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to ensure that generated templates are right, and set output encoding
to UTF-8.
* Update debian/rules to call po2debconf instead of debconf-mergetemplate.
* Add debian/netcfg-common.templates, debian/netcfg-dhcp.templates
and debian/netcfg-static.templates, and remove debian/template/
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Template: netcfg/get_domain |
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Type: string |
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_Description: Choose the domain name. |
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The domain name is the part of your Internet address to the right of your |
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host name. It is often something that ends in .com, .net, .edu, or .org. |
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If you are setting up a home network, you can make something up, but make |
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sure you use the same domain name on all your computers. |
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Template: netcfg/get_nameservers |
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Type: string |
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_Description: Choose the DNS Server Addresses |
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Please enter the IP addresses (not host names) of up to 3 name servers, |
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separated by spaces. Do not use commas. The servers will be queried in the |
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order in which you enter them. If you don't want to use any name servers |
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just leave this field blank. |
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Template: netcfg/choose_interface |
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Type: select |
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Choices: ${ifchoices} |
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_Description: Choose an interface. |
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The following interfaces were detected. Choose the type of your primary |
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network interface that you will need for installing the Debian system (via |
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NFS or HTTP). |
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Template: netcfg/error_cfg |
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Type: note |
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_Description: An error occured. |
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Something went wrong when I tried to activate your network. |
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Template: netcfg/get_hostname |
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Type: string |
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Default: debian |
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_Description: Enter the system's hostname. |
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The hostname is a single word that identifies your system to the network. |
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If you don't know what your hostname should be, consult your network |
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administrator. If you are setting up your own home network, you can make |
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something up here. |
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Template: netcfg/invalid_hostname |
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Type: note |
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_Description: The hostname "${hostname}" is invalid. |
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A valid hostname may contain only alphanumeric characters and the minus |
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sign, be between 2 and 63 characters long, and cannot begin or end with a |
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minus sign. |
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Template: netcfg/error |
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Type: note |
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_Description: An error occured and I cannot continue. |
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Feel free to retry. |
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Template: netcfg/no_interfaces |
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Type: note |
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_Description: No interfaces were detected. |
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No network interfaces were found. That means that the installation |
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system was unable to find a network device. If you do have a network |
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card, then it is possible that the module for it hasn't been selected |
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yet. Go back to 'Configure network hardware'. |
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Template: netcfg/dhcp_hostname |
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Type: string |
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_Description: What is your dhcp hostname? |
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In some situations, you may need to supply a DHCP host name. These |
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situations are rare. Most commonly, it applies to cable modem users. If |
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you are a cable modem user, you might need to specify an account number |
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here. Otherwise, you can just leave this blank. |
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Template: netcfg/confirm_dhcp |
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Type: boolean |
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Default: true |
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_Description: Is this information correct? |
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interface = ${interface} |
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hostname = ${hostname} |
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domain = ${domain} |
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dhcp hostname = ${dhcp_hostname} |
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nameservers = ${nameservers} |
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Template: netcfg/do_dhcp |
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Type: note |
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_Description: I will now configure the network. |
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This may take some time. It shouldn't take more than a minute or two. |
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Template: netcfg/no_dhcp_client |
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Type: note |
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_Description: No dhcp client found. I cannot continue. |
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This package requires pump or dhcp-client. |
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Template: netcfg/get_ipaddress |
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Type: string |
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_Description: IP address? |
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The IP address is unique to your computer and consists of four numbers |
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separated by periods. If you don't know what to use here, consult your |
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network administrator. |
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Template: netcfg/get_pointopoint |
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Type: string |
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_Description: Pointopoint address? |
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The pointopoint address is used to determine the other endpoint of the |
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point to point network. Consult your network administrator if you do not |
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know the value. The pointopoint address should be entered as four numbers |
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separated by periods. |
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Template: netcfg/get_netmask |
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Type: string |
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_Description: Netmask? |
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The netmask is used to determine which machines are local to your |
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network. Consult your network administrator if you do not know the |
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value. The netmask should be entered as four numbers separated by |
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periods. |
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Template: netcfg/get_gateway |
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Type: string |
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_Description: Gateway? |
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This is an IP address (four numbers separated by periods) that indicates |
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the gateway router, also known as the default router. All traffic that |
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goes outside your LAN (for instance, to the Internet) is sent through this |
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router. In rare circumstances, you may have no router; in that case, you |
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can leave this blank. If you don't know the proper answer to this |
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question, consult your network administrator. |
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Template: netcfg/gateway_unreachable |
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Type: note |
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_Description: The gateway you entered is unreachable. |
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You may have made an error entering your ipaddress, netmask and/or |
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gateway. |
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Template: netcfg/confirm_static |
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Type: boolean |
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Default: true |
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_Description: Is this configuration correct? |
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interface = ${interface} |
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hostname = ${hostname} |
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domain = ${domain} |
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ipaddress = ${ipaddress} |
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netmask = ${netmask} |
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gateway = ${gateway} |
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pointopoint = ${pointopoint} |
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nameservers = ${nameservers} |
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