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#. Type: multiselect
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msgid "apache, apache-ssl, apache-perl, none"
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msgid "Which servers would you like to be configured automaticly?"
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"We provide to automaticly upgrade you apache webservers to run smoothly with "
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"lurker. This requires the servers to have an include dir in /etc/apache{-"
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"ssl,-perl}/conf.d, like the debian packages do. If your DefaultRoot is set "
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"to /var/www, you should be able to access lurker at http://localhost/lurker "
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msgid "No webserver will be configured automaticly"
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"We didn't detect any apache installed and providing an include directory at /"
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"etc/apache*/conf.d. Thus we don't configure any webserver, what means that "
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"you have to configure the one you would like to use with lurker manually."
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msgid "Local Mailing List Archive"
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msgid "What name should lurker use when refering to the machine it runs on?"
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msgid "apache, apache2, apache-ssl, apache-perl"
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msgid "Servers that you would like to be configured automatically:"
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"It is possible to configure your apache webservers automatically in the way "
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"that lurker archive pages are available. This requires the servers to have "
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"an include dir in /etc/apache*/conf.d, like the debian apache packages do. "
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"You should be able to access lurker at http://localhost/lurker afterwards."
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msgid "No webserver will be configured automatically"
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"It seems like you have not installed a supported webserver. The script did "
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"not detect an apache include directory at /etc/apache*/conf.d. Therefore, "
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"the script did not configure a webserver, and you have to configure manually "
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"any webserver that you want to use with lurker."
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msgid "What name should lurker use when referring to the machine it runs on?"
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"This is the administrator information used at the bottom of generated pages. "
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msgid "nill@bitbucket.org"
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msgid "admin address"
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msgid "Important news about the upgrade from lurker <= 0.1f"
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"The database format and many other things changed completely since last "
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"release. You need to setup rules for lists now. Please read README.Debian "
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"for more information. Also you need to purge and reimport your whole db. The "
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"purge can easily be done with a 'rm -rf /var/lib/lurker/*'."
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msgid "Admin Address:"
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msgid "automatic, manual"
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msgid "Do you want to upgrade your database automaticlly now?"
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msgid "Upgrade the lurker database automatically:"
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"The database format changed with this release. We provide a script to "
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"automaticly upgrade your database. It can be found at /usr/share/doc/lurker/"
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"lurker-regenerate. You should use it this way to upgrade your db manually "
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"[2]: 'sh /usr/share/doc/lurker/lurker-regenerate /usr/bin/lurker-index /etc/"
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"lurker/lurker.conf'. Alternatively you can upgrade automaticly now [1]. Be "
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"aware of the fact that you need enough free space for two times your "
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"obsolete database for that."
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"automatically upgrade your database. It can be found at /usr/share/doc/"
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"lurker/lurker-regenerate. Invoke it without arguments for manual database "
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"upgrade [2]. Alternatively this can be done automatically for you now [1]. "
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"Be aware of the fact that you need enough free space to temporarily save the "
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"lurker database a second time."
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msgid "Password for the lurker system group:"
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"A password for the lurker system group needs to be set. It is requested when "
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"deleting mail from archive through the web button. You can change the "
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"password later by running 'gpasswd lurker'."