by starting and stopping POPFile but leaving your web browser open. Please click one of the links above to continue using POPFile.
View_Title Single Message View
View_ShowFrequencies Show word frequencies
View_ShowProbabilities Show word probabilities
View_ShowScores Show word scores and decision chart
View_WordMatrix Word matrix
View_WordProbabilities showing word probabilities
View_WordFrequencies showing word frequencies
View_WordScores showing word scores
View_Chart Decision Chart
Windows_TrayIcon Show POPFile icon in Windows system tray?
Windows_Console Run POPFile in a console window?
Windows_NextTime <p><font color="red">This change will not take effect until the next time you start POPFile</font>
Header_MenuSummary This table is the navigation menu which allows access to each of the different pages of the control center.
History_MainTableSummary This table shows the sender and subject of recently received messages and allows them to be reviewed and reclassified. Clicking on the subject line will show the full message text, along with information about why it was classified as it was. The 'Should be' column allows you to specify which bucket the message belongs in, or to undo that change. The 'Delete' column allows you to delete specific messages from the history if you don't need them anymore.
History_OpenMessageSummary This table contains the full text of a message message, with the words that are used for classification highlighted according to the bucket that was most relevant for each.
Bucket_MainTableSummary This table provides an overview of the classification buckets. Each row shows the bucket name, the word count total for that bucket, the actual number of individual words in each bucket, whether the message's subject line will be modified when it gets classified to that bucket, whether to quarantine the messages received in that bucket, and a table to pick the color used in displaying anything related to that bucket in the control center.
Bucket_StatisticsTableSummary This table provides three sets of statistics on the overall performance of POPFile. The first is how accurate its classification is, the second is how many messages have been classified, and to which buckets, and the third is how many words are in each bucket, and what their relative percentages are.
Bucket_MaintenanceTableSummary This table contains forms that allow you to create, delete or rename buckets, and to lookup a word in all of the buckets to see its relative probabilities.
Bucket_AccuracyChartSummary This table graphically represents the accuracy of the message classification.
Bucket_BarChartSummary This table graphically represents a percentage allocation for each of the different buckets. It is used for both number of messages classified, and total word counts.
Bucket_LookupResultsSummary This table shows the probabilities associated with any given word of the corpus. For each bucket, it shows the frequency that that word occurs, the probability that it will occur in that bucket, and the overall effect on the score of the bucket if that word exists in a message.
Bucket_WordListTableSummary This table provides a listing of all the words for a particular bucket, organized by common first letter for each row.
Magnet_MainTableSummary This table shows the list of magnets that are used to automatically classify message according to fixed rules. Each row shows how the magnet is defined, what bucket it is intended for, and a button to delete the magnet.
Configuration_MainTableSummary This table contains a number of forms to allow you to control the configuration of POPFile.
Configuration_InsertionTableSummary This table contains buttons that determine whether or not certain modifications are made to the headers or subject line of the message before it is passed on to the message client.
Security_MainTableSummary This table provides sets of controls that affect the security of the overall configuration of POPFile, whether it should automatically check for updates to the program, and whether statistics about POPFile's performance should be sent to the central datastore of the program's author for general information.
Advanced_MainTableSummary This table provides a list of words that POPFile ignores when classifying message due to their relative frequency in message in general. They are organized per row according to the first letter of the words.
Imap_Bucket2Folder Mail for bucket <b>%s</b> goes to folder
Imap_MapError You cannot map more than one bucket to a single folder!
Imap_Server IMAP server hostname:
Imap_ServerNameError Please enter the server's hostname!
Imap_Port IMAP Server port:
Imap_PortError Please enter a valid port number!
Imap_Login IMAP account login:
Imap_LoginError Please enter a user/login name!
Imap_Password Password for IMAP account:
Imap_PasswordError Please enter a password for the server!
Imap_Expunge Expunge deleted messages from watched folders.
Imap_Interval Update interval in seconds:
Imap_IntervalError Please enter an interval between 10 and 3600 seconds.
Imap_Bytelimit Bytes per message to use for classification. Enter 0 (Null) for the complete message:
Imap_BytelimitError Please enter a number.
Imap_RefreshFolders Refresh list of folders
Imap_Now now!
Imap_UpdateError1 Could not login. Verify your login name and password, please.
Imap_UpdateError2 Failed to connect to server. Please check the host name and port and make sure you are online.
Imap_UpdateError3 Please configure the connection details first.
Imap_NoConnectionMessage Please configure the connection details first. After you have done that, more options will be available on this page.
Imap_WatchMore a folder to list of watched folders
Imap_WatchedFolder Watched folder no
Shutdown_Message POPFile has shut down
Help_Training When you first use POPFile, it knows nothing and will need some training. POPFile requires training on messages for each bucket, training occurs when you reclassify a message POPFile missclassified to the correct bucket. You must also setup your mail client to filter messages based on POPFile's classification. Information on setting up your client filtering can be found at the <a href="http://popfile.sourceforge.net/cgi-bin/wiki.pl?FrequentlyAskedQuestions/EmailSorting">POPFile Documentation Project</a>.
Help_Bucket_Setup POPFile requires at least two buckets in addition to the unclassified pseudo-bucket. What makes POPFile unique is that it can classify email more than that, you can have any number of buckets. A simple setup would be a "spam", "personal", and a "work" bucket.
