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Finishes the Turkish translation of system-status, logviewer, smart-status, updown, htpasswd-file, bsdexports, dfsadmin, openslp, mailcap, backup-config, at, proc, sgiexports, samba, lpadmin, cluster-cron, tcpwrappers, hpuxexports, exports, cluster-shell, webmincron, time, change-user, syslog, shell, inetd, htaccess-htpasswd, krb5, xterm, idmapd, cluster-passwd, tunnel, inittab, passwd, man, xinetd, webalizer, adsl-client and help, and removes their tr.auto files. htaccess-htpasswd needed special handling: its existing lang/tr was a verbatim copy of lang/en, so reusing it would have carried 75 English strings into the finished file. The whole module was translated instead. Six other strings that were still in English in acl, firewall, webalizer and xinetd were translated at the same time. Product and protocol names stay in English, including SMART, WebNFS, Kerberos, LIPKEY, SPKM, OpenSLP, Winbind, TCP Wrappers, Xinetd, journalctl, Boot Loader Specification, Trusted Platform Module and Alpine Package Keeper.
This is the README file for the OpenSLP webmin module by Monty Charlton <monty@caldera.com>. Installation is easy. Just use the 'Webmin Modules' applet under 'Webmin Configuration'. Use the '...' box to find openslp.tar.wbm and it should install fine. Worst case, just copy the tar file to your webmin directory (usually /usr/libexec/webmin) and extract it: tar xvf openslp.tar.wbm You may notice there are a number of config-some-system files in the openslp directory. You may have to edit the file that pertains to your particular system. If you do, please send me (monty@caldera.com) the change you had to make to get things to work. To make your module appear in the main list, you may have to edit /etc/webmin/webmin.acl. Just add openslp to the list somewhere and it should magically appear. But you probably won't have to do this. This OpenSLP module is Copyright (c) 2000 Caldera Systems Permission to use, copy, modify, and distribute this software and its documentation under the terms of the GNU General Public License is hereby granted. No representations are made about the suitability of this software for any purpose. It is provided "as is" without express or implied warranty. See the GNU General Public License for more details.