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- From: kmachalkova@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Wed, 02 Apr 2008 12:55:51 -0000
- Message-id: <20080402125551.CE3EC311E9@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Author: kmachalkova
Date: Wed Apr 2 14:55:51 2008
New Revision: 45961
URL: http://svn.opensuse.org/viewcvs/yast?rev=45961&view=rev
Log:
fixed typos (#374628)
Modified:
trunk/apparmor/src/agents/ag_genprof
trunk/apparmor/src/clients/GenProf.ycp
trunk/apparmor/src/clients/LogProf.ycp
trunk/apparmor/src/include/subdomain/apparmor_ycp_utils.ycp
trunk/apparmor/src/include/subdomain/capabilities.ycp
trunk/apparmor/src/include/subdomain/profile_dialogs.ycp
trunk/apparmor/src/include/subdomain/report_helptext.ycp
Modified: trunk/apparmor/src/agents/ag_genprof
URL:
http://svn.opensuse.org/viewcvs/yast/trunk/apparmor/src/agents/ag_genprof?rev=45961&r1=45960&r2=45961&view=diff
==============================================================================
--- trunk/apparmor/src/agents/ag_genprof (original)
+++ trunk/apparmor/src/agents/ag_genprof Wed Apr 2 14:55:51 2008
@@ -68,7 +68,7 @@
application behavior.
Please enter the application name for which you would like
-to create a profile, or selecte Browse to find the
+to create a profile, or select Browse to find the
application on your system."),
file_label => gettext("&Application to Profile"),
okay_label => gettext("&Create"),
Modified: trunk/apparmor/src/clients/GenProf.ycp
URL:
http://svn.opensuse.org/viewcvs/yast/trunk/apparmor/src/clients/GenProf.ycp?rev=45961&r1=45960&r2=45961&view=diff
==============================================================================
--- trunk/apparmor/src/clients/GenProf.ycp (original)
+++ trunk/apparmor/src/clients/GenProf.ycp Wed Apr 2 14:55:51 2008
@@ -172,7 +172,7 @@
<br>
The Clean Exec option for the discrete profile and unconstrained
execute permissions provide added security by stripping the
- enviroment that is inherited by the child program of specific
+ environment that is inherited by the child program of specific
variables. You will be prompted to choose whether you want to sanitize
the
enviroment if you choose 'p' or 'u' during the profiling process.
The variables are:
Modified: trunk/apparmor/src/clients/LogProf.ycp
URL:
http://svn.opensuse.org/viewcvs/yast/trunk/apparmor/src/clients/LogProf.ycp?rev=45961&r1=45960&r2=45961&view=diff
==============================================================================
--- trunk/apparmor/src/clients/LogProf.ycp (original)
+++ trunk/apparmor/src/clients/LogProf.ycp Wed Apr 2 14:55:51 2008
@@ -172,7 +172,7 @@
execute permissions provide added security by stripping the
enviroment that is inherited by the child program of specific
variables. You will be prompted to choose whether you want to sanitize
the
- enviroment if you choose 'p' or 'u' during the profiling process.
+ environment if you choose 'p' or 'u' during the profiling process.
The variables are:
<ul>
<li>GCONV_PATH</li>
Modified: trunk/apparmor/src/include/subdomain/apparmor_ycp_utils.ycp
URL:
http://svn.opensuse.org/viewcvs/yast/trunk/apparmor/src/include/subdomain/apparmor_ycp_utils.ycp?rev=45961&r1=45960&r2=45961&view=diff
==============================================================================
--- trunk/apparmor/src/include/subdomain/apparmor_ycp_utils.ycp (original)
+++ trunk/apparmor/src/include/subdomain/apparmor_ycp_utils.ycp Wed Apr 2
14:55:51 2008
@@ -112,7 +112,7 @@
_("S&ave configuration")),
`HSpacing( 0.5),
`Left(`PushButton(`id(`signin_submit),
- _("&Signin"))),
+ _("&Sign in"))),
`Right(`PushButton(`id(`signin_cancel),
_("&Cancel"))),
`HSpacing( 0.5)
Modified: trunk/apparmor/src/include/subdomain/capabilities.ycp
URL:
http://svn.opensuse.org/viewcvs/yast/trunk/apparmor/src/include/subdomain/capabilities.ycp?rev=45961&r1=45960&r2=45961&view=diff
==============================================================================
--- trunk/apparmor/src/include/subdomain/capabilities.ycp (original)
+++ trunk/apparmor/src/include/subdomain/capabilities.ycp Wed Apr 2 14:55:51
2008
@@ -144,7 +144,7 @@
"sys_admin" :
$[
"name" : "CAP_SYS_ADMIN",
- "info" : _("<ul><li> Allow configuration of the secure attention
key</li> <li> Allow administration of the random device</li> <li> Allow
examination and configuration of disk quotas</li> <li> Allow configuring the
kernel's syslog (printk behaviour)</li> <li> Allow setting the domainname</li>
<li> Allow setting the hostname</li> <li> Allow calling bdflush()</li> <li>
Allow mount() and umount(), setting up new smb connection</li> <li> Allow some
autofs root ioctls</li> <li> Allow nfsservctl</li> <li> Allow
VM86_REQUEST_IRQ</li> <li> Allow to read/write pci config on alpha</li> <li>
Allow irix_prctl on mips (setstacksize)</li> <li> Allow flushing all cache on
m68k (sys_cacheflush)</li> <li> Allow removing semaphores</li> <li> Used
instead of CAP_CHOWN to \"chown\" IPC message queues, semaphores and shared
memory</li> <li> Allow locking/unlocking of shared memory segment</li> <li>
Allow turning swap on/off</li> <li> Allow forged pids on socket credentials
passing</li> <li> Allow setting readahead and flushing buffers on block
devices</li> <li> Allow setting geometry in floppy driver</li> <li> Allow
turning DMA on/off in xd driver</li> <li> Allow administration of md devices
(mostly the above, but some extra ioctls)</li> <li> Allow tuning the ide
driver</li> <li> Allow access to the nvram device</li> <li> Allow
administration of apm_bios, serial and bttv (TV) device</li> <li> Allow
manufacturer commands in isdn CAPI support driver</li> <li> Allow reading
non-standardized portions of pci configuration space</li> <li> Allow DDI debug
ioctl on sbpcd driver</li> <li> Allow setting up serial ports</li> <li> Allow
sending raw qic-117 commands</li> <li> Allow enabling/disabling tagged queuing
on SCSI controllers and sending arbitrary SCSI commands</li> <li> Allow setting
encryption key on loopback filesystem </li></ul>"),
+ "info" : _("<ul><li> Allow configuration of the secure attention
key</li> <li> Allow administration of the random device</li> <li> Allow
examination and configuration of disk quotas</li> <li> Allow configuring the
kernel's syslog (printk behaviour)</li> <li> Allow setting the domain name</li>
<li> Allow setting the hostname</li> <li> Allow calling bdflush()</li> <li>
Allow mount() and umount(), setting up new smb connection</li> <li> Allow some
autofs root ioctls</li> <li> Allow nfsservctl</li> <li> Allow
VM86_REQUEST_IRQ</li> <li> Allow to read/write pci config on alpha</li> <li>
Allow irix_prctl on mips (setstacksize)</li> <li> Allow flushing all cache on
m68k (sys_cacheflush)</li> <li> Allow removing semaphores</li> <li> Used
instead of CAP_CHOWN to \"chown\" IPC message queues, semaphores and shared
memory</li> <li> Allow locking/unlocking of shared memory segment</li> <li>
Allow turning swap on/off</li> <li> Allow forged pids on socket credentials
passing</li> <li> Allow setting read ahead and flushing buffers on block
devices</li> <li> Allow setting geometry in floppy driver</li> <li> Allow
turning DMA on/off in xd driver</li> <li> Allow administration of md devices
(mostly the above, but some extra ioctls)</li> <li> Allow tuning the ide
driver</li> <li> Allow access to the nvram device</li> <li> Allow
administration of apm_bios, serial and bttv (TV) device</li> <li> Allow
manufacturer commands in isdn CAPI support driver</li> <li> Allow reading
non-standardized portions of pci configuration space</li> <li> Allow DDI debug
ioctl on sbpcd driver</li> <li> Allow setting up serial ports</li> <li> Allow
sending raw qic-117 commands</li> <li> Allow enabling/disabling tagged queuing
on SCSI controllers and sending arbitrary SCSI commands</li> <li> Allow setting
encryption key on loopback filesystem </li></ul>"),
],
"sys_boot" :
Modified: trunk/apparmor/src/include/subdomain/profile_dialogs.ycp
URL:
http://svn.opensuse.org/viewcvs/yast/trunk/apparmor/src/include/subdomain/profile_dialogs.ycp?rev=45961&r1=45960&r2=45961&view=diff
==============================================================================
--- trunk/apparmor/src/include/subdomain/profile_dialogs.ycp (original)
+++ trunk/apparmor/src/include/subdomain/profile_dialogs.ycp Wed Apr 2
14:55:51 2008
@@ -741,11 +741,11 @@
string help5 = _("<li><b>Directory</b><br>Add a directory entry to this
profile</li>");
string help6 = _("<li><b>Capability</b><br>Add a capability entry to this
profile</li>");
string help7 = _("<li><b>Include</b><br>Add an include entry to this
profile. This option includes the profile entry contents of another file in
this profile at load time.</li>");
- string help_net = _("<li><b>Network Entry</b><br>Add a network rule entry
to this profile. This option will allow you to specificy network access
privileges for the profile. You may specify a network address family and socket
type.</li>");
+ string help_net = _("<li><b>Network Entry</b><br>Add a network rule entry
to this profile. This option will allow you to specify network access
privileges for the profile. You may specify a network address family and socket
type.</li>");
string helpHat = _("<li><b>Hat</b><br>Add a sub-profile for this profile -
called a Hat. This option is analagous to manually creating a new profile,
which can selected during execution only in the context of being asked for by a
<b>changehat aware</b> application. For more information on changehat please
see <b>man changehat</b> on your system or the Novell AppArmor User's
Guide.</li>");
string helpEdit = _("</ul><p><b>Edit Entry:</b><br>Edit the selected
entry.<p>");
string help8 = _("<b>Delete Entry:</b><br>Removes the selected entry from
this profile.<p>");
- string help9 = _("<b>*Clean Exec</b><br>The Clean Exec option for the
discrete profile and unconstrained execute permissions provide added security
by stripping the enviroment that is inherited by the child program of specific
variables. These variables are:");
+ string help9 = _("<b>*Clean Exec</b><br>The Clean Exec option for the
discrete profile and unconstrained execute permissions provide added security
by stripping the environment that is inherited by the child program of specific
variables. These variables are:");
string help10 = "<ul>
<li>GCONV_PATH</li><li>GETCONF_DIR</li><li>HOSTALIASES</li><li>LD_AUDIT</li><li>LD_DEBUG</li><li>LD_DEBUG_OUTPUT</li><li>LD_DYNAMIC_WEAK</li><li>LD_LIBRARY_PATH</li><li>LD_ORIGIN_PATH</li><li>LD_PRELOAD</li><li>LD_PROFILE</li><li>LD_SHOW_AUXV</li><li>LD_USE_LOAD_BIAS</li><li>LOCALDOMAIN</li><li>LOCPATH</li><li>MALLOC_TRACE</li><li>NLSPATH</li><li>RESOLV_HOST_CONF</li><li>RES_OPTION</li><li>TMPDIR</li><li>TZDIR</li></ul><p>
";
@@ -959,7 +959,7 @@
foreach( string pathItem, (list<string>) validIncludes, {
pathListMsg = pathListMsg + "\n " + pathItem;
});
- Popup::Error(_("Invalid #include file. Include files must be
located in one of these directores: \n") + pathListMsg );
+ Popup::Error(_("Invalid #include file. Include files must be
located in one of these directories: \n") + pathListMsg );
} else {
string includeName = substring(newInclude, 16 );
includes = add( includes, includeName, 1 );
Modified: trunk/apparmor/src/include/subdomain/report_helptext.ycp
URL:
http://svn.opensuse.org/viewcvs/yast/trunk/apparmor/src/include/subdomain/report_helptext.ycp?rev=45961&r1=45960&r2=45961&view=diff
==============================================================================
--- trunk/apparmor/src/include/subdomain/report_helptext.ycp (original)
+++ trunk/apparmor/src/include/subdomain/report_helptext.ycp Wed Apr 2
14:55:51 2008
@@ -17,7 +17,7 @@
string runHelp = _("The AppArmor On-Demand Report screen displays an instantly
generated version of one of the following reports. <b>Executive Security
Summary:</b> A combined report, consisting of one or more Security incident
reports from one or more machines. This report provides a single view of
security events on multiple machines.<br><br> <b>Applications Audit Report:</b>
An auditing tool that reports which application servers are running and whether
the applications are confined by AppArmor. Application servers are applications
that accept incoming network connections. <br><br> <b>Security Incident
Report:</b> A report that displays application security for a single host. It
reports policy violations for locally confined applications during a specific
time period. You can edit and customize this report, or add new versions.");
-string filterCfHelp1 = _("The Report Configuration dialog enables you to
filter the report selected in the previous screen. To filter by <b>Date
Range:</b><br><br> <ol> <li>Click <b>Filter By Date Range</b>. The fields
become active. <li>Enter the start and end dates that delineate the scope of
the report. <li>Enter other filtering parameters. See below for definitions of
parameters. </ol> The following definitions help you to enter the filtering
parameters in the Report Configuration Dialog: <b>Program Name Pattern:</b>
When you enter a program name or pattern that matches the name of the
executable process of interest, the report will display security events that
have occurred for a specific program.<br><br> <b>Profile Name Pattern:</b> When
you enter the name of the security profile that is applied to the rocess, the
report will display the security events that are generated for the specified
profile. You can use this to see what is being confined by a specific
profile.<br><br> <b>PID Number:</b> Process ID number is a number that uniquely
identifies one specific process or running program (this number is valid only
during the lifetime of that process).<br><br> <b>Severity Level:</b> Select
the lowest severity level for security events that you would like to be
included in the report. The selected severity level, and above, will be
included in the reports.<br><br> <b>Detail:</b> A source to which the profile
has denied access. This includes capabilities and files. You can use this
field to report the resources are not allowed to be accessed by
profiles.<br><br> <b>Mode:</b> The Mode is the permission that the profile
grants to the program or process to which it is applied. The options are: r
(read) w (write) l (link) x (execute)<br><br> <b>Access Type:</b> The access
type describes what is actually happening with the security event. The options
are: PERMITTING, REJECTING, or AUDITING.<br><br> <b>CSV or HTML:</b> Enables
you to export a CSV (comma separated values) or html file. The CSV file
separates pieces of data in the log entries with commas using a standard data
format for importing into table-oriented applications. You can enter a pathname
for your exported report by typing in the full pathname in the field
provided.<br><br>");
+string filterCfHelp1 = _("The Report Configuration dialog enables you to
filter the report selected in the previous screen. To filter by <b>Date
Range:</b><br><br> <ol> <li>Click <b>Filter By Date Range</b>. The fields
become active. <li>Enter the start and end dates that delineate the scope of
the report. <li>Enter other filtering parameters. See below for definitions of
parameters. </ol> The following definitions help you to enter the filtering
parameters in the Report Configuration Dialog: <b>Program Name Pattern:</b>
When you enter a program name or pattern that matches the name of the
executable process of interest, the report will display security events that
have occurred for a specific program.<br><br> <b>Profile Name Pattern:</b> When
you enter the name of the security profile that is applied to the process, the
report will display the security events that are generated for the specified
profile. You can use this to see what is being confined by a specific
profile.<br><br> <b>PID Number:</b> Process ID number is a number that uniquely
identifies one specific process or running program (this number is valid only
during the lifetime of that process).<br><br> <b>Severity Level:</b> Select
the lowest severity level for security events that you would like to be
included in the report. The selected severity level, and above, will be
included in the reports.<br><br> <b>Detail:</b> A source to which the profile
has denied access. This includes capabilities and files. You can use this
field to report the resources are not allowed to be accessed by
profiles.<br><br> <b>Mode:</b> The Mode is the permission that the profile
grants to the program or process to which it is applied. The options are: r
(read) w (write) l (link) x (execute)<br><br> <b>Access Type:</b> The access
type describes what is actually happening with the security event. The options
are: PERMITTING, REJECTING, or AUDITING.<br><br> <b>CSV or HTML:</b> Enables
you to export a CSV (comma separated values) or HTML file. The CSV file
separates pieces of data in the log entries with commas using a standard data
format for importing into table-oriented applications. You can enter a pathname
for your exported report by typing in the full pathname in the field
provided.<br><br>");
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Date: Wed Apr 2 14:55:51 2008
New Revision: 45961
URL: http://svn.opensuse.org/viewcvs/yast?rev=45961&view=rev
Log:
fixed typos (#374628)
Modified:
trunk/apparmor/src/agents/ag_genprof
trunk/apparmor/src/clients/GenProf.ycp
trunk/apparmor/src/clients/LogProf.ycp
trunk/apparmor/src/include/subdomain/apparmor_ycp_utils.ycp
trunk/apparmor/src/include/subdomain/capabilities.ycp
trunk/apparmor/src/include/subdomain/profile_dialogs.ycp
trunk/apparmor/src/include/subdomain/report_helptext.ycp
Modified: trunk/apparmor/src/agents/ag_genprof
URL:
http://svn.opensuse.org/viewcvs/yast/trunk/apparmor/src/agents/ag_genprof?rev=45961&r1=45960&r2=45961&view=diff
==============================================================================
--- trunk/apparmor/src/agents/ag_genprof (original)
+++ trunk/apparmor/src/agents/ag_genprof Wed Apr 2 14:55:51 2008
@@ -68,7 +68,7 @@
application behavior.
Please enter the application name for which you would like
-to create a profile, or selecte Browse to find the
+to create a profile, or select Browse to find the
application on your system."),
file_label => gettext("&Application to Profile"),
okay_label => gettext("&Create"),
Modified: trunk/apparmor/src/clients/GenProf.ycp
URL:
http://svn.opensuse.org/viewcvs/yast/trunk/apparmor/src/clients/GenProf.ycp?rev=45961&r1=45960&r2=45961&view=diff
==============================================================================
--- trunk/apparmor/src/clients/GenProf.ycp (original)
+++ trunk/apparmor/src/clients/GenProf.ycp Wed Apr 2 14:55:51 2008
@@ -172,7 +172,7 @@
<br>
The Clean Exec option for the discrete profile and unconstrained
execute permissions provide added security by stripping the
- enviroment that is inherited by the child program of specific
+ environment that is inherited by the child program of specific
variables. You will be prompted to choose whether you want to sanitize
the
enviroment if you choose 'p' or 'u' during the profiling process.
The variables are:
Modified: trunk/apparmor/src/clients/LogProf.ycp
URL:
http://svn.opensuse.org/viewcvs/yast/trunk/apparmor/src/clients/LogProf.ycp?rev=45961&r1=45960&r2=45961&view=diff
==============================================================================
--- trunk/apparmor/src/clients/LogProf.ycp (original)
+++ trunk/apparmor/src/clients/LogProf.ycp Wed Apr 2 14:55:51 2008
@@ -172,7 +172,7 @@
execute permissions provide added security by stripping the
enviroment that is inherited by the child program of specific
variables. You will be prompted to choose whether you want to sanitize
the
- enviroment if you choose 'p' or 'u' during the profiling process.
+ environment if you choose 'p' or 'u' during the profiling process.
The variables are:
<ul>
<li>GCONV_PATH</li>
Modified: trunk/apparmor/src/include/subdomain/apparmor_ycp_utils.ycp
URL:
http://svn.opensuse.org/viewcvs/yast/trunk/apparmor/src/include/subdomain/apparmor_ycp_utils.ycp?rev=45961&r1=45960&r2=45961&view=diff
==============================================================================
--- trunk/apparmor/src/include/subdomain/apparmor_ycp_utils.ycp (original)
+++ trunk/apparmor/src/include/subdomain/apparmor_ycp_utils.ycp Wed Apr 2
14:55:51 2008
@@ -112,7 +112,7 @@
_("S&ave configuration")),
`HSpacing( 0.5),
`Left(`PushButton(`id(`signin_submit),
- _("&Signin"))),
+ _("&Sign in"))),
`Right(`PushButton(`id(`signin_cancel),
_("&Cancel"))),
`HSpacing( 0.5)
Modified: trunk/apparmor/src/include/subdomain/capabilities.ycp
URL:
http://svn.opensuse.org/viewcvs/yast/trunk/apparmor/src/include/subdomain/capabilities.ycp?rev=45961&r1=45960&r2=45961&view=diff
==============================================================================
--- trunk/apparmor/src/include/subdomain/capabilities.ycp (original)
+++ trunk/apparmor/src/include/subdomain/capabilities.ycp Wed Apr 2 14:55:51
2008
@@ -144,7 +144,7 @@
"sys_admin" :
$[
"name" : "CAP_SYS_ADMIN",
- "info" : _("<ul><li> Allow configuration of the secure attention
key</li> <li> Allow administration of the random device</li> <li> Allow
examination and configuration of disk quotas</li> <li> Allow configuring the
kernel's syslog (printk behaviour)</li> <li> Allow setting the domainname</li>
<li> Allow setting the hostname</li> <li> Allow calling bdflush()</li> <li>
Allow mount() and umount(), setting up new smb connection</li> <li> Allow some
autofs root ioctls</li> <li> Allow nfsservctl</li> <li> Allow
VM86_REQUEST_IRQ</li> <li> Allow to read/write pci config on alpha</li> <li>
Allow irix_prctl on mips (setstacksize)</li> <li> Allow flushing all cache on
m68k (sys_cacheflush)</li> <li> Allow removing semaphores</li> <li> Used
instead of CAP_CHOWN to \"chown\" IPC message queues, semaphores and shared
memory</li> <li> Allow locking/unlocking of shared memory segment</li> <li>
Allow turning swap on/off</li> <li> Allow forged pids on socket credentials
passing</li> <li> Allow setting readahead and flushing buffers on block
devices</li> <li> Allow setting geometry in floppy driver</li> <li> Allow
turning DMA on/off in xd driver</li> <li> Allow administration of md devices
(mostly the above, but some extra ioctls)</li> <li> Allow tuning the ide
driver</li> <li> Allow access to the nvram device</li> <li> Allow
administration of apm_bios, serial and bttv (TV) device</li> <li> Allow
manufacturer commands in isdn CAPI support driver</li> <li> Allow reading
non-standardized portions of pci configuration space</li> <li> Allow DDI debug
ioctl on sbpcd driver</li> <li> Allow setting up serial ports</li> <li> Allow
sending raw qic-117 commands</li> <li> Allow enabling/disabling tagged queuing
on SCSI controllers and sending arbitrary SCSI commands</li> <li> Allow setting
encryption key on loopback filesystem </li></ul>"),
+ "info" : _("<ul><li> Allow configuration of the secure attention
key</li> <li> Allow administration of the random device</li> <li> Allow
examination and configuration of disk quotas</li> <li> Allow configuring the
kernel's syslog (printk behaviour)</li> <li> Allow setting the domain name</li>
<li> Allow setting the hostname</li> <li> Allow calling bdflush()</li> <li>
Allow mount() and umount(), setting up new smb connection</li> <li> Allow some
autofs root ioctls</li> <li> Allow nfsservctl</li> <li> Allow
VM86_REQUEST_IRQ</li> <li> Allow to read/write pci config on alpha</li> <li>
Allow irix_prctl on mips (setstacksize)</li> <li> Allow flushing all cache on
m68k (sys_cacheflush)</li> <li> Allow removing semaphores</li> <li> Used
instead of CAP_CHOWN to \"chown\" IPC message queues, semaphores and shared
memory</li> <li> Allow locking/unlocking of shared memory segment</li> <li>
Allow turning swap on/off</li> <li> Allow forged pids on socket credentials
passing</li> <li> Allow setting read ahead and flushing buffers on block
devices</li> <li> Allow setting geometry in floppy driver</li> <li> Allow
turning DMA on/off in xd driver</li> <li> Allow administration of md devices
(mostly the above, but some extra ioctls)</li> <li> Allow tuning the ide
driver</li> <li> Allow access to the nvram device</li> <li> Allow
administration of apm_bios, serial and bttv (TV) device</li> <li> Allow
manufacturer commands in isdn CAPI support driver</li> <li> Allow reading
non-standardized portions of pci configuration space</li> <li> Allow DDI debug
ioctl on sbpcd driver</li> <li> Allow setting up serial ports</li> <li> Allow
sending raw qic-117 commands</li> <li> Allow enabling/disabling tagged queuing
on SCSI controllers and sending arbitrary SCSI commands</li> <li> Allow setting
encryption key on loopback filesystem </li></ul>"),
],
"sys_boot" :
Modified: trunk/apparmor/src/include/subdomain/profile_dialogs.ycp
URL:
http://svn.opensuse.org/viewcvs/yast/trunk/apparmor/src/include/subdomain/profile_dialogs.ycp?rev=45961&r1=45960&r2=45961&view=diff
==============================================================================
--- trunk/apparmor/src/include/subdomain/profile_dialogs.ycp (original)
+++ trunk/apparmor/src/include/subdomain/profile_dialogs.ycp Wed Apr 2
14:55:51 2008
@@ -741,11 +741,11 @@
string help5 = _("<li><b>Directory</b><br>Add a directory entry to this
profile</li>");
string help6 = _("<li><b>Capability</b><br>Add a capability entry to this
profile</li>");
string help7 = _("<li><b>Include</b><br>Add an include entry to this
profile. This option includes the profile entry contents of another file in
this profile at load time.</li>");
- string help_net = _("<li><b>Network Entry</b><br>Add a network rule entry
to this profile. This option will allow you to specificy network access
privileges for the profile. You may specify a network address family and socket
type.</li>");
+ string help_net = _("<li><b>Network Entry</b><br>Add a network rule entry
to this profile. This option will allow you to specify network access
privileges for the profile. You may specify a network address family and socket
type.</li>");
string helpHat = _("<li><b>Hat</b><br>Add a sub-profile for this profile -
called a Hat. This option is analagous to manually creating a new profile,
which can selected during execution only in the context of being asked for by a
<b>changehat aware</b> application. For more information on changehat please
see <b>man changehat</b> on your system or the Novell AppArmor User's
Guide.</li>");
string helpEdit = _("</ul><p><b>Edit Entry:</b><br>Edit the selected
entry.<p>");
string help8 = _("<b>Delete Entry:</b><br>Removes the selected entry from
this profile.<p>");
- string help9 = _("<b>*Clean Exec</b><br>The Clean Exec option for the
discrete profile and unconstrained execute permissions provide added security
by stripping the enviroment that is inherited by the child program of specific
variables. These variables are:");
+ string help9 = _("<b>*Clean Exec</b><br>The Clean Exec option for the
discrete profile and unconstrained execute permissions provide added security
by stripping the environment that is inherited by the child program of specific
variables. These variables are:");
string help10 = "<ul>
<li>GCONV_PATH</li><li>GETCONF_DIR</li><li>HOSTALIASES</li><li>LD_AUDIT</li><li>LD_DEBUG</li><li>LD_DEBUG_OUTPUT</li><li>LD_DYNAMIC_WEAK</li><li>LD_LIBRARY_PATH</li><li>LD_ORIGIN_PATH</li><li>LD_PRELOAD</li><li>LD_PROFILE</li><li>LD_SHOW_AUXV</li><li>LD_USE_LOAD_BIAS</li><li>LOCALDOMAIN</li><li>LOCPATH</li><li>MALLOC_TRACE</li><li>NLSPATH</li><li>RESOLV_HOST_CONF</li><li>RES_OPTION</li><li>TMPDIR</li><li>TZDIR</li></ul><p>
";
@@ -959,7 +959,7 @@
foreach( string pathItem, (list<string>) validIncludes, {
pathListMsg = pathListMsg + "\n " + pathItem;
});
- Popup::Error(_("Invalid #include file. Include files must be
located in one of these directores: \n") + pathListMsg );
+ Popup::Error(_("Invalid #include file. Include files must be
located in one of these directories: \n") + pathListMsg );
} else {
string includeName = substring(newInclude, 16 );
includes = add( includes, includeName, 1 );
Modified: trunk/apparmor/src/include/subdomain/report_helptext.ycp
URL:
http://svn.opensuse.org/viewcvs/yast/trunk/apparmor/src/include/subdomain/report_helptext.ycp?rev=45961&r1=45960&r2=45961&view=diff
==============================================================================
--- trunk/apparmor/src/include/subdomain/report_helptext.ycp (original)
+++ trunk/apparmor/src/include/subdomain/report_helptext.ycp Wed Apr 2
14:55:51 2008
@@ -17,7 +17,7 @@
string runHelp = _("The AppArmor On-Demand Report screen displays an instantly
generated version of one of the following reports. <b>Executive Security
Summary:</b> A combined report, consisting of one or more Security incident
reports from one or more machines. This report provides a single view of
security events on multiple machines.<br><br> <b>Applications Audit Report:</b>
An auditing tool that reports which application servers are running and whether
the applications are confined by AppArmor. Application servers are applications
that accept incoming network connections. <br><br> <b>Security Incident
Report:</b> A report that displays application security for a single host. It
reports policy violations for locally confined applications during a specific
time period. You can edit and customize this report, or add new versions.");
-string filterCfHelp1 = _("The Report Configuration dialog enables you to
filter the report selected in the previous screen. To filter by <b>Date
Range:</b><br><br> <ol> <li>Click <b>Filter By Date Range</b>. The fields
become active. <li>Enter the start and end dates that delineate the scope of
the report. <li>Enter other filtering parameters. See below for definitions of
parameters. </ol> The following definitions help you to enter the filtering
parameters in the Report Configuration Dialog: <b>Program Name Pattern:</b>
When you enter a program name or pattern that matches the name of the
executable process of interest, the report will display security events that
have occurred for a specific program.<br><br> <b>Profile Name Pattern:</b> When
you enter the name of the security profile that is applied to the rocess, the
report will display the security events that are generated for the specified
profile. You can use this to see what is being confined by a specific
profile.<br><br> <b>PID Number:</b> Process ID number is a number that uniquely
identifies one specific process or running program (this number is valid only
during the lifetime of that process).<br><br> <b>Severity Level:</b> Select
the lowest severity level for security events that you would like to be
included in the report. The selected severity level, and above, will be
included in the reports.<br><br> <b>Detail:</b> A source to which the profile
has denied access. This includes capabilities and files. You can use this
field to report the resources are not allowed to be accessed by
profiles.<br><br> <b>Mode:</b> The Mode is the permission that the profile
grants to the program or process to which it is applied. The options are: r
(read) w (write) l (link) x (execute)<br><br> <b>Access Type:</b> The access
type describes what is actually happening with the security event. The options
are: PERMITTING, REJECTING, or AUDITING.<br><br> <b>CSV or HTML:</b> Enables
you to export a CSV (comma separated values) or html file. The CSV file
separates pieces of data in the log entries with commas using a standard data
format for importing into table-oriented applications. You can enter a pathname
for your exported report by typing in the full pathname in the field
provided.<br><br>");
+string filterCfHelp1 = _("The Report Configuration dialog enables you to
filter the report selected in the previous screen. To filter by <b>Date
Range:</b><br><br> <ol> <li>Click <b>Filter By Date Range</b>. The fields
become active. <li>Enter the start and end dates that delineate the scope of
the report. <li>Enter other filtering parameters. See below for definitions of
parameters. </ol> The following definitions help you to enter the filtering
parameters in the Report Configuration Dialog: <b>Program Name Pattern:</b>
When you enter a program name or pattern that matches the name of the
executable process of interest, the report will display security events that
have occurred for a specific program.<br><br> <b>Profile Name Pattern:</b> When
you enter the name of the security profile that is applied to the process, the
report will display the security events that are generated for the specified
profile. You can use this to see what is being confined by a specific
profile.<br><br> <b>PID Number:</b> Process ID number is a number that uniquely
identifies one specific process or running program (this number is valid only
during the lifetime of that process).<br><br> <b>Severity Level:</b> Select
the lowest severity level for security events that you would like to be
included in the report. The selected severity level, and above, will be
included in the reports.<br><br> <b>Detail:</b> A source to which the profile
has denied access. This includes capabilities and files. You can use this
field to report the resources are not allowed to be accessed by
profiles.<br><br> <b>Mode:</b> The Mode is the permission that the profile
grants to the program or process to which it is applied. The options are: r
(read) w (write) l (link) x (execute)<br><br> <b>Access Type:</b> The access
type describes what is actually happening with the security event. The options
are: PERMITTING, REJECTING, or AUDITING.<br><br> <b>CSV or HTML:</b> Enables
you to export a CSV (comma separated values) or HTML file. The CSV file
separates pieces of data in the log entries with commas using a standard data
format for importing into table-oriented applications. You can enter a pathname
for your exported report by typing in the full pathname in the field
provided.<br><br>");
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