conf/rsence_command_strings.yaml in rsence-pre-2.2.0.27 vs conf/rsence_command_strings.yaml in rsence-pre-2.2.0.28

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@@ -2,21 +2,21 @@ :messages: :invalid_option_expected_number: |+ Invalid option for <%%= option_name.to_s %>: Expected number, got: <%%= arg.inspect %>. - Type 'rsence help <%%= @cmd.to_s %>' for usage. + Type ”rsence help <%%= @cmd.to_s %>” for usage. :no_such_configuration_file: |+ No such configuration file: <%%= arg.inspect %> - Type 'rsence help <%%= @cmd.to_s %>' for usage. + Type ”rsence help <%%= @cmd.to_s %>” for usage. :no_value_for_option: |+ No value for option: <%%= option_name.to_s.inspect %> - Type 'rsence help <%%= @cmd.to_s %> for usage." + Type ”rsence help <%%= @cmd.to_s %>” for usage. :no_such_directory: | No such directory: <%%= path.inspect %> :not_a_directory: | Not a directory: @@ -43,22 +43,22 @@ Warning! No <%%= dir_name %> directory in project, creating: <%%= dir_path.inspect %> :invalid_environment: | Invalid environment: <%%= env_path.inspect %> - Type 'rsence help <%%= @cmd.to_s %>' for usage." - Type 'rsence help init' for environment initialization usage." + Type ”rsence help <%%= @cmd.to_s %>” for usage. + Type ”rsence help init” for environment initialization usage. :invalid_option_chr: | Invalid option character for option character block <%%= arg.inspect %>: <%%= chr.inspect %> - Type 'rsence help <%%= @cmd.to_s %>' for usage." + Type ”rsence help <%%= @cmd.to_s %>” for usage. :invalid_option: | Invalid option: <%%= arg.inspect %>. - Type 'rsence help <%%= @cmd.to_s %>' for usage." + Type ”rsence help <%%= @cmd.to_s %>” for usage. :no_pid: | No PID, unable to check process status. :no_pid_file: | No PID file, unable to check process status. :no_pid_support: | @@ -77,16 +77,22 @@ No PID, unable to signal the save command to the process. :no_process_running: | No process running. :session_data_saved: | Session data saved. + # Strings for the init command :initenv: + :continue_question: "Do you want to continue, " :env_already_initialized: | Environment already initialized. + :env_not_clear: | + Environment directory <%%= @args[:env_path] %> is not empty, + and appears to be an RSence environment. :env_not_empty: | - Environment directory <%%= @args[:env_path] %> is not empty. + Environment directory <%%= @args[:env_path] %> is not empty, + but does not appear to be an RSence environment. :creating_env: |+ Creating a new RSence environment at <%%= @args[:env_path] %> RSence will first ask a few questions about your environment @@ -109,11 +115,11 @@ :enter_db_url: |+ Please specify the connection string for the session database to use. - By default, a local SQLite database is created in the 'db' subdirectory + By default, a local SQLite database is created in the ”db” subdirectory of the environment directory. Any database supported by Sequel is supported by RSence. For further information about database connection strings, read the Sequel documentation at: @@ -169,20 +175,20 @@ This means the URL will be <%%= test_url %> :confirm_config: "Is the configuration correct, " :creating_dirs: "Creating directories..." - :install_welcome: "Do you want to install the 'welcome' plugin as a starting point, " + :install_welcome: "Do you want to install the ”welcome” plugin as a starting point, " :installing_welcome_plugin: |+ Installing the welcome plugin. To remove it, just delete this folder: <%%= welcome_plugin_dst %> :creating_files: "Creating files..." :congratulations: |+ - <%= '-='*39 %>- + <%= ('-='*39)+'-' %> - RSence project environment for '<%%= config[:index_html][:title] %>' created. + RSence project environment for <%%= config[:index_html][:title] %> created. You may configure the environment by editing the file: <%%= conf_file %> @@ -201,30 +207,30 @@ Congratulations! :readme: | - This directory contains a RSence environment titled '<%%= config[:index_html][:title] %>'. + This directory contains a RSence environment titled <%%= config[:index_html][:title] %>. Visit http://rsence.org/ for further information. -# Help for the 'rsence' command line tool. +# Help for the ”rsence” command line tool. :help: :head: |+ RSence command-line tool, version <%= @@version %> :tail: |+ - RSence is a self-contained rich internet application client-server framework. + RSence is a self-contained web app framework. For further information, see http://rsence.org/ :unknown: > Unknown command: :help_help: > - Type 'rsence help' for usage. + Type ”rsence help” for usage. :help_main: |+ usage: rsence <command> [options] [args] - Type 'rsence help <command>' for help on a specific command. + Type ”rsence help <command>” for help on a specific command. Available commands: <%= help_avail_cmds %> :path: |+ @@ -251,12 +257,12 @@ --trace-delegate Logs all plugin delegate calls. --port <number> The port number the http server listens to. --addr <ip address> The IP address or net mask the http server listens to. - '0.0.0.0' matches all interfaces. - '127.0.0.1' matches the local loopback interface. + ”0.0.0.0” matches all interfaces. + ”127.0.0.1” matches the local loopback interface. --server <handler> The Rack handler to use. Defaults to mongrel --reset-sessions (-r) Resets all active sessions. @@ -267,45 +273,54 @@ Also enabled by --debug --latency <number> Sleeps <number> amount of milliseconds on every request. Useful for testing slow connections. - --say (-S) Uses speech synthesis via the 'say' command to + --say (-S) Uses speech synthesis via the ”say” command to provide audible feedback, when --auto-update is - enabled. Says 'Autobuild complete.', - 'Loaded [plugin name].', 'Unloaded [plugin name].', - 'Reloaded [plugin name].', 'Reloading plugins.' and - 'Plugins reloaded.' + enabled. Says ”Autobuild complete.”, + ”Loaded [plugin name].”, ”Unloaded [plugin name].”, + ”Reloaded [plugin name].”, ”Reloading plugins.” and + ”Plugins reloaded.” Only available on Mac OS X and other systems with a - 'say' command installed. + ”say” command installed. - --http-delayed-start <number> Waits for <number> of seconds before starting - the HTTP Broker after starting the Transporter. + --delayed-start <secs> Waits for <secs> of seconds before starting + the HTTP Broker after starting the Transporter. + A value of -1 disables the broker completely. Before waiting, the daemon starts all subsystems except the http handling front-end (Broker). Useful in situations where RSence itself configures the network interfaces or the interfaces become available after RSence is started. + + --disable-gzip Disables client resource GZIP compression for every browser. + --disable-obfuscation Disables client resource compression (obfuscation). + + --disable-jsmin Does not strip whitespace from client resources (jsmin). + + --build-report Outputs verbose client resource actions. + :initenv: |+ - Alias name of the 'init' command. + Alias name of the ”init” command. See: rsence help init :initialize: |+ - Alias name of the 'init' command. + Alias name of the ”init” command. See: rsence help init :init: |+ - usage: 'rsence init [options] [PATH]' + usage: ”rsence init [options] [PATH]” - The 'init' command creates a new RSence environment. + The ”init” command creates a new RSence environment. - The expected structure of a project environment (where 'project_directory' + The expected structure of a project environment (where ”project_directory” is the directory of your project) is: [d] project_name : The name of your project. [d] conf : The directory of config files. [f] config.yaml : The config file to load by default. @@ -314,11 +329,11 @@ [d] plugins : Directory containing installed plugins. [d] run : Directory containing runtime pid files. [f] README : Description of the environment directory. [f] VERSION : RSence version the environment was created with - The 'config.yaml' file contains patches specific to your project. + The ”config.yaml” file contains patches specific to your project. The configuration files are loaded and applied in this order: 1: [rsence_install_path]/conf/default_conf.yaml 2: [rsence_install_path]/conf/local_conf.yaml 3: /etc/rsence/config.yaml @@ -332,70 +347,70 @@ Available options: --port <number> The port number the http server listens to. --addr <ip address> The IP address or net mask the http server listens to. - '0.0.0.0' matches all interfaces. - '127.0.0.1' matches the local loopback interface. + ”0.0.0.0” matches all interfaces. + ”127.0.0.1” matches the local loopback interface. Defaults to 0.0.0.0 --server <handler> The Rack handler to use. Defaults to mongrel --title <title> The title of the index page. --database <conn_str> Use the Sequel connection string to configure the default session database. - --uri-prefix <path> Configure RSence to use this http "directory" as + --uri-prefix <path> Configure RSence to use this http ”directory” as the prefix. It defaults to the root directory: / - --blank Doesn't install the Welcome -plugin. + --blank Doesn’t install the Welcome -plugin. - --non-interactive (-q) Doesn't ask anything, just creates the environment + --non-interactive (-q) Doesn’t ask anything, just creates the environment with the options supplied. For further configuration, edit the config.yaml file. :run: |+ - usage: 'rsence run [options] [PATH]' + usage: ”rsence run [options] [PATH]” - The 'run' command starts RSence in foreground (no daemon). Exit with CTRL-C. + The ”run” command starts RSence in foreground (no daemon). Exit with CTRL-C. :start: |+ - usage: 'rsence start [options] [PATH]' + usage: ”rsence start [options] [PATH]” - The 'start' command starts RSence in the background (as a daemon). + The ”start” command starts RSence in the background (as a daemon). - Use the 'stop' command to stop RSence. + Use the ”stop” command to stop RSence. - Use the 'restart' command to restart RSence in the background. + Use the ”restart” command to restart RSence in the background. - Use the 'status' command to see if RSence is running. + Use the ”status” command to see if RSence is running. :stop: |+ - usage: 'rsence stop [options] [PATH]' + usage: ”rsence stop [options] [PATH]” - The 'stop' command stops RSence running in the background (as a daemon). + The ”stop” command stops RSence running in the background (as a daemon). - Use the 'status' command to see if RSence is running. + Use the ”status” command to see if RSence is running. :restart: |+ - usage: 'rsence restart [options] [PATH]' + usage: ”rsence restart [options] [PATH]” - The 'restart' command restarts RSence in the background (as a daemon). - If RSence wasn't running before the 'restart' command was issued, the - effect is the same as 'start'. + The ”restart” command restarts RSence in the background (as a daemon). + If RSence wasn’t running before the ”restart” command was issued, the + effect is the same as ”start”. - Use the 'stop' command to stop RSence. + Use the ”stop” command to stop RSence. - Use the 'status' command to see if RSence is running. + Use the ”status” command to see if RSence is running. :status: |+ - usage: 'rsence status [options] [PATH]' + usage: ”rsence status [options] [PATH]” - The 'status' command checks if RSence is running. - If started with the 'start', 'run' or 'restart' command, a PID file is written. + The ”status” command checks if RSence is running. + If started with the ”start”, ”run” or ”restart” command, a PID file is written. Status checks if the PID file exists, if the RSence process responds and if the configured TCP port responds in the configured IP address. Available options: @@ -411,13 +426,13 @@ --port <number> The port number the http server listens to. --addr <ip address> The IP address or net mask the http server listens to. :save: |+ - usage: 'rsence save [options] [PATH]' + usage: ”rsence save [options] [PATH]” - The 'save' command signals the RSence process to tell the plugins to save their + The ”save” command signals the RSence process to tell the plugins to save their data and the session manager to save its session database. Available options: --conf <file.yaml> Use additional config file. You can give this option @@ -428,38 +443,41 @@ developers. Not the preferred mode for production. --verbose (-v) More verbose output. Also enabled by --debug :version: |+ - usage: 'rsence version' + usage: ”rsence version” - The 'version' command simply outputs the version number of RSence. + The ”version” command simply outputs the version number of RSence. RSence follows the common three-numbered sequence-based version identification scheme. The scheme is defined like: major.minor[.maintenance] The major number designates major changes in functionality, sometimes limiting backwards compatibility with software written for previous versions. The minor number designates minor changes in functionality, like minor or - moderate changes in functionality that usually don't impact backwards + moderate changes in functionality that usually don’t impact backwards compatibilty of software written for a previous release with the same major version. The maintenance number designates bug fixes and other minimal changes to the release. In a maintenance number change, no new features are introduced. The package number is a sequence used for the package release. Rubygems requires an unique version for each gem released, so pre-releases usually occupy the first package numbers of any release. - RSence also comes in a '-pre' variety. Consider RSence prereleases as - anything between 'Alpha', 'Beta' and 'Release Candidate'. The prereleases + RSence also comes in a ”-pre” variety. Consider RSence prereleases as + anything between ”Alpha”, ”Beta” and ”Release Candidate”. The prereleases are have a fourth number in their version number string. That number - is the 'package' or 'build' number. + is the ”package” or ”build” number. Version number conventions in written text should include both major and - minor version numbers prefixed with 'RSence'. The maintennance number + minor version numbers prefixed with ”RSence”. The maintennance number is usally not mentioned unless an issue is fix or such is discussed. - Example: "RSence 2.0 has undergone some major refactoring since 1.2.1" + Examples: + • ”RSence 2.0 is not fully backwards compatible with 1.2.1” + • ”RSence 2.1.4 has bugs fixed that were still present in 2.1.3” + • ”RSence 2.2 has major new features compared to 2.0 and 2.1”