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diff --git a/modules-available/vmstore/lang/en/template-tags.json b/modules-available/vmstore/lang/en/template-tags.json index 1072f10e..1e712b13 100644 --- a/modules-available/vmstore/lang/en/template-tags.json +++ b/modules-available/vmstore/lang/en/template-tags.json @@ -3,16 +3,15 @@ "lang_cifsHelp2": "Please provide user credentials with read\/write permissions which will be used by the server. For the clients, user credentials that allow read-only access is required. You could also enable passwordless guest login for read-only access.", "lang_cifsHelp3": "If you want to use DNBD3 in exclusive mode, you can leave the read only credentials empty, to prevent people from browsing the share.", "lang_configure": "Configure", - "lang_intern": "Intern", + "lang_internal": "Internal", "lang_nfsHelp1": "An NFSv4\/3-Share is required. It should be readable by all the workstations, and writable for the satellite server. An example, assuming the satellite server has IP address 1.2.3.4:", "lang_nfsHelp2": "Alternate configuration using all_squash. The exported directory should be owned (and be writable) by the user with uid 1234.", "lang_nfsHelp3": "The first line allows read\/write access for the satellite server. The second line grants read-only access for every other IP address. You could limit the second line to specific IP ranges only if desired.", "lang_nfsHelp4": "If using DNBD3 in exclusive mode, you can remove the second line completely, so only the satellite server has access to the NFS store.", "lang_noAdditionalInformation": "No additional cofiguration required", - "lang_password": "Password", + "lang_path": "Path", "lang_readOnly": "Read-only Access", "lang_readWrite": "Read\/Write Access", - "lang_username": "Username", "lang_vmLocation": "VM Storage Location", "lang_vmLocationChoose": "Please choose where the images of virtual machines will be stored.", "lang_vmLocationConfiguration": "VM location is configured", @@ -20,4 +19,4 @@ "lang_vmLocationHelp2": "In productive operation, it makes sense for this to use a high-performance network storage. This network storage can be integrated via NFS or CIFS \/ SMB. In any case, it must be ensured that the satellite server has write access to this network storage to add a new Virtual Machine . When using NFSv3 this can be set up IP-based, for the use of CIFS \/ SMB, you can access data disclosures that would entitle them to write.", "lang_vmLocationHelp3": "The bwLehrpool clients only need read access to the network storage (and for security reasons, really can only read). In CIFS \/ SMB You can do this most easily by allowing passwordless guest access with read access to the share.", "lang_vmLocationHelp4": "You can use DNBD3 exclusively or with NFS\/CIFS as fallback. In exclusive mode, you can deny direct access to the NFS\/CIFS store for clients, to prevent anyone from browsing the VM store directly. In fallback mode, the clients first try to use DNBD3 to run a VM and if that fails, they use NFS\/CIFS directly." -}
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