phpwiki-checkins

[Carsten K. <car...@us...>]

Update of /cvsroot/phpwiki/phpwiki/locale/de/pgsrc
In directory usw-pr-cvs1:/tmp/cvs-serv27554/phpwiki/locale/de/pgsrc

Modified Files:
	PhpWikiAdministration 
Log Message:
Additional German translations. Neue Seiten: FrischeSeiten, MeistBesucht, SeiteFinden fŸr 1,3-style Plugins.

Die Universum fŸhrt tendenziell nach dem Chaos. Die Universum fŸhrt tendenziell nach Wiki.

Index: PhpWikiAdministration
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RCS file: /cvsroot/phpwiki/phpwiki/locale/de/pgsrc/PhpWikiAdministration,v
retrieving revision 1.2
retrieving revision 1.3
diff -C2 -r1.2 -r1.3
*** PhpWikiAdministration	2001/04/06 18:21:37	1.2
--- PhpWikiAdministration	2001/12/16 07:43:37	1.3
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*** 1,41 ****
  !!! Funktioniert nur wenn du als ADMIN eingeloggt bist!
  
  -----------
  
! ! ZIP files of database
  
!  __[ZIP Snapshot | phpwiki:?zip=snapshot]__ : contains only the latest versions
  
!  __[ZIP Dump | phpwiki:?zip=all]__ : contains all archived versions
  
! These links lead to zip files, generated on the fly, which contain the most
! recent versions of all pages in the PhpWiki. The pages are stored, one per
! file, as MIME (RFC2045) e-mail (RFC822) messages, with the content type
! application/x-phpwiki for the snapshot and content type mulipart/mixed for
! the dump. In the latter case, there is one subpart (with type
! application/x-phpwiki) for each version of the
! page (in chronological order). The message body contains the page text,
! while the page meta-data is included as parameters in the
! Content-Type: header field.
  
! -----------
  
! ! Load / Dump Serialized Pages
  
! Here you can load or dump pages of your Wiki into a directory of your
! choice.
  
! __Dump__
  
! %%ADMIN-INPUT-dumpserial-Dump_serialized_pages%%
  
! Pages will be written out as "serialized" strings of a PHP
! associative array, meaning they will not be human readable. If
! the directory does not exist PhpWiki will try to create one for you.
! Ensure that your server has write permissions to the directory!
  
! __Load__
  
! %%ADMIN-INPUT-loadserial-Load_serialized_pages%%
  
  If you have dumped a set of pages from PhpWiki, you can reload them here.
--- 1,64 ----
+ From [no address given]  Sun Dec 16 02:19:06 2001
+ Subject: PhpWikiAdministration
+ From: [no address given] (PhpWiki)
+ Date: Sat, 15 Dec 2001 23:42:22 -0500
+ Mime-Version: 1.0 (Produced by PhpWiki 1.3.0-jeffs-hacks)
+ Content-Type: application/x-phpwiki;
+   pagename=PhpWikiAdministration;
+   flags=PAGE_LOCKED;
+ Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable
+ 
  !!! Funktioniert nur wenn du als ADMIN eingeloggt bist!
  
+ __Note__: Most of the actions on this page require administrative =
+ privileges.
+ They won't work unless you have set an admin username and password in the =
+ PhpWiki config file.
+ 
  -----------
+ ! Log In
  
! __[Log In | phpwiki:?action=3Dlogin]__
  
! This allows you to login.
! While you are logged in you will be able to ''lock'', ''unlock'' and =
! ''delete'' pages.
! You will also be able edit ''locked'' pages.
  
! ----------
  
! !! Making Snapshots or Backups
  
! ! ZIP files of database
  
! These links lead to zip files, generated on the fly, which contain all
! the  pages in your Wiki.  The zip file will be downloaded to your local =
! computer.
  
! This __[ZIP Snapshot | phpwiki:?action=3Dzip]__ contains only the latest =
! versions
! of each page, while this __[ZIP Dump | =
! phpwiki:?action=3Dzip&include=3Dall]__ contains all
! archived versions.
  
! (If the PhpWiki is configured to allow it,) anyone can download a zip file.
  
! If your php has ''zlib'' support, the files in the archive will be =
! compressed,
! otherwise they will just be stored.
  
! ! Dump to directory
  
! Here you can dump pages of your Wiki into a directory of your choice.
! 
! [ Dump Pages | phpwiki:?action=3Ddumpserial&directory=3D(/tmp/wikidump) ]
! 
! The most recent version of each page will written out to the
! directory, one page per file.
! Your server must have write permissions to the directory!
! 
! -----------
  
! !! Restoring
  
  If you have dumped a set of pages from PhpWiki, you can reload them here.
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*** 43,47 ****
  your HomePage when you load it from this form it will overwrite the one
  in your database now. If you want to be selective just delete
! the pages from the directory you don't want to load.
  
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--- 66,115 ----
  your HomePage when you load it from this form it will overwrite the one
  in your database now. If you want to be selective just delete
! the pages from the directory (or zip file) which you don't want to load.
  
+ ! Upload File
+ 
+ Here you can upload ZIP archives, or individual files from
+ your (client) machine.
+ 
+ [ Upload | phpwiki:?action=3Dupload&file=3D50()upload ]
+ 
+ ! Load File
+ 
+ Here you can load ZIP archives, individual files or entire directories.
+ The file or directory must be local to the http server.
+ You can also use this form to load from an http: or ftp: URL.
+ 
+ [ Load | phpwiki:?action=3Dloadfile&source=3D50(/tmp/wikidump) ]
+ 
  -----------
+ 
+ !! Format of the files
+ 
+ Currently the pages are stored, one per
+ file, as MIME ([ RFC2045 | http://www.faqs.org/rfcs/rfc2045.html ]) e-mail
+ ([ RFC822 | http://www.faqs.org/rfcs/rfc822.html ]) messages.
+ The content-type ''application/x-phpwiki'' is used, and page meta-data
+ is encoded in the content-type parameters.
+ (If the file contains several versions of a page, it will have
+ type ''multipart/mixed'', and contain several sub-parts, each
+ with type ''application/x-phpwiki''.)
+ The message body contains the page text.
+ 
+ ! Old Formats
+ 
+ __Serialized Files__
+ 
+ The dump to directory command used to dump the pages as
+ php ''serialized()'' strings.  For humans, this made the files very hard
+ to read, and nearly impossible to edit.
+ 
+ __Plain Files__
+ 
+ Before that the page text was just dumped to a file --- this means
+ that all page meta-data was lost.
+ 
+ The upload and load functions will automatically recognize each of these
+ three types of files, and handle them accordingly.
+ Note that when loading ''plain files'', the page name is deduced from the
+ file name.