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Template: netenv/showagain
Type: boolean
Default: true
_Description: Upon upgrade, ask again to renew configuration?
You've answered that you want to keep your current configuration this
time. Because the automatic configuration may get new features, you will
be asked the question again when you upgrade netenv the next time.
.
If, however, you want debconf to remember your decision and never touch
your configuration, you can specify that now, by not choosing this option.
Template: netenv/is_configured0
Type: boolean
Default: true
_Description: Keep existing configuration?
It appears that you already have configured netenv for ${NODE}. Now you
can select whether you want to keep the actual configuration or whether
netenv setup should create a new one, overriding the old file.
Template: netenv/noconf
Type: error
_Description: Not configuring netenv: No parseable configuration found
The netenv package has tried to set up one network environment based on
your current network settings. However, it didn't find a configuration
that it understands - neither in /etc/network/interfaces, nor in
/etc/pcmcia/network.opts.
.
netenv will be disabled. Please refer to the documentation.
Template: netenv/twoconfs
Type: error
_Description: Not configuring netenv: Duplicate configuration found
The netenv package has tried to set up one network environment based on
your current network settings. However, it found configuration data at two
places, /etc/network/interfaces and /etc/pcmcia/network.opts. Both
configuration variants have to be treated differently by netenv, but the
installation script cannot decide.
.
netenv will be disabled. Please refer to the documentation.
Template: netenv/auto_configure
Type: select
_Choices: Use current settings, Disable for now
Default: Use current settings
_Description: Configuration options:
netenv has checked your current network settings. It seems it can set up
one working networking environment configuration for you, based on the
settings you currently use. To be able to switch environments, you have to
create additional configurations along this example.
.
Alternatively, you can bypass automatic configuration and do it all
manually later. In this case, netenv will be disabled for now.
Template: netenv/info_pcmcia
Type: error
_Description: Manual action required after installation
netenv has found that you are using a PCMCIA network card with the
settings stored in /etc/pcmcia/network.opts. To make netenv work, you have
to add a couple of lines in this file - please read the documentation in
/usr/share/doc/netenv.
.
netenv has set up your current configuration as the default network. If
you want to add further configurations, run netenv and choose "new". Note
this will not have an effect unless you made the change described above!
Template: netenv/info_interfaces
Type: error
_Description: netenv's "new" menu item won't work
netenv has found that the network settings on ${NODE} are stored in
/etc/network/interfaces, and has created one working configuration
accordingly. With this setup it is not possible to use the "new" menu item
inside netenv to create a new environment. Instead, you have to edit
configuration files manually - please read the documentation in
/usr/share/doc/netenv.
Template: netenv/auto_method
Type: select
Choices: interfaces, pcmcia
Description: for internal use
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