Module: Yast::FirewallHelpsInclude

Defined in:
../../src/include/firewall/helps.rb

Instance Method Summary (collapse)

Instance Method Details

- (Object) HelpForDialog(identification)



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# File '../../src/include/firewall/helps.rb', line 285

def HelpForDialog(identification)
  Ops.get(
    @HELPS,
    identification,
    Builtins.sformat(_("FIXME: Help for '%1' is missing!"), identification)
  )
end

- (Object) initialize_firewall_helps(include_target)



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# File '../../src/include/firewall/helps.rb', line 35

def initialize_firewall_helps(include_target)
  textdomain "firewall"
  #import "NetworkService";
  Yast.import "SuSEFirewall"

  @HELPS = {
    # TRANSLATORS: Read dialog help
    "reading_configuration"          => _(
      "<p><b><big>Reading Firewall Configuration</big></b>\n<br>Please wait...</p>"
    ),
    # TRANSLATORS: Write dialog help
    "saving_configuration"           => _(
      "<p><b><big>Saving Firewall Configuration</big></b>\n<br>Please wait...</p>"
    ),
    # TRANSLATORS: Firewall interfaces dialog help
    "firewall-interfaces"            => _(
      "<p><b><big>Interfaces</big></b>\n" +
        "<br>Here, assign your network devices into firewall zones\n" +
        "by selecting the device in the table and clicking <b>Change</b>.</p>\n" +
        "\n" +
        "<p>Enter special strings, like <tt>any</tt>, using \n" +
        "<b>Custom</b>. You can also enter interfaces not yet configured here.\n" +
        "If you need masquerading, the string <tt>any</tt> is not allowed.</p>\n" +
        "\n" +
        "<p>Every network device should be assigned to a firewall zone.\n" +
        "Network traffic through any unassigned interface is blocked.</p>\n"
    ),
    # Network Manager
    #(NetworkService::IsManaged() ?
    #    // TRANSLATORS: Optional help text for Firewall interfaces
    #    //              Used only when the network interfaces are handled by the Network Manager tool
    #    //              %1 is a string 'any' (by default)
    #    //              %2 is a zone name 'External Zone' (by default)
    #    sformat(_("<p>You are currently using NetworkManager to control your
    #network interfaces. You should insert a string '%1' into the zone '%2' using
    #<b>Custom</b>. Otherwise your configuration might not work.
    #</p>"), SuSEFirewall::special_all_interface_string, SuSEFirewall::GetZoneFullName(SuSEFirewall::special_all_interface_zone)):""
    #),

    # TRANSLATORS: Allowed services dialog help 1/2
    "allowed-services"               => _(
      "<p><b><big>Allowed Services</big></b>\n" +
        "<br>Specify services or ports that should be accessible from the network.\n" +
        "Networks are divided into firewall zones.</p>\n" +
        "\n" +
        "<p>To allow a service, select the <b>Zone</b> and the\n" +
        "<b>Service to Allow</b> then press <b>Add</b>.\n" +
        "To remove an allowed service, select the <b>Zone</b> and the <b>Allowed Service</b> then press <b>Delete</b>.</p>\n" +
        "\n" +
        "<p>By deselecting <b>Protect Firewall from Internal Zone</b>, you remove\n" +
        "protection from the zone. All services and ports in your internal network will\n" +
        "be unprotected.</p>\n"
    ) +
      # TRANSLATORS: Allowed services dialog help 2/2
      _(
        "<p>Additional settings can be configured using <b>Advanced</b>.\n" +
          "Entries must be separated by a space. There you can allow TCP, UDP, and RPC ports and\n" +
          "IP protocols.</p>\n" +
          "<p>TCP and UDP ports can be entered as port names (<tt>ftp-data</tt>),\n" +
          "port numbers (<tt>3128</tt>), and port ranges (<tt>8000:8520</tt>).\n" +
          "RPC ports must be entered as service names (<tt>portmap</tt> or <tt>nlockmgr</tt>).\n" +
          "Enter IP protocols as the protocol name (<tt>esp</tt>).\n" +
          "</p>\n"
      ),
    # TRANSLATORS: Base masquerade dialog help
    "base-masquerading"              => _(
      "<p><b><big>Masquerading</big></b>\n" +
        "<br>Masquerading is a function that hides your internal network behind your firewall and allows\n" +
        "your internal network to access the external network, such as the Internet, transparently. Requests\n" +
        "from the external network to the internal one are blocked.\n" +
        "Select <b>Masquerade Networks</b> to masquerade your networks\n" +
        "to the external network.</p>\n"
    ),
    # TRANSLATORS: Redirect-masquerade table dialog help
    "masquerade-redirect-table"      => _(
      "<p>\n" +
        "Although requests from the external network cannot reach your internal network, it is possible to\n" +
        "transparently redirect any requested ports on your firewall to any internal IP.  \n" +
        "To add a new redirect rule, press <b>Add</b> and complete the redirect form.</p>\n" +
        "\n" +
        "<p>To removed any redirect rule, select it in the table and press <b>Delete</b>.</p>\n"
    ),
    # TRANSLATORS: Simple broadcast configuration dialog help
    "simple-broadcast-configuration" => _(
      "<p><b><big>Broadcast Configuration</big></b>\n" +
        "<br>Broadcast packets are special UDP packets sent to the whole network to find \n" +
        "neighboring computers or send information to each computer in the network.\n" +
        "For example, CUPS servers provide information about their printing queues using broadcast packets.</p>\n" +
        "\n" +
        "<p>SuSEfirewall2 services selected in allowed interfaces automatically add needed broadcast\n" +
        "ports here. To remove any or add any others, edit lists of space-separated ports for\n" +
        "particular zones.</p>\n" +
        "\n" +
        "<p>Other dropped broadcast packets are logged. It could be quite a lot of packets in wider networks.\n" +
        "To suppress logging of these packets, deselect <b>Log Not Accepted Broadcast Packets</b>\n" +
        "for the desired zones.</p>\n"
    ),
    "broadcast-reply"                => _(
      "<p><b><big>Broadcast Reply</big></b><br>\n" +
        "Firewall usually drops packets that are sent by another machines as their reply\n" +
        "to broadcast packets sent by your system, e.g., Samba browsing or SLP browsing.</p>\n" +
        "\n" +
        "<p>Here you can configure which packets are allowed to pass through the firewall. Use <b>Add</b>\n" +
        "button to add a new rule. You will have to choose the firewall zone and also choose from\n" +
        "some already defined services or set your rule completely manually.</p>\n"
    ),
    # TRANSLATORS: Base IPsec configuration dialog help
    "base-ipsec-support"             => _(
      "<p><b><big>IPsec Support</big></b>\n" +
        "<br>IPsec is an encrypted communication between trusted hosts or networks through untrusted networks, such as\n" +
        "the Internet. This dialog opens IPsec for an external zone using\n" +
        "<b>Enabled</b>.</p>\n" +
        "\n" +
        "<p><b>Details</b> configures how to handle successfully decrypted\n" +
        "IPsec packets.  For example, they could be handled as if they were from the internal zone.</p>\n"
    ),
    # TRANSLATORS: Base Logging configuration dialog help
    "base-logging"                   => _(
      "<p><b><big>Logging Level</big></b>\n" +
        "<br>This is a base configuration dialog for IP packet logging settings. Here,\n" +
        "configure logging for incoming connection packets. Outgoing ones are not logged at all.</p>\n" +
        "\n" +
        "<p>There are two groups of logged IP packets: <b>Accepted Packets</b> and <b>Not Accepted Packets</b>.\n" +
        "You can choose from three levels of logging for each group: <b>Log All</b> for logging every\n" +
        "packet, <b>Log Only Critical</b> for logging only interesting ones, or <b>Do Not Log Any</b>\n" +
        "for no logging. You should log at least critical accepted packets.</p>\n"
    ),
    # TRANSLATORS: Base Summary dialog help
    "box-summary"                    => _(
      "<p><b><big>Summary</big></b>\n" +
        "<br>Here, find a summary of your configuration settings.\n" +
        "This summary is divided into general configuration and parts for each firewall zone.\n" +
        "Every existing zone is summarized here.</p>\n" +
        "\n" +
        "<p><b>Firewall Starting</b> shows whether the firewall is started in the\n" +
        "<b>boot process</b> or only <b>manually</b>.</p>\n" +
        "\n" +
        "<p>Firewall zones must have a network interface assigned to list the following items in the summary:</p>\n" +
        "\n" +
        "<p><b>Interfaces</b>: All interfaces are listed using their configuration name and device name.</p>\n" +
        "\n" +
        "<p><b>Open Services, Ports, and Protocols</b>: This lists all allowed network services, additional\n" +
        "TCP (Transmission Control Protocol), UDP (User Datagram Protocol), and RPC (Remote Procedure Call)\n" +
        "ports, and IP (Internet Protocol) protocols.</p>\n"
    ),
    # TRANSLATORS: Additional Services dialog help 1/6
    "additional-services"            => _(
      "<p>Here, enter additional\nports or protocols to enable in the firewall zone.</p>"
    ) +
      # TRANSLATORS: Additional Services dialog help 2/6
      # please, do not modify examples
      _(
        "<p><b>TCP Ports</b> and <b>UDP Ports</b> can be entered as\n" +
          "a list of port numbers, port names, or port ranges separated by spaces,\n" +
          "such as <tt>22</tt>, <tt>http</tt>, or <tt>137:139</tt>.</p>"
      ) +
      # TRANSLATORS: Additional Services dialog help 3/6
      # please, do not modify examples
      _(
        "<p><b>RPC Ports</b> is a list of RPC services, such as\n<tt>nlockmgr</tt>, <tt>ypbind</tt>, or <tt>portmap</tt>, separated by spaces.</p>"
      ) +
      # TRANSLATORS: Additional Services dialog help 4/6
      # please, do not modify examples
      _(
        "<p><b>IP Protocols</b> is a list of protocols, such as\n" +
          "<tt>esp</tt>, <tt>smp</tt>, or <tt>chaos</tt>, separated by spaces.\n" +
          "Find the current list of protocols at\n" +
          "http://www.iana.org/assignments/protocol-numbers.</p>"
      ) +
      # TRANSLATORS: Additional Services dialog help 5/6
      # please, do not modify examples
      _(
        "<p>The <b>Port Range</b> consists of two colon-separated numbers that represent\n" +
          "all numbers inside the range including the numbers themselves.\n" +
          "The first port number must be lower than the second one,\n" +
          "for example, <tt>200:215</tt>.</p>"
      ) +
      # TRANSLATORS: Additional Services dialog help 6/6
      _(
        "<p>The <b>Port Name</b> is a name assigned to a port number by the IANA\n" +
          "organization. One port number can have multiple port names assigned. Find\n" +
          "the assignment currently in use in the <tt>/etc/services</tt> file.</p>"
      ),
    # TRANSLATORS: help for Installation Proposal Dialog
    "installation_proposal"          => _(
      "<p><b><big>Firewall</big></b><br />\nA firewall is a defensive mechanism that protects your computer from network attacks.</p>\n"
    ),
    # TRANSLATORS: general help for Custom Rules 1/5
    "custom-rules"                   => _(
      "<p><b><big>Custom Rules</big></b><br>\n" +
        "Set special firewall rules that allow new connections\n" +
        "matching these rules.</p>\n"
    ) +
      # TRANSLATORS: general help for Custom Rules 2/5
      _(
        "<p><b>Source Network</b><br>\n" +
          "Network or IP address where the connection comes from,\n" +
          "e.g., <tt>192.168.0.1</tt> or <tt>192.168.0.0/255.255.255.0</tt>\n" +
          "or <tt>192.168.0.0/24</tt> or <tt>0/0</tt> (which means <tt>all</tt>).</p>\n"
      ) +
      # TRANSLATORS: general help for Custom Rules 3/5
      _(
        "<p><b>Protocol</b><br>\n" +
          "Protocol used by that packet. Special protocol <tt>RPC</tt> is used for\n" +
          "RPC services.</p>"
      ) +
      # TRANSLATORS: general help for Custom Rules 4/5
      _(
        "<p><b>Destination Port</b><br>\n" +
          "Port name, port number or range of ports that are allowed to be\n" +
          "accessed, e.g., <tt>smtp</tt> or <tt>25</tt> or <tt>100:110</tt>.\n" +
          "In case of <tt>RPC</tt> protocol, use the RPC service name.\n" +
          "This entry is optional.</p>"
      ) +
      # TRANSLATORS: general help for Custom Rules 5/5
      _(
        "<p><b>Source Port</b><br>\n" +
          "Port name, port number or range of ports where the packet\n" +
          "originates from. This entry is optional.</p>"
      ),
    # TRANSLATORS: help for Custom Rules - Adding new rule 1/4
    "custom-rules-popup"             => _(
      "<p><b>Source Network</b><br>\n" +
        "Network or IP address where the connection comes from,\n" +
        "e.g., <tt>192.168.0.1</tt> or <tt>192.168.0.0/255.255.255.0</tt>\n" +
        "or <tt>192.168.0.0/24</tt> or <tt>0/0</tt> (which means <tt>all</tt>).</p>\n"
    ) +
      # TRANSLATORS: help for Custom Rules - Adding new rule 2/4
      _(
        "<p><b>Protocol</b><br>\n" +
          "Protocol used by that packet. Special protocol <tt>RPC</tt> is used for\n" +
          "RPC services.</p>"
      ) +
      # TRANSLATORS: help for Custom Rules - Adding new rule 3/4
      _(
        "<p><b>Destination Port</b><br>\n" +
          "Port name, port number or range of ports that are allowed to be\n" +
          "accessed, e.g., <tt>smtp</tt> or <tt>25</tt> or <tt>100:110</tt>.\n" +
          "In case of <tt>RPC</tt> protocol, use the RPC service name.\n" +
          "This entry is optional.</p>"
      ) +
      # TRANSLATORS: help for Custom Rules - Adding new rule 4/4
      _(
        "<p><b>Source Port</b><br>\n" +
          "Port name, port number or range of ports where the packet\n" +
          "originates from. This entry is optional.</p>"
      )
  }
end