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- Committer: jrjohansen
- Date: 2008-05-19 22:46:34 UTC
- Revision ID: svn-v4:40609528-9d10-0410-9bd8-e926d5471da9:trunk:1247
move yastui to deprecated as the YaST ui is now being maintained and developed in the YaST svn
- files removed:
- management/yastui
- management/yastui/src
- management/yastui/src/agents
- management/yastui/src/apparmor
- management/yastui/src/bin
- management/yastui/src/clients
- management/yastui/src/desktop
- management/yastui/src/desktop/groups
- management/yastui/src/icons
- management/yastui/src/icons/22x22
- management/yastui/src/icons/32x32
- management/yastui/src/icons/48x48
- management/yastui/src/immunix
- management/yastui/src/include
- management/yastui/src/include/apparmor-reports
- management/yastui/src/include/subdomain
- management/yastui/src/locale
- management/yastui/src/locale/en_US.UTF-8
- management/yastui/src/modules
- management/yastui/src/perl
- management/yastui/src/po
- management/yastui/src/scrconf
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management/yastui/src/locale/en_US.po
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# yast2-apparmor locale file
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# Copyright (C) 2005 Novell INC.
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# This file is distributed under the same license as the yast2-apparmor package.
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# David Drewelow <davidd@immunix.com>, 2005.
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#
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msgid ""
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msgstr ""
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"Project-Id-Version: yast2 AppArmor 1.2\n"
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"Report-Msgid-Bugs-To: apparmor-general@forge.novell.com\n"
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"POT-Creation-Date: 2005-04-01 14:07-0800\n"
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"PO-Revision-Date: 2005-04-15 09:10+8\n"
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"Last-Translator: Jesse Michael <jesse@immunix.com>\n"
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"Language-Team: English\n"
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"MIME-Version: 1.0\n"
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"Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8\n"
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"Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit\n"
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#: profile_dialogs.ycp:218 reporting_dialogues.ycp:1079
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#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:1756 reporting_dialogues.ycp:2054
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msgid "Select Directory"
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msgstr "Select Directory"
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#: profile_dialogs.ycp:220
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msgid "Select File"
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msgstr "Select File"
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#: profile_dialogs.ycp:261
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msgid "Entry will not added. Entry name or permissions not defined."
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msgstr "Entry will not added. Entry name or permissions not defined."
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#: profile_dialogs.ycp:336
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msgid "&Hat name to add"
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msgstr "&Hat name to add"
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#: profile_dialogs.ycp:450 reporting_dialogues.ycp:678
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#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:1038 reporting_dialogues.ycp:1066
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#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:1074 reporting_dialogues.ycp:1090
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#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:1108 reporting_dialogues.ycp:1120
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#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:1132 reporting_dialogues.ycp:1183
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#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:1209 reporting_dialogues.ycp:1232
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#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:1248 reporting_dialogues.ycp:1263
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#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:1271 reporting_dialogues.ycp:1280
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#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:1288 reporting_dialogues.ycp:1295
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#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:1412 reporting_dialogues.ycp:1448
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#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:1466 reporting_dialogues.ycp:1476
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#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:1483 reporting_dialogues.ycp:1491
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#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:1499 sd-config.ycp:79
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msgid "&Done"
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msgstr "&Done"
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#: profile_dialogs.ycp:478
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msgid ""
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"Include entries can not be edited. Please select add or delete to manage "
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"Include entries."
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msgstr ""
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"Include entries can not be edited. Please select add or delete to manage "
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"Include entries."
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#: profile_dialogs.ycp:596
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msgid "Save changes to the Profile"
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msgstr "Save changes to the Profile"
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#: profile_dialogs.ycp:669
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msgid "You must select a profile to edit"
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msgstr "You must select a profile to edit"
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#: report_helptext.ycp:5
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msgid ""
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"The Report Configuration dialog enables you to filter the archived report "
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"selected in the previous screen. To filter by <b>Date Range:</b><br><br> "
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"<ol> <li>Click <b>Filter By Date Range</b>. The fields become active. "
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"<li>Enter the start and end dates that delineate the scope of the report. "
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msgstr ""
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"The Report Configuration dialog enables you to filter the archived report "
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"selected in the previous screen. To filter by <b>Date Range:</b><br><br> "
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"<ol> <li>Click <b>Filter By Date Range</b>. The fields become active. "
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"<li>Enter the start and end dates that delineate the scope of the report. "
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#: profile_dialogs.ycp:574
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msgid "Select File To Include"
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msgstr "Select File To Include"
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#: report_helptext.ycp:5
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msgid ""
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"The Report Configuration dialog enables you to filter the archived report "
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"selected in the previous screen. To filter by <b>Date Range:</b><br><br> "
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"<ol> <li>Click <b>Filter By Date Range</b>. The fields become active. "
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"<li>Enter the start and end dates that delineate the scope of the report. "
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"<li>Enter other filtering parameters. See below for definitions of "
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"parameters. </ol> The following definitions help you to enter the filtering "
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"parameters in the Report Configuration Dialog: <br><br> <b>Program Name "
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"Pattern:</b> When you enter a program name or pattern that matches the name "
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"of the binary executable of the program of interest, the report will display "
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"security events that have occurred for a specific program.<br><br> "
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"<b>Profile Name Pattern:</b> When you enter the name of the profile, the "
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"report will display the security events that are generated for the specified "
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"profile. You can use this to see what is being confined by a specific "
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"profile.<br><br> <b>PID Number:</b> Process ID number is a number that "
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"uniquely identifies one specific process or running program (this number is "
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"valid only during the lifetime of that process).<br><br> <b>Severity Level:</"
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"b> Select the lowest severity level for security events that you would like "
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"to be included in the report. The selected severity level, and above, will "
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"be included in the reports.<br><br> <b>Detail:</b> A source to which the "
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"profile has denied access. This includes capabilities and files. You can "
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"use this field to report the resources are not allowed to be accessed by "
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"profiles.<br><br> <b>Mode:</b> The Mode is the permission that the profile "
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"grants to the program or process to which it is applied. The options are: r "
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"(read) w (write) l (link) x (execute)<br><br> <b>Access Type:</b> The access "
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"type describes what is actually happening with the security event. The "
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"options are: PERMITTING, REJECTING, or AUDITING.<br><br> <b>CSV or HTML:</b> "
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"Enables you to export a CSV (comma separated values) or html file. The CSV "
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"file separates pieces of data in the log entries with commas using a "
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"standard data format for importing into table-oriented applications. You can "
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"enter a pathname for your exported report by typing in the full pathname in "
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"the field provided."
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msgstr ""
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"The Report Configuration dialog enables you to filter the archived report "
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"selected in the previous screen. To filter by <b>Date Range:</b><br><br> "
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"<ol> <li>Click <b>Filter By Date Range</b>. The fields become active. "
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"<li>Enter the start and end dates that delineate the scope of the report. "
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"<li>Enter other filtering parameters. See below for definitions of "
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"parameters. </ol> The following definitions help you to enter the filtering "
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"parameters in the Report Configuration Dialog: <br><br> <b>Program Name "
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"Pattern:</b> When you enter a program name or pattern that matches the name "
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"of the binary executable of the program of interest, the report will display "
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"security events that have occurred for a specific program.<br><br> "
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"<b>Profile Name Pattern:</b> When you enter the name of the profile, the "
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"report will display the security events that are generated for the specified "
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"profile. You can use this to see what is being confined by a specific "
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"profile.<br><br> <b>PID Number:</b> Process ID number is a number that "
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"uniquely identifies one specific process or running program (this number is "
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"valid only during the lifetime of that process).<br><br> <b>Severity Level:</"
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"b> Select the lowest severity level for security events that you would like "
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"to be included in the report. The selected severity level, and above, will "
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"be included in the reports.<br><br> <b>Detail:</b> A source to which the "
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"profile has denied access. This includes capabilities and files. You can "
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"use this field to report the resources are not allowed to be accessed by "
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"profiles.<br><br> <b>Mode:</b> The Mode is the permission that the profile "
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"grants to the program or process to which it is applied. The options are: r "
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"(read) w (write) l (link) x (execute)<br><br> <b>Access Type:</b> The access "
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"type describes what is actually happening with the security event. The "
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"options are: PERMITTING, REJECTING, or AUDITING.<br><br> <b>CSV or HTML:</b> "
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"Enables you to export a CSV (comma separated values) or html file. The CSV "
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"file separates pieces of data in the log entries with commas using a "
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"standard data format for importing into table-oriented applications. You can "
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"enter a pathname for your exported report by typing in the full pathname in "
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"the field provided."
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#: report_helptext.ycp:8
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msgid ""
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"The AppArmor On-Demand Report screen displays an instantly generated version "
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"of one of the following reports. <b>Executive Security Summary:</b> A "
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"combined report, consisting of one or more Security incident reports from "
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"one or more machines. This report provides a single view of security events "
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"on multiple machines.<br><br> <b>Applications Audit Report:</b> An auditing "
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"tool that reports which application servers are running and whether the "
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"applications are confined by AppArmor. Application servers are applications "
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"that accept incoming network connections. <br><br> <b>Security Incident "
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"Report:</b> A report that displays application security for a single host. "
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"It reports policy violations for locally confined applications during a "
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"specific time period. You can edit and customize this report, or add new "
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"versions."
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msgstr ""
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"The AppArmor On-Demand Report screen displays an instantly generated version "
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"of one of the following reports. <b>Executive Security Summary:</b> A "
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"combined report, consisting of one or more Security incident reports from "
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"one or more machines. This report provides a single view of security events "
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"on multiple machines.<br><br> <b>Applications Audit Report:</b> An auditing "
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"tool that reports which application servers are running and whether the "
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"applications are confined by AppArmor. Application servers are applications "
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"that accept incoming network connections. <br><br> <b>Security Incident "
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"Report:</b> A report that displays application security for a single host. "
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"It reports policy violations for locally confined applications during a "
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"specific time period. You can edit and customize this report, or add new "
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"versions."
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#: report_helptext.ycp:10
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msgid ""
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"The Report Configuration dialog enables you to filter the report selected in "
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"the previous screen. To filter by <b>Date Range:</b><br><br> <ol> <li>Click "
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"<b>Filter By Date Range</b>. The fields become active. <li>Enter the start "
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"and end dates that delineate the scope of the report. <li>Enter other "
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"filtering parameters. See below for definitions of parameters. </ol> The "
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"following definitions help you to enter the filtering parameters in the "
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"Report Configuration Dialog: <b>Program Name Pattern:</b> When you enter a "
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"program name or pattern that matches the name of the executable process of "
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"interest, the report will display security events that have occurred for a "
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"specific program.<br><br> <b>Profile Name Pattern:</b> When you enter the "
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"name of the security profile that is applied to the rocess, the report will "
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"display the security events that are generated for the specified profile. "
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"You can use this to see what is being confined by a specific profile."
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"<br><br> <b>PID Number:</b> Process ID number is a number that uniquely "
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"identifies one specific process or running program (this number is valid "
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"only during the lifetime of that process).<br><br> <b>Severity Level:</b> "
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"Select the lowest severity level for security events that you would like to "
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"be included in the report. The selected severity level, and above, will be "
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"included in the reports.<br><br> <b>Detail:</b> A source to which the "
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"profile has denied access. This includes capabilities and files. You can "
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"use this field to report the resources are not allowed to be accessed by "
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"profiles.<br><br> <b>Mode:</b> The Mode is the permission that the profile "
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"grants to the program or process to which it is applied. The options are: r "
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"(read) w (write) l (link) x (execute)<br><br> <b>Access Type:</b> The access "
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"type describes what is actually happening with the security event. The "
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"options are: PERMITTING, REJECTING, or AUDITING.<br><br> <b>CSV or HTML:</b> "
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"Enables you to export a CSV (comma separated values) or html file. The CSV "
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"file separates pieces of data in the log entries with commas using a "
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"standard data format for importing into table-oriented applications. You can "
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"enter a pathname for your exported report by typing in the full pathname in "
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"the field provided.<br><br>"
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msgstr ""
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"The Report Configuration dialog enables you to filter the report selected in "
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"the previous screen. To filter by <b>Date Range:</b><br><br> <ol> <li>Click "
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"<b>Filter By Date Range</b>. The fields become active. <li>Enter the start "
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"and end dates that delineate the scope of the report. <li>Enter other "
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"filtering parameters. See below for definitions of parameters. </ol> The "
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"following definitions help you to enter the filtering parameters in the "
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"Report Configuration Dialog: <b>Program Name Pattern:</b> When you enter a "
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"program name or pattern that matches the name of the executable process of "
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"interest, the report will display security events that have occurred for a "
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"specific program.<br><br> <b>Profile Name Pattern:</b> When you enter the "
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"name of the security profile that is applied to the rocess, the report will "
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"display the security events that are generated for the specified profile. "
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"You can use this to see what is being confined by a specific profile."
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"<br><br> <b>PID Number:</b> Process ID number is a number that uniquely "
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"identifies one specific process or running program (this number is valid "
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"only during the lifetime of that process).<br><br> <b>Severity Level:</b> "
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"Select the lowest severity level for security events that you would like to "
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"be included in the report. The selected severity level, and above, will be "
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"included in the reports.<br><br> <b>Detail:</b> A source to which the "
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"profile has denied access. This includes capabilities and files. You can "
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"use this field to report the resources are not allowed to be accessed by "
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"profiles.<br><br> <b>Mode:</b> The Mode is the permission that the profile "
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"grants to the program or process to which it is applied. The options are: r "
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"(read) w (write) l (link) x (execute)<br><br> <b>Access Type:</b> The access "
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"type describes what is actually happening with the security event. The "
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"options are: PERMITTING, REJECTING, or AUDITING.<br><br> <b>CSV or HTML:</b> "
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"Enables you to export a CSV (comma separated values) or html file. The CSV "
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"file separates pieces of data in the log entries with commas using a "
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"standard data format for importing into table-oriented applications. You can "
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"enter a pathname for your exported report by typing in the full pathname in "
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"the field provided.<br><br>"
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#: report_helptext.ycp:13
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msgid ""
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"The summary of scheduled reports page shows us when reports are scheduled to "
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"run. Reports can be set to run monthly, weekly, daily, or hourly. The "
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"default settings are daily at midnight. The reports can also be emailed, "
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"upon completion, to up to three email recipients.<br><br> In the Set "
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"Schedule section, you can schedule the following three types of security "
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"reports:<br><br> <b>Executive Security Summary:</b> A combined report, "
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"consisting of one or more Security incident reports from one or more "
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"machines. This report provides a single view of security events on multiple "
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"machines.<br><br> <b>Applications Audit Report:</b> An auditing tool that "
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"reports which application servers are running and whether the applications "
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"are confined by AppArmor. Application servers are applications that accept "
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"incoming network connections. <br><br> <b>Security Incident Report:</b> A "
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"report that displays application security for a single host. It reports "
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"policy violations for locally confined applications during a specific time "
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"period. You can edit and customize this report, or add new versions."
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msgstr ""
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"The summary of scheduled reports page shows us when reports are scheduled to "
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"run. Reports can be set to run monthly, weekly, daily, or hourly. The "
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"default settings are daily at midnight. The reports can also be emailed, "
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"upon completion, to up to three email recipients.<br><br> In the Set "
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"Schedule section, you can schedule the following three types of security "
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"reports:<br><br> <b>Executive Security Summary:</b> A combined report, "
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"consisting of one or more Security incident reports from one or more "
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"machines. This report provides a single view of security events on multiple "
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"machines.<br><br> <b>Applications Audit Report:</b> An auditing tool that "
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"reports which application servers are running and whether the applications "
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"are confined by AppArmor. Application servers are applications that accept "
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"incoming network connections. <br><br> <b>Security Incident Report:</b> A "
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"report that displays application security for a single host. It reports "
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"policy violations for locally confined applications during a specific time "
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"period. You can edit and customize this report, or add new versions."
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#: report_helptext.ycp:15
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msgid ""
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" The View Archive Reports form enables you to view previously generated "
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"reports, located in the /var/log/apparmor/reports-archived directory. The "
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"checkboxes at the top of the form enable you to narrow-down the category of "
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"reports shown in the list to the following: SIR Reports, AUD Reports, or ESS "
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"Reports. To see report details, select a report and click the <b>View</b> "
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"button.<br><br> You can view reports from one or more systems if you move "
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"the reports to the /var/log/apparmor/reports-archived directory."
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msgstr ""
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" The View Archive Reports form enables you to view previously generated "
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"reports, located in the /var/log/apparmor/reports-archived directory. The "
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"checkboxes at the top of the form enable you to narrow-down the category of "
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"reports shown in the list to the following: SIR Reports, AUD Reports, or ESS "
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"Reports. To see report details, select a report and click the <b>View</b> "
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"button.<br><br> You can view reports from one or more systems if you move "
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"the reports to the /var/log/apparmor/reports-archived directory."
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#: report_helptext.ycp:27
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msgid "repConfHelp"
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msgstr "repConfHelp"
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#: report_helptext.ycp:28
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msgid ""
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"<b>Security Incident Report (SIR):</b> A report that displays security "
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"events of interest to an administrator. The SIR reports policy violations "
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"for locally confined applications during the specified time period. The SIR "
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"reports policy exceptions and policy engine state changes. These two types "
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"of security events are defined as follows: <ul> <li><b>Policy Exceptions:</"
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"b> When an application requests a resource that's not defined within its "
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"profile, a security event is generated. <li><b>Policy Engine State Changes:"
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"</b> Enforces policy for applications and maintains its own state, including "
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"when engines start or stop, when a policy is reloaded, and when global "
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"security feature are enabled or disabled. </ul> Select the report from the "
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"archive, then <b>View</b> to see the report details."
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msgstr ""
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"<b>Security Incident Report (SIR):</b> A report that displays security "
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"events of interest to an administrator. The SIR reports policy violations "
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"for locally confined applications during the specified time period. The SIR "
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"reports policy exceptions and policy engine state changes. These two types "
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"of security events are defined as follows: <ul> <li><b>Policy Exceptions:</"
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"b> When an application requests a resource that's not defined within its "
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"profile, a security event is generated. <li><b>Policy Engine State Changes:"
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"</b> Enforces policy for applications and maintains its own state, including "
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"when engines start or stop, when a policy is reloaded, and when global "
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"security feature are enabled or disabled. </ul> Select the report from the "
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"archive, then <b>View</b> to see the report details."
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#: report_helptext.ycp:31
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msgid ""
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"<b>Applications Audit Report (AUD):</b> An auditing tool that reports which "
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"application servers are running and whether they are confined by AppArmor. "
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"Application servers are applications that accept incoming network "
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"connections. This report provides the host machine's IP Address, the date "
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"the Applications Audit Report ran, the name and path of the unconfined "
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"program or application server, the suggested profile or a placeholder for a "
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"profile for an unconfined program, the process ID number, The state of the "
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"program (confined or unconfined), and the type of confinement that the "
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"profile is performing (enforce/complain).<br><br> "
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msgstr ""
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"<b>Applications Audit Report (AUD):</b> An auditing tool that reports which "
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"application servers are running and whether they are confined by AppArmor. "
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"Application servers are applications that accept incoming network "
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"connections. This report provides the host machine's IP Address, the date "
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"the Applications Audit Report ran, the name and path of the unconfined "
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"program or application server, the suggested profile or a placeholder for a "
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"profile for an unconfined program, the process ID number, The state of the "
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"program (confined or unconfined), and the type of confinement that the "
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"profile is performing (enforce/complain).<br><br> "
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#: report_helptext.ycp:33
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msgid ""
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"<b>Executive Security Summary (ESS):</b> A combined report, consisting of "
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"one or more high-level reports from one or more machines. This report can "
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"provide a single view of security events on multiple machines if each "
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"machine's data is copied to the reports archive directory, which is <b>/var/"
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"log/apparmor/reports-archived</b>. This report provides the host machine's "
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"IP address, the start and end dates of the polled events, total number of "
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"rejects, total number of events, average of severity levels reported, and "
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"the highest severity level reported. One line of the ESS report represents a "
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"range of SIR reports.<br><br> "
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msgstr ""
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"<b>Executive Security Summary (ESS):</b> A combined report, consisting of "
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"one or more high-level reports from one or more machines. This report can "
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"provide a single view of security events on multiple machines if each "
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"machine's data is copied to the reports archive directory, which is <b>/var/"
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"log/apparmor/reports-archived</b>. This report provides the host machine's "
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"IP address, the start and end dates of the polled events, total number of "
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"rejects, total number of events, average of severity levels reported, and "
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"the highest severity level reported. One line of the ESS report represents a "
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"range of SIR reports.<br><br> "
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#: reporting_archived_dialogs.ycp:37
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msgid "Archived Security Incident Report - Page "
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msgstr "Archived Security Incident Report - Page "
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#: reporting_archived_dialogs.ycp:37 reporting_dialogues.ycp:414
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#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:968 reporting_dialogues.ycp:971
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msgid " of "
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msgstr " of "
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#: reporting_archived_dialogs.ycp:47 reporting_dialogues.ycp:426
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#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:969 reporting_dialogues.ycp:972
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#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:975 reporting_dialogues.ycp:985
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msgid "Host"
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msgstr "Host"
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#: reporting_archived_dialogs.ycp:47 reporting_dialogues.ycp:426
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#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:673 reporting_dialogues.ycp:803
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#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:969 reporting_dialogues.ycp:972
388
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:975
389
msgid "Date"
390
msgstr "Date"
391
392
#: reporting_archived_dialogs.ycp:47 reporting_dialogues.ycp:426
393
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:969 reporting_dialogues.ycp:972
394
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:975
395
msgid "Program"
396
msgstr "Program"
397
398
#: reporting_archived_dialogs.ycp:47 reporting_dialogues.ycp:427
399
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:673 reporting_dialogues.ycp:969
400
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:972 reporting_dialogues.ycp:976
401
msgid "Profile"
402
msgstr "Profile"
403
404
#: reporting_archived_dialogs.ycp:47 reporting_dialogues.ycp:427
405
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:673 reporting_dialogues.ycp:969
406
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:972 reporting_dialogues.ycp:976
407
msgid "PID"
408
msgstr "PID"
409
410
#: reporting_archived_dialogs.ycp:47 reporting_archived_dialogs.ycp:105
411
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:189 reporting_dialogues.ycp:226
412
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:272 reporting_dialogues.ycp:427
413
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:969 reporting_dialogues.ycp:972 sd-config.ycp:261
414
#: sd-config.ycp:274 sd-config.ycp:287
415
msgid "Severity"
416
msgstr "Severity"
417
418
#: reporting_archived_dialogs.ycp:47 reporting_dialogues.ycp:427
419
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:969 reporting_dialogues.ycp:972
420
msgid "Mode"
421
msgstr "Mode"
422
423
#: reporting_archived_dialogs.ycp:47 reporting_archived_dialogs.ycp:111
424
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:183 reporting_dialogues.ycp:220
425
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:278 reporting_dialogues.ycp:427
426
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:969 reporting_dialogues.ycp:972
427
msgid "Detail"
428
msgstr "Detail"
429
430
#: reporting_archived_dialogs.ycp:47 reporting_dialogues.ycp:427
431
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:969 reporting_dialogues.ycp:972
432
msgid "Access Type"
433
msgstr "Access Type"
434
435
#: reporting_archived_dialogs.ycp:53
436
msgid "F&irst"
437
msgstr "F&irst"
438
439
#: reporting_archived_dialogs.ycp:54 reporting_dialogues.ycp:1005
440
msgid "&Previous"
441
msgstr "&Previous"
442
443
#: reporting_archived_dialogs.ycp:55
444
msgid "&Sort"
445
msgstr "&Sort"
446
447
#: reporting_archived_dialogs.ycp:56 reporting_dialogues.ycp:1007
448
msgid "&Forward"
449
msgstr "&Forward"
450
451
#: reporting_archived_dialogs.ycp:57
452
msgid "&Last"
453
msgstr "&Last"
454
455
#: reporting_archived_dialogs.ycp:75 reporting_dialogues.ycp:243
456
msgid "Filter By Date Range"
457
msgstr "Filter By Date Range"
458
459
#: reporting_archived_dialogs.ycp:76 reporting_dialogues.ycp:244
460
msgid " Select Date Range "
461
msgstr " Select Date Range "
462
463
#: reporting_archived_dialogs.ycp:78 reporting_dialogues.ycp:246
464
msgid "Enter Starting Date/Time"
465
msgstr "Enter Starting Date/Time"
466
467
#: reporting_archived_dialogs.ycp:81 reporting_archived_dialogs.ycp:91
468
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:249 reporting_dialogues.ycp:259
469
msgid "Hours"
470
msgstr "Hours"
471
472
#: reporting_archived_dialogs.ycp:82 reporting_archived_dialogs.ycp:92
473
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:250 reporting_dialogues.ycp:260
474
msgid "Minutes"
475
msgstr "Minutes"
476
477
#: reporting_archived_dialogs.ycp:83 reporting_archived_dialogs.ycp:93
478
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:251 reporting_dialogues.ycp:261
479
msgid "Day"
480
msgstr "Day"
481
482
#: reporting_archived_dialogs.ycp:84 reporting_archived_dialogs.ycp:94
483
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:252 reporting_dialogues.ycp:262
484
msgid "Month"
485
msgstr "Month"
486
487
#: reporting_archived_dialogs.ycp:85 reporting_archived_dialogs.ycp:95
488
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:253 reporting_dialogues.ycp:263
489
msgid "Year"
490
msgstr "Year"
491
492
#: reporting_archived_dialogs.ycp:88 reporting_dialogues.ycp:256
493
msgid "Enter Ending Date"
494
msgstr "Enter Ending Date"
495
496
#: reporting_archived_dialogs.ycp:101 reporting_dialogues.ycp:176
497
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:213 reporting_dialogues.ycp:268
498
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:485
499
msgid "Program name"
500
msgstr "Program name"
501
502
#: reporting_archived_dialogs.ycp:102 reporting_dialogues.ycp:177
503
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:214 reporting_dialogues.ycp:269
504
msgid "Profile name"
505
msgstr "Profile name"
506
507
#: reporting_archived_dialogs.ycp:103 reporting_dialogues.ycp:182
508
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:219 reporting_dialogues.ycp:270
509
msgid "PID number"
510
msgstr "PID number"
511
512
#: reporting_archived_dialogs.ycp:106 reporting_dialogues.ycp:17
513
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:56 reporting_dialogues.ycp:69
514
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:70 reporting_dialogues.ycp:190
515
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:227 reporting_dialogues.ycp:273
516
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:829 reporting_dialogues.ycp:834
517
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:1548 reporting_dialogues.ycp:1576
518
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:1626 reporting_dialogues.ycp:1627
519
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:1628 reporting_dialogues.ycp:1657
520
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:1658 reporting_dialogues.ycp:1726
521
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:1913 reporting_dialogues.ycp:1928
522
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:1974 reporting_dialogues.ycp:1983
523
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:1987 reporting_dialogues.ycp:2001
524
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:2002 reporting_dialogues.ycp:2003
525
#: reporting_utils.ycp:195 reporting_utils.ycp:341
526
msgid "All"
527
msgstr "All"
528
529
#: reporting_archived_dialogs.ycp:106 reporting_dialogues.ycp:273
530
msgid "U"
531
msgstr "U"
532
533
#: reporting_archived_dialogs.ycp:112 reporting_dialogues.ycp:229
534
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:279
535
msgid "Access Type: R"
536
msgstr "Access Type: R"
537
538
#: reporting_archived_dialogs.ycp:113 reporting_dialogues.ycp:230
539
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:280
540
msgid "Mode: All"
541
msgstr "Mode: All"
542
543
#: reporting_archived_dialogs.ycp:120 reporting_dialogues.ycp:288
544
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:379 reporting_dialogues.ycp:1592
545
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:1952
546
msgid "Export Type"
547
msgstr "Export Type"
548
549
#: reporting_archived_dialogs.ycp:121 reporting_dialogues.ycp:289
550
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:380 reporting_dialogues.ycp:1991
551
msgid "None"
552
msgstr "None"
553
554
#: reporting_archived_dialogs.ycp:121 reporting_dialogues.ycp:289
555
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:380
556
msgid "csv"
557
msgstr "csv"
558
559
#: reporting_archived_dialogs.ycp:121 reporting_dialogues.ycp:289
560
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:380
561
msgid "html"
562
msgstr "html"
563
564
#: reporting_archived_dialogs.ycp:121 reporting_dialogues.ycp:289
565
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:380
566
msgid "Both"
567
msgstr "Both"
568
569
#: reporting_archived_dialogs.ycp:123 reporting_dialogues.ycp:291
570
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:382 reporting_dialogues.ycp:1595
571
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:1955
572
msgid "Location to store log."
573
msgstr "Location to store log."
574
575
#: reporting_archived_dialogs.ycp:124 reporting_dialogues.ycp:292
576
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:383 reporting_dialogues.ycp:797
577
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:1596 reporting_dialogues.ycp:1956
578
msgid "&Accept"
579
msgstr "&Accept"
580
581
#: reporting_archived_dialogs.ycp:125 reporting_dialogues.ycp:293
582
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:384 reporting_dialogues.ycp:798
583
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:1597 reporting_dialogues.ycp:1957
584
msgid "&Browse"
585
msgstr "&Browse"
586
587
#: reporting_archived_dialogs.ycp:145 reporting_dialogues.ycp:497
588
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:831
589
msgid "Report Configuration Dialog"
590
msgstr "Report Configuration Dialog"
591
592
#: reporting_archived_dialogs.ycp:145 reporting_dialogues.ycp:724
593
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:832 reporting_dialogues.ycp:1038
594
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:1108 reporting_dialogues.ycp:1120
595
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:1132 reporting_dialogues.ycp:1183
596
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:1209 reporting_dialogues.ycp:1232
597
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:1248 reporting_dialogues.ycp:1263
598
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:1271 reporting_dialogues.ycp:1280
599
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:1288 reporting_dialogues.ycp:1295
600
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:1412 reporting_dialogues.ycp:1448
601
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:1466 reporting_dialogues.ycp:1476
602
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:1483 reporting_dialogues.ycp:1491
603
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:1499 reporting_dialogues.ycp:2212
604
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:2262
605
msgid "Back"
606
msgstr "Back"
607
608
#: reporting_archived_dialogs.ycp:145 reporting_dialogues.ycp:497
609
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:724 reporting_dialogues.ycp:832
610
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:1608 reporting_dialogues.ycp:2212
611
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:2262
612
msgid "&Next"
613
msgstr "&Next"
614
615
#: reporting_archived_dialogs.ycp:196 reporting_archived_dialogs.ycp:211
616
msgid "February only has 28 days! Fixing."
617
msgstr "February only has 28 days! Fixing."
618
619
#: reporting_archived_dialogs.ycp:199
620
msgid "February only has 29 days! Fixing."
621
msgstr "February only has 29 days! Fixing."
622
623
#: reporting_archived_dialogs.ycp:203 reporting_archived_dialogs.ycp:222
624
msgid "Month only has 30 days! Fixing."
625
msgstr "Month only has 30 days! Fixing."
626
627
#: reporting_archived_dialogs.ycp:216
628
msgid "February only has 29 days!"
629
msgstr "February only has 29 days!"
630
631
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:145
632
msgid "Unrecognized form request."
633
msgstr "Unrecognized form request."
634
635
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:193 reporting_dialogues.ycp:881
636
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:1699 reporting_dialogues.ycp:2033
637
msgid "Access Type: "
638
msgstr "Access Type: "
639
640
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:195 reporting_dialogues.ycp:890
641
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:1708 reporting_dialogues.ycp:2041
642
msgid "Mode: "
643
msgstr "Mode: "
644
645
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:200 reporting_dialogues.ycp:235
646
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:1607 reporting_dialogues.ycp:1884
647
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:1894 reporting_dialogues.ycp:2143
648
msgid "&Cancel"
649
msgstr "&Cancel"
650
651
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:201 reporting_dialogues.ycp:236
652
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:1895 reporting_utils.ycp:68 reporting_utils.ycp:131
653
#: reporting_utils.ycp:203 reporting_utils.ycp:348
654
msgid "&Save"
655
msgstr "&Save"
656
657
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:414 reporting_dialogues.ycp:968
658
msgid "On Demand Event Report - Page "
659
msgstr "On Demand Event Report - Page "
660
661
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:483
662
msgid "Filter By Program Name"
663
msgstr "Filter By Program Name"
664
665
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:489
666
msgid "Export Report"
667
msgstr "Export Report"
668
669
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:491
670
msgid "Export File Location"
671
msgstr "Export File Location"
672
673
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:492
674
msgid "Select Export Format"
675
msgstr "Select Export Format"
676
677
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:493
678
msgid "CSV"
679
msgstr "CSV"
680
681
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:494
682
msgid "HTML"
683
msgstr "HTML"
684
685
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:663
686
msgid ""
687
"<b>AppArmor Security Events</b><p>\n"
688
" This table displays the events found that match your "
689
"search criteria."
690
msgstr ""
691
"<b>AppArmor Security Events</b><p>\n"
692
" This table displays the events found that match your "
693
"search criteria."
694
695
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:670
696
msgid "AppArmor Event Report Data"
697
msgstr "AppArmor Event Report Data"
698
699
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:673
700
msgid "AppArmor Message"
701
msgstr "AppArmor Message"
702
703
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:677 reporting_dialogues.ycp:724
704
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:1038 reporting_dialogues.ycp:1065
705
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:1073 reporting_dialogues.ycp:1089
706
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:2212 reporting_dialogues.ycp:2262
707
msgid "AppArmor Security Event Report"
708
msgstr "AppArmor Security Event Report"
709
710
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:713
711
msgid "AppArmor Reporting"
712
msgstr "AppArmor Reporting"
713
714
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:717 reporting_dialogues.ycp:2241
715
msgid "Schedule Reports"
716
msgstr "Schedule Reports"
717
718
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:718 reporting_dialogues.ycp:784
719
msgid "View Archived Reports"
720
msgstr "View Archived Reports"
721
722
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:719
723
msgid "Run Reports"
724
msgstr "Run Reports"
725
726
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:788
727
msgid "SIR"
728
msgstr "SIR"
729
730
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:789
731
msgid "App Aud"
732
msgstr "App Aud"
733
734
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:790
735
msgid "ESS"
736
msgstr "ESS"
737
738
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:796
739
msgid "Location of Archived Reports"
740
msgstr "Location of Archived Reports"
741
742
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:803
743
msgid "Report"
744
msgstr "Report"
745
746
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:808
747
msgid "&View"
748
msgstr "&View"
749
750
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:809
751
msgid "View &All"
752
msgstr "View &All"
753
754
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:971
755
msgid "Archived Event Report - Page "
756
msgstr "Archived Event Report - Page "
757
758
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:974 reporting_dialogues.ycp:1209
759
msgid "Applications Audit Report"
760
msgstr "Applications Audit Report"
761
762
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:976
763
msgid "State"
764
msgstr "State"
765
766
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:976
767
msgid "Type"
768
msgstr "Type"
769
770
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:979 reporting_dialogues.ycp:984
771
msgid "Executive Security Summary"
772
msgstr "Executive Security Summary"
773
774
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:980
775
msgid "Query Results"
776
msgstr "Query Results"
777
778
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:980
779
msgid "No event information exists."
780
msgstr "No event information exists."
781
782
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:985
783
msgid "Start Date"
784
msgstr "Start Date"
785
786
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:986
787
msgid "End Date"
788
msgstr "End Date"
789
790
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:986
791
msgid "Num Rejects"
792
msgstr "Num Rejects"
793
794
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:986
795
msgid "Num Events"
796
msgstr "Num Events"
797
798
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:986
799
msgid "Ave. Sev"
800
msgstr "Ave. Sev"
801
802
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:986
803
msgid "High Sev"
804
msgstr "High Sev"
805
806
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:1004
807
msgid "F&irst Page"
808
msgstr "F&irst Page"
809
810
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:1008
811
msgid "&Last Page"
812
msgstr "&Last Page"
813
814
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:1009
815
msgid "&Go to Page"
816
msgstr "&Go to Page"
817
818
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:1018
819
msgid "Events DB Not Initialized."
820
msgstr "Events DB not initialized."
821
822
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:1028
823
msgid "The events database has not been populated. No records exist."
824
msgstr "The events database has not been populated. No records exist."
825
826
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:1108
827
msgid "View Archived SIR Report"
828
msgstr "View Archived SIR Report"
829
830
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:1119
831
msgid "View Archived AUD Report"
832
msgstr "View Archived AUD Report"
833
834
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:1131
835
msgid "View Archived ESS Report"
836
msgstr "View Archived ESS Report"
837
838
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:1183
839
msgid "Security Incident Report"
840
msgstr "Security Incident Report"
841
842
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:1232
843
msgid "Executive Security Summary Report"
844
msgstr "Executive Security Summary Report"
845
846
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:1236
847
msgid "No recognized report type selected. Try again."
848
msgstr "No recognized report type selected. Try again."
849
850
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:1248 reporting_dialogues.ycp:1263
851
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:1271 reporting_dialogues.ycp:1280
852
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:1288 reporting_dialogues.ycp:1295
853
msgid "AppArmor Report"
854
msgstr "AppArmor Report"
855
856
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:1412
857
msgid "AppArmor On-Demand Report"
858
msgstr "AppArmor On-Demand Report"
859
860
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:1447 reporting_dialogues.ycp:1465
861
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:1475 reporting_dialogues.ycp:1482
862
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:1491 reporting_dialogues.ycp:1499
863
msgid "AppArmor - Run Reports"
864
msgstr "AppArmor - Run Reports"
865
866
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:1547 reporting_dialogues.ycp:2197
867
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:2248
868
msgid "Day of Month"
869
msgstr "Day of Month"
870
871
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:1575 reporting_dialogues.ycp:1927
872
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:2197 reporting_dialogues.ycp:2248
873
msgid "Day of Week"
874
msgstr "Day of Week"
875
876
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:1576 reporting_dialogues.ycp:1928
877
msgid "Sun"
878
msgstr "Sun"
879
880
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:1576 reporting_dialogues.ycp:1928
881
msgid "Mon"
882
msgstr "Mon"
883
884
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:1576 reporting_dialogues.ycp:1928
885
msgid "Tue"
886
msgstr "Tue"
887
888
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:1576 reporting_dialogues.ycp:1928
889
msgid "Wed"
890
msgstr "Wed"
891
892
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:1576 reporting_dialogues.ycp:1928
893
msgid "Thu"
894
msgstr "Thu"
895
896
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:1576 reporting_dialogues.ycp:1928
897
msgid "Fri"
898
msgstr "Fri"
899
900
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:1576 reporting_dialogues.ycp:1928
901
msgid "Sat"
902
msgstr "Sat"
903
904
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:1578 reporting_dialogues.ycp:1937
905
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:2197 reporting_dialogues.ycp:2248
906
msgid "Hour"
907
msgstr "Hour"
908
909
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:1579 reporting_dialogues.ycp:1938
910
msgid "Minute"
911
msgstr "Minute"
912
913
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:1584 reporting_dialogues.ycp:1943
914
msgid "Email Target 1"
915
msgstr "Email Target 1"
916
917
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:1585 reporting_dialogues.ycp:1944
918
msgid "Email Target 2"
919
msgstr "Email Target 2"
920
921
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:1586 reporting_dialogues.ycp:1945
922
msgid "Email Target 3"
923
msgstr "Email Target 3"
924
925
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:1675
926
msgid "Only one contiguous space allowed in report names."
927
msgstr "Only one contiguous space allowed in report names."
928
929
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:1677
930
msgid ""
931
"These characters are not allowed in report names: \"`~!@#$%^&*()[{]};:'\","
932
"<>?/|\""
933
msgstr ""
934
"These characters are not allowed in report names: \"`~!@#$%^&*()[{]};:'\","
935
"<>?/|\""
936
937
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:1679
938
msgid "Only 128 characters are allowed in report names."
939
msgstr "Only 128 characters are allowed in report names."
940
941
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:1681
942
msgid "You must enter a name for the report."
943
msgstr "You must enter a name for the report."
944
945
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:1683
946
msgid "You must enter at least one email address."
947
msgstr "You must enter at least one email address."
948
949
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:1689
950
msgid "Each report name should be unique."
951
msgstr "Each report name should be unique."
952
953
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:1885
954
msgid "N&ext"
955
msgstr "N&ext"
956
957
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:1905
958
msgid "Edit "
959
msgstr "Edit "
960
961
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:1905
962
msgid " Schedule"
963
msgstr " Schedule"
964
965
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:1975
966
msgid "R"
967
msgstr "R"
968
969
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:2014 reporting_dialogues.ycp:2093
970
msgid "You must enter at least one email address ."
971
msgstr "You must enter at least one email address ."
972
973
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:2108
974
msgid "Error: "
975
msgstr "Error: "
976
977
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:2135
978
msgid "Delete Confirmation"
979
msgstr "Delete Confirmation"
980
981
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:2139
982
msgid "Are you sure you want to delete: "
983
msgstr "Are you sure you want to delete: "
984
985
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:2139
986
msgid "?"
987
msgstr "?"
988
989
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:2144
990
msgid "&Delete"
991
msgstr "&Delete"
992
993
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:2156
994
msgid "The specified directory does not exist."
995
msgstr "The specified directory does not exist."
996
997
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:2197 reporting_dialogues.ycp:2248
998
msgid "Report Name"
999
msgstr "Report Name"
1000
1001
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:2197 reporting_dialogues.ycp:2248
1002
msgid "Mins"
1003
msgstr "Mins"
1004
1005
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:2202 reporting_dialogues.ycp:2252
1006
msgid "View Archive"
1007
msgstr "View Archive"
1008
1009
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:2203 reporting_dialogues.ycp:2253
1010
msgid "Run Now"
1011
msgstr "Run Now"
1012
1013
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:2206 reporting_dialogues.ycp:2256
1014
msgid "Add"
1015
msgstr "Add"
1016
1017
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:2207 reporting_dialogues.ycp:2257
1018
msgid "Edit"
1019
msgstr "Edit"
1020
1021
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:2208 reporting_dialogues.ycp:2258
1022
msgid "Delete"
1023
msgstr "Delete"
1024
1025
#: reporting_dialogues.ycp:2306
1026
msgid "Cannot delete a stock report."
1027
msgstr "Cannot delete a stock report."
1028
1029
#: reporting_utils.ycp:55
1030
msgid "No name provided for retrieving SIR report page count."
1031
msgstr "No name provided for retrieving SIR report page count."
1032
1033
#: reporting_utils.ycp:64
1034
msgid "Enter a Page to Move to."
1035
msgstr "Enter a Page to Move to."
1036
1037
#: reporting_utils.ycp:67 reporting_utils.ycp:130 reporting_utils.ycp:202
1038
#: reporting_utils.ycp:347
1039
msgid "&Abort"
1040
msgstr "&Abort"
1041
1042
#: reporting_utils.ycp:196
1043
msgid "Read"
1044
msgstr "Read"
1045
1046
#: reporting_utils.ycp:197
1047
msgid "Write"
1048
msgstr "Write"
1049
1050
#: reporting_utils.ycp:198
1051
msgid "Link"
1052
msgstr "Link"
1053
1054
#: reporting_utils.ycp:199
1055
msgid "Execute"
1056
msgstr "Execute"
1057
1058
#: reporting_utils.ycp:342
1059
msgid "Permit"
1060
msgstr "Permit"
1061
1062
#: reporting_utils.ycp:343
1063
msgid "Reject"
1064
msgstr "Reject"
1065
1066
#: reporting_utils.ycp:344
1067
msgid "Audit"
1068
msgstr "Audit"
1069
1070
#: sd-config.ycp:12
1071
msgid "AppArmor is disabled"
1072
msgstr "AppArmor is disabled"
1073
1074
#: sd-config.ycp:16
1075
msgid "AppArmor is enabled"
1076
msgstr "AppArmor is enabled"
1077
1078
#: sd-config.ycp:27
1079
msgid "Notification is disabled"
1080
msgstr "Notification is disabled"
1081
1082
#: sd-config.ycp:30
1083
msgid "Notification is enabled"
1084
msgstr "Notification is enabled"
1085
1086
#: sd-config.ycp:36
1087
msgid "AppArmor Configuration"
1088
msgstr "AppArmor Configuration"
1089
1090
#: sd-config.ycp:37
1091
msgid ""
1092
"<p><b>AppArmor Status</b><br>This reports whether the AppArmor policy "
1093
"enforcement module is loaded and functioning.</p> <p><b>Security Event "
1094
"Notification</b><br>When an access violation occurs, configure this tool if "
1095
"you want to be notified via email. </p>"
1096
msgstr ""
1097
1098
#: sd-config.ycp:40
1099
msgid "AppArmor Status"
1100
msgstr "AppArmor Status"
1101
1102
#: sd-config.ycp:47
1103
msgid "Enable AppArmor"
1104
msgstr "Enable AppArmor"
1105
1106
#: sd-config.ycp:51 sd-config.ycp:66
1107
msgid "&Configure"
1108
msgstr "&Configure"
1109
1110
#: sd-config.ycp:62
1111
msgid "Enable Security Event Notification"
1112
msgstr "Enable Security Event Notification"
1113
1114
#: sd-config.ycp:215 sd-config.ycp:227 sd-config.ycp:239
1115
msgid "Disabled"
1116
msgstr "Disabled"
1117
1118
#: sd-config.ycp:216 sd-config.ycp:228 sd-config.ycp:240
1119
msgid "1 minute"
1120
msgstr "1 minute"
1121
1122
#: sd-config.ycp:217 sd-config.ycp:229 sd-config.ycp:241
1123
msgid "5 minutes"
1124
msgstr "5 minutes"
1125
1126
#: sd-config.ycp:218 sd-config.ycp:230 sd-config.ycp:242
1127
msgid "10 minutes"
1128
msgstr "10 minutes"
1129
1130
#: sd-config.ycp:219 sd-config.ycp:231 sd-config.ycp:243
1131
msgid "15 minutes"
1132
msgstr "15 minutes"
1133
1134
#: sd-config.ycp:220 sd-config.ycp:232 sd-config.ycp:244
1135
msgid "30 minutes"
1136
msgstr "30 minutes"
1137
1138
#: sd-config.ycp:221 sd-config.ycp:233 sd-config.ycp:245
1139
msgid "1 hour"
1140
msgstr "1 hour"
1141
1142
#: sd-config.ycp:222 sd-config.ycp:234 sd-config.ycp:246
1143
msgid "1 day"
1144
msgstr "1 day"
1145
1146
#: sd-config.ycp:223 sd-config.ycp:235 sd-config.ycp:247
1147
msgid "1 week"
1148
msgstr "1 week"
1149
1150
#: sd-config.ycp:259 sd-config.ycp:272 sd-config.ycp:285
1151
msgid "Frequency"
1152
msgstr "Frequency"
1153
1154
#: sd-config.ycp:260 sd-config.ycp:273 sd-config.ycp:286
1155
msgid "Email Address"
1156
msgstr "Email Address"
1157
1158
#: sd-config.ycp:264 sd-config.ycp:277 sd-config.ycp:290
1159
msgid "Include Unknown Severity Events"
1160
msgstr "Include Unknown Severity Events"
1161
1162
#: sd-config.ycp:303
1163
msgid "Security Event Notification"
1164
msgstr "Security Event Notification"
1165
1166
#: sd-config.ycp:303
1167
msgid "&Ok"
1168
msgstr "&Ok"
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