From: <jgr...@us...> - 2003-03-25 05:25:04
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Update of /cvsroot/popfile/engine/languages In directory sc8-pr-cvs1:/tmp/cvs-serv20897/languages Modified Files: English.msg Log Message: Make the UI pluggable; make SMTP, NNTP and POP3 modules register and handle their own configuration UI; factor the HTTP code out of the UI and into own class; implement XML-RPC interface; make test suite allow selection of tests to run; change the way POPFile reports its startup; make the version string work Index: English.msg =================================================================== RCS file: /cvsroot/popfile/engine/languages/English.msg,v retrieving revision 1.22 retrieving revision 1.23 diff -C2 -d -r1.22 -r1.23 *** English.msg 26 Feb 2003 17:37:11 -0000 1.22 --- English.msg 25 Mar 2003 05:24:58 -0000 1.23 *************** *** 65,76 **** Configuration_Error5 The number of days in the history must be a number between 1 and 366 Configuration_Error6 The TCP timeout must be a number between 10 and 300 Configuration_POP3Port POP3 listen port ! Configuration_POP3Update Updated port to %s; this change will not take affect until you restart POPFile ! Configuration_Separator Separator character ! Configuration_SepUpdate Updated separator to %s Configuration_UI User interface web port Configuration_UIUpdate Updated user interface web port to %s; this change will not take affect until you restart POPFile ! Configuration_History Number of emails per page ! Configuration_HistoryUpdate Updated number of emails per page to %s Configuration_Days Number of days of history to keep Configuration_DaysUpdate Updated number of days of history to %s --- 65,85 ---- Configuration_Error5 The number of days in the history must be a number between 1 and 366 Configuration_Error6 The TCP timeout must be a number between 10 and 300 + Configuration_Error7 The XML RPC listen port must be a number between 1 and 65535 Configuration_POP3Port POP3 listen port ! Configuration_POP3Update Updated POP3 port to %s; this change will not take affect until you restart POPFile ! Configuration_XMLRPCUpdate Updated XML-RPC port to %s; this change will not take affect until you restart POPFile ! Configuration_XMLRPCPort XML-RPC listen port ! Configuration_SMTPPort SMTP listen port ! Configuration_SMTPUpdate Updated SMTP port to %s; this change will not take affect until you restart POPFile ! Configuration_NNTPPort NNTP listen port ! Configuration_NNTPUpdate Updated NNTP port to %s; this change will not take affect until you restart POPFile ! Configuration_POP3Separator POP3 host:port:user separator character ! Configuration_NNTPSeparator NNTP host:port:user separator character ! Configuration_POP3SepUpdate Updated POP3 separator to %s ! Configuration_NNTPSepUpdate Updated NNTP separator to %s Configuration_UI User interface web port Configuration_UIUpdate Updated user interface web port to %s; this change will not take affect until you restart POPFile ! Configuration_History Number of messages per page ! Configuration_HistoryUpdate Updated number of messages per page to %s Configuration_Days Number of days of history to keep Configuration_DaysUpdate Updated number of days of history to %s *************** *** 80,89 **** Configuration_Language Language Configuration_LanguageChoose Choose language ! Configuration_ListenPorts Listen Ports Configuration_HistoryView History View ! Configuration_TCPTimeout TCP Connection Timeout ! Configuration_TCPTimeoutSecs TCP connection timeout in seconds ! Configuration_TCPTimeoutUpdate Updated TCP connection timeout to %s ! Configuration_ClassificationInsertion E-Mail Text Insertion Configuration_SubjectLine Subject line modification Configuration_XTCInsertion X-Text-Classification Header --- 89,98 ---- Configuration_Language Language Configuration_LanguageChoose Choose language ! Configuration_ListenPorts Module Options Configuration_HistoryView History View ! Configuration_TCPTimeout Connection Timeout ! Configuration_TCPTimeoutSecs Connection timeout in seconds ! Configuration_TCPTimeoutUpdate Updated connection timeout to %s ! Configuration_ClassificationInsertion Message Text Insertion Configuration_SubjectLine Subject line modification Configuration_XTCInsertion X-Text-Classification Header *************** *** 136,140 **** Password_Error1 Incorrect password ! Security_Error1 The secure port must be a number between 1 and 65535 Security_Stealth Stealth Mode/Server Operation Security_NoStealthMode No (Stealth Mode) --- 145,149 ---- Password_Error1 Incorrect password ! Security_Error1 The port must be a number between 1 and 65535 Security_Stealth Stealth Mode/Server Operation Security_NoStealthMode No (Stealth Mode) *************** *** 144,154 **** Security_Password Password Security_PasswordUpdate Updated password to %s ! Security_AUTHTitle Secure Password Authentication/AUTH ! Security_SecureServer Secure server ! Security_SecureServerUpdate Updated secure server to %s; this change will not take affect until you restart POPFile ! Security_SecurePort Secure port ! Security_SecurePortUpdate Updated port to %s; this change will not take affect until you restart POPFile Security_POP3 Accept POP3 connections from remote machines (requires POPFile restart) Security_UI Accept HTTP (User Interface) connections from remote machines (requires POPFile restart) Security_UpdateTitle Automatic Update Checking Security_Update Check daily for updates to POPFile --- 153,170 ---- Security_Password Password Security_PasswordUpdate Updated password to %s ! Security_AUTHTitle Remote Servers ! Security_SecureServer POP3 SPA/AUTH server ! Security_SecureServerUpdate Updated POP3 SPA/AUTH secure server to %s; this change will not take affect until you restart POPFile ! Security_SecurePort POP3 SPA/AUTH port ! Security_SecurePortUpdate Updated POP3 SPA/AUTH port to %s; this change will not take affect until you restart POPFile ! Security_SMTPServer SMTP chain server ! Security_SMTPServerUpdate Updated SMTP chain server to %s; this change will not take affect until you restart POPFile ! Security_SMTPPort SMTP chain port ! Security_SMTPPortUpdate Updated SMTP chain port to %s; this change will not take affect until you restart POPFile Security_POP3 Accept POP3 connections from remote machines (requires POPFile restart) + Security_SMTP Accept SMTP connections from remote machines (requires POPFile restart) + Security_NNTP Accept NNTP connections from remote machines (requires POPFile restart) Security_UI Accept HTTP (User Interface) connections from remote machines (requires POPFile restart) + Security_XMLRPC Accept XML-RPC connections from remote machines (requires POPFile restart) Security_UpdateTitle Automatic Update Checking Security_Update Check daily for updates to POPFile *************** *** 162,166 **** Magnet_Message1 The following magnets cause mail to always be classified into the specified bucket. Magnet_CreateNew Create New Magnet ! Magnet_Explanation Three types of magnets are available:</b> <ul><li><b>From address or name:</b> For example: jo...@co... to match a specific address, <br />company.com to match everyone who sends from company.com, <br />John Doe to match a specific person, John to match all Johns</li><li><b>To address or name:</b> Like a From: magnet but for the To: address in an email</li> <li><b>Subject words:</b> For example: hello to match all messages with hello in the subject</li></ul> Magnet_MagnetType Magnet type Magnet_Value Value --- 178,182 ---- Magnet_Message1 The following magnets cause mail to always be classified into the specified bucket. Magnet_CreateNew Create New Magnet ! Magnet_Explanation Three types of magnets are available:</b> <ul><li><b>From address or name:</b> For example: jo...@co... to match a specific address, <br />company.com to match everyone who sends from company.com, <br />John Doe to match a specific person, John to match all Johns</li><li><b>To address or name:</b> Like a From: magnet but for the To: address in a message</li> <li><b>Subject words:</b> For example: hello to match all messages with hello in the subject</li></ul> Magnet_MagnetType Magnet type Magnet_Value Value *************** *** 182,187 **** Bucket_NotEnoughData Not enough data Bucket_ClassificationAccuracy Classification Accuracy ! Bucket_EmailsClassified Emails classified ! Bucket_EmailsClassifiedUpper Emails Classified Bucket_ClassificationErrors Classification errors Bucket_Accuracy Accuracy --- 198,203 ---- Bucket_NotEnoughData Not enough data Bucket_ClassificationAccuracy Classification Accuracy ! Bucket_EmailsClassified Messages classified ! Bucket_EmailsClassifiedUpper Messages Classified Bucket_ClassificationErrors Classification errors Bucket_Accuracy Accuracy *************** *** 218,233 **** Header_MenuSummary This table is the navigation menu which allows access to each of the different pages of the control center. History_MainTableSummary This table shows the sender and subject of recently received messages and allows them to be reviewed and reclassified. Clicking on the subject line will show the full message text, along with information about why it was classified as it was. The 'Should be' column allows you to specify which bucket the message belongs in, or to undo that change. The 'Delete' column allows you to delete specific messages from the history if you don't need them anymore. ! History_OpenMessageSummary This table contains the full text of an email message, with the words that are used for classification highlighted according to the bucket that was most relevant for each. ! Bucket_MainTableSummary This table provides an overview of the classification buckets. Each row shows the bucket name, the word count total for that bucket, the actual number of individual words in each bucket, whether the email's subject line will be modified when it gets classified to that bucket, whether to quarantine the messages received in that bucket, and a table to pick the color used in displaying anything related to that bucket in the control center. ! Bucket_StatisticsTableSummary This table provides three sets of statistics on the overall performance of POPFile. The first is how accurate its classification is, the second is how many emails have been classified, and to which buckets, and the third is how many words are in each bucket, and what their relative percentages are. Bucket_MaintenanceTableSummary This table contains forms that allow you to create, delete or rename buckets, and to lookup a word in all of the buckets to see its relative probabilities. ! Bucket_AccuracyChartSummary This table graphically represents the accuracy of the email classification. ! Bucket_BarChartSummary This table graphically represents a percentage allocation for each of the different buckets. It is used for both number of emails classified, and total word counts. ! Bucket_LookupResultsSummary This table shows the probabilities associated with any given word of the corpus. For each bucket, it shows the frequency that that word occurs, the probability that it will occur in that bucket, and the overall effect on the score of the bucket if that word exists in an email. Bucket_WordListTableSummary This table provides a listing of all the words for a particular bucket, organized by common first letter for each row. ! Magnet_MainTableSummary This table shows the list of magnets that are used to automatically classify email according to fixed rules. Each row shows how the magnet is defined, what bucket it is intended for, and a button to delete the magnet. Configuration_MainTableSummary This table contains a number of forms to allow you to control the configuration of POPFile. ! Configuration_InsertionTableSummary This table contains buttons that determine whether or not certain modifications are made to the headers or subject line of the email before it is passed on to the email client. Security_MainTableSummary This table provides sets of controls that affect the security of the overall configuration of POPFile, whether it should automatically check for updates to the program, and whether statistics about POPFile's performance should be sent to the central datastore of the program's author for general information. ! Advanced_MainTableSummary This table provides a list of words that POPFile ignores when classifying email due to their relative frequency in email in general. They are organized per row according to the first letter of the words. --- 234,249 ---- Header_MenuSummary This table is the navigation menu which allows access to each of the different pages of the control center. History_MainTableSummary This table shows the sender and subject of recently received messages and allows them to be reviewed and reclassified. Clicking on the subject line will show the full message text, along with information about why it was classified as it was. The 'Should be' column allows you to specify which bucket the message belongs in, or to undo that change. The 'Delete' column allows you to delete specific messages from the history if you don't need them anymore. ! History_OpenMessageSummary This table contains the full text of a message message, with the words that are used for classification highlighted according to the bucket that was most relevant for each. ! Bucket_MainTableSummary This table provides an overview of the classification buckets. Each row shows the bucket name, the word count total for that bucket, the actual number of individual words in each bucket, whether the message's subject line will be modified when it gets classified to that bucket, whether to quarantine the messages received in that bucket, and a table to pick the color used in displaying anything related to that bucket in the control center. ! Bucket_StatisticsTableSummary This table provides three sets of statistics on the overall performance of POPFile. The first is how accurate its classification is, the second is how many messages have been classified, and to which buckets, and the third is how many words are in each bucket, and what their relative percentages are. Bucket_MaintenanceTableSummary This table contains forms that allow you to create, delete or rename buckets, and to lookup a word in all of the buckets to see its relative probabilities. ! Bucket_AccuracyChartSummary This table graphically represents the accuracy of the message classification. ! Bucket_BarChartSummary This table graphically represents a percentage allocation for each of the different buckets. It is used for both number of messages classified, and total word counts. ! Bucket_LookupResultsSummary This table shows the probabilities associated with any given word of the corpus. For each bucket, it shows the frequency that that word occurs, the probability that it will occur in that bucket, and the overall effect on the score of the bucket if that word exists in a message. Bucket_WordListTableSummary This table provides a listing of all the words for a particular bucket, organized by common first letter for each row. ! Magnet_MainTableSummary This table shows the list of magnets that are used to automatically classify message according to fixed rules. Each row shows how the magnet is defined, what bucket it is intended for, and a button to delete the magnet. Configuration_MainTableSummary This table contains a number of forms to allow you to control the configuration of POPFile. ! Configuration_InsertionTableSummary This table contains buttons that determine whether or not certain modifications are made to the headers or subject line of the message before it is passed on to the message client. Security_MainTableSummary This table provides sets of controls that affect the security of the overall configuration of POPFile, whether it should automatically check for updates to the program, and whether statistics about POPFile's performance should be sent to the central datastore of the program's author for general information. ! Advanced_MainTableSummary This table provides a list of words that POPFile ignores when classifying message due to their relative frequency in message in general. They are organized per row according to the first letter of the words. |