Package: prey
Version: 0.4.4-1
Severity: wishlist
Tags: patch l10n
Dear Alessio,
thank you for packaging prey.
This morning I found the templates at the very bottom of
http://www.debian.org/international/l10n/po-debconf/de.
I think that a call for translations on
[email protected]
brings your package a broader audience (at least among translators).
And I suggest considering a review of the templates on
[email protected]
(http://wiki.debian.org/I18n/SmithReviewProject). It might help you
getting rid of lintian warning on the template.
I have attached a template file reformatted for better display of the
enumerations.
Kind regards
Martin
Template: prey/reporting_frequency
Type: string
Default: 20
_Description: Frequency of reports and actions:
Number of minutes to wait before waking up Prey. Control panel users can
change this setting later on the web.
Template: prey/active_modules
Type: multiselect
Choices: ${choices}
Default: alarm
_Description: Modules:
Modules extend application functionality, there are two types of modules
available: Report and Actions modules.
.
* network: collect information about the internet connection.
* session: take a screenshot, collect information about modified
files and running programs.
* webcam: try to take a picture using the webcam.
* geo: attempt lo geolocate the device by using its interal GPS
or the nearest WiFi access points as reference.
* alarm: play a loud sound for 30 seconds.
* alert: show the thier a short message and optionally change the
wallpaper.
* lock: lock the laptop from being used and ask for a password.
* secure: delete browser cookies and stored passwords.
Template: prey/edit_config
Type: note
_Description: Finalize the configuration
In order to finalize the configuration, it needs to choose which mode
Prey should run in.
This can be achieved by editing the file `/etc/prey/config' by hand,
according to own preferences:
.
* Standalone: Reports are sent directly to the laptop's owner.
This requires user to activate Prey by generating/deleting a URL and
set up a scp/sftp/mail server settings as well.
* Control Panel: Reports are sent to preyproject.com.
After obtaining an account at http://control.preyproject.com/signup
users only need to set 'apt_key' and 'device_key' properly in the
`/etc/prey/config' file.
