[Mageia-sysadm] [486] Import cleaned drakwizard

Tue Feb 8 01:14:33 CET 2011

Revision: 486
+Author:   dmorgan
+Date:     2011-02-08 01:14:32 +0100 (Tue, 08 Feb 2011)
+Log Message:
+-----------
+Import cleaned drakwizard
+
+Added Paths:
+-----------
+    drakwizard/
+    drakwizard/trunk/
+    drakwizard/trunk/.cvsignore
+    drakwizard/trunk/.perl_checker
+    drakwizard/trunk/COPYING
+    drakwizard/trunk/ChangeLog
+    drakwizard/trunk/Makefile
+    drakwizard/trunk/README.adding_wizard
+    drakwizard/trunk/TODO
+    drakwizard/trunk/Wiztemplate.pm
+    drakwizard/trunk/Zwiffer.pl
+    drakwizard/trunk/client_wizard/
+    drakwizard/trunk/client_wizard/.perl_checker
+    drakwizard/trunk/client_wizard/Bind_client.pm
+    drakwizard/trunk/client_wizard/Makefile
+    drakwizard/trunk/client_wizard/scripts/
+    drakwizard/trunk/client_wizard/scripts/test_client.sh
+    drakwizard/trunk/common/
+    drakwizard/trunk/common/.perl_checker
+    drakwizard/trunk/common/IFCFG.pm
+    drakwizard/trunk/common/Makefile
+    drakwizard/trunk/common/Varspaceval.pm
+    drakwizard/trunk/common/Wizcommon.pm
+    drakwizard/trunk/common/Wizcommon_gtk2.pm
+    drakwizard/trunk/data/
+    drakwizard/trunk/data/.cvsignore
+    drakwizard/trunk/data/DHCP.desktop.in
+    drakwizard/trunk/data/DNS.desktop.in
+    drakwizard/trunk/data/Makefile
+    drakwizard/trunk/data/ServerConfig.directory.in
+    drakwizard/trunk/data/Time.desktop.in
+    drakwizard/trunk/data/Web.desktop.in
+    drakwizard/trunk/data/ftp.desktop.in
+    drakwizard/trunk/data/installsrv.desktop.in
+    drakwizard/trunk/data/intltool-merge
+    drakwizard/trunk/data/news.desktop.in
+    drakwizard/trunk/data/nis.desktop.in
+    drakwizard/trunk/data/postfix.desktop.in
+    drakwizard/trunk/data/proxy.desktop.in
+    drakwizard/trunk/data/pxe.desktop.in
+    drakwizard/trunk/data/samba.desktop.in
+    drakwizard/trunk/data/server-settings.vfolder-info
+    drakwizard/trunk/db_wizard/
+    drakwizard/trunk/db_wizard/.perl_checker
+    drakwizard/trunk/db_wizard/db.wiz
+    drakwizard/trunk/dhcp_wizard/
+    drakwizard/trunk/dhcp_wizard/.perl_checker
+    drakwizard/trunk/dhcp_wizard/Dhcp.pm
+    drakwizard/trunk/dhcp_wizard/Makefile
+    drakwizard/trunk/dhcp_wizard/scripts/
+    drakwizard/trunk/dhcp_wizard/scripts/check_range.sh
+    drakwizard/trunk/dhcp_wizard/scripts/compute_range1.sh
+    drakwizard/trunk/dhcp_wizard/scripts/compute_range2.sh
+    drakwizard/trunk/dhcp_wizard/scripts/dhcpd.conf.default
+    drakwizard/trunk/dhcp_wizard/scripts/dhcpd.patch
+    drakwizard/trunk/dns_wizard/
+    drakwizard/trunk/dns_wizard/.perl_checker
+    drakwizard/trunk/dns_wizard/Bind.pm
+    drakwizard/trunk/dns_wizard/Makefile
+    drakwizard/trunk/dns_wizard/scripts/
+    drakwizard/trunk/dns_wizard/scripts/127.0.0.rev.default
+    drakwizard/trunk/dns_wizard/scripts/check_ext_dns.sh
+    drakwizard/trunk/dns_wizard/scripts/do_it_dns.sh
+    drakwizard/trunk/dns_wizard/scripts/domain.db.default
+    drakwizard/trunk/dns_wizard/scripts/host.conf.default
+    drakwizard/trunk/dns_wizard/scripts/ipnet.rev.default
+    drakwizard/trunk/dns_wizard/scripts/named.conf.default
+    drakwizard/trunk/dns_wizard/scripts/root.hints.default
+    drakwizard/trunk/drakwizard.pl
+    drakwizard/trunk/drakwizard.png
+    drakwizard/trunk/firewall_wizard/
+    drakwizard/trunk/firewall_wizard/.perl_checker
+    drakwizard/trunk/firewall_wizard/Makefile
+    drakwizard/trunk/firewall_wizard/firewall.wiz
+    drakwizard/trunk/firewall_wizard/scripts/
+    drakwizard/trunk/firewall_wizard/scripts/FWconf.pm
+    drakwizard/trunk/firewall_wizard/scripts/bastille-firewall.cfg.default
+    drakwizard/trunk/firewall_wizard/scripts/check_ext_device.sh
+    drakwizard/trunk/firewall_wizard/scripts/compute_ext_device.sh
+    drakwizard/trunk/firewall_wizard/scripts/compute_level_name.sh
+    drakwizard/trunk/firewall_wizard/scripts/do_it_firew.sh
+    drakwizard/trunk/firewall_wizard/scripts/firew.sh
+    drakwizard/trunk/firewall_wizard/scripts/liste_ext_device.sh
+    drakwizard/trunk/firewall_wizard/scripts/store_fwall.sh
+    drakwizard/trunk/ftp_wizard/
+    drakwizard/trunk/ftp_wizard/.perl_checker
+    drakwizard/trunk/ftp_wizard/Makefile
+    drakwizard/trunk/ftp_wizard/Proftpd.pm
+    drakwizard/trunk/ftp_wizard/scripts/
+    drakwizard/trunk/ftp_wizard/scripts/proftpd.conf.default
+    drakwizard/trunk/po/
+    drakwizard/trunk/po/.cvsignore
+    drakwizard/trunk/po/Makefile
+    drakwizard/trunk/po/ar.po
+    drakwizard/trunk/po/ast.po
+    drakwizard/trunk/po/az.po
+    drakwizard/trunk/po/bg.po
+    drakwizard/trunk/po/bn.po
+    drakwizard/trunk/po/br.po
+    drakwizard/trunk/po/bs.po
+    drakwizard/trunk/po/ca.po
+    drakwizard/trunk/po/cs.po
+    drakwizard/trunk/po/cy.po
+    drakwizard/trunk/po/da.po
+    drakwizard/trunk/po/de.po
+    drakwizard/trunk/po/drakwizard.pot
+    drakwizard/trunk/po/el.po
+    drakwizard/trunk/po/eo.po
+    drakwizard/trunk/po/es.po
+    drakwizard/trunk/po/et.po
+    drakwizard/trunk/po/eu.po
+    drakwizard/trunk/po/fa.po
+    drakwizard/trunk/po/fi.po
+    drakwizard/trunk/po/fr.po
+    drakwizard/trunk/po/fur.po
+    drakwizard/trunk/po/ga.po
+    drakwizard/trunk/po/gl.po
+    drakwizard/trunk/po/he.po
+    drakwizard/trunk/po/hi.po
+    drakwizard/trunk/po/hr.po
+    drakwizard/trunk/po/hu.po
+    drakwizard/trunk/po/id.po
+    drakwizard/trunk/po/is.po
+    drakwizard/trunk/po/it.po
+    drakwizard/trunk/po/ja.po
+    drakwizard/trunk/po/ko.po
+    drakwizard/trunk/po/ku.po
+    drakwizard/trunk/po/ky.po
+    drakwizard/trunk/po/lt.po
+    drakwizard/trunk/po/lv.po
+    drakwizard/trunk/po/mk.po
+    drakwizard/trunk/po/ms.po
+    drakwizard/trunk/po/mt.po
+    drakwizard/trunk/po/nb.po
+    drakwizard/trunk/po/nl.po
+    drakwizard/trunk/po/nn.po
+    drakwizard/trunk/po/pa_IN.po
+    drakwizard/trunk/po/pl.po
+    drakwizard/trunk/po/pt.po
+    drakwizard/trunk/po/pt_BR.po
+    drakwizard/trunk/po/ro.po
+    drakwizard/trunk/po/ru.po
+    drakwizard/trunk/po/sc.po
+    drakwizard/trunk/po/sk.po
+    drakwizard/trunk/po/sl.po
+    drakwizard/trunk/po/sq.po
+    drakwizard/trunk/po/sr.po
+    drakwizard/trunk/po/sr at Latn.po
+    drakwizard/trunk/po/sv.po
+    drakwizard/trunk/po/ta.po
+    drakwizard/trunk/po/tg.po
+    drakwizard/trunk/po/tl.po
+    drakwizard/trunk/po/tr.po
+    drakwizard/trunk/po/uk.po
+    drakwizard/trunk/po/uz.po
+    drakwizard/trunk/po/uz at Latn.po
+    drakwizard/trunk/po/uz at cyrillic.po
+    drakwizard/trunk/po/vi.po
+    drakwizard/trunk/po/wa.po
+    drakwizard/trunk/po/zh_CN.po
+    drakwizard/trunk/po/zh_TW.po
+    drakwizard/trunk/proxy_wizard/
+    drakwizard/trunk/proxy_wizard/.perl_checker
+    drakwizard/trunk/proxy_wizard/Makefile
+    drakwizard/trunk/proxy_wizard/Squid.pm
+    drakwizard/trunk/proxy_wizard/scripts/
+    drakwizard/trunk/proxy_wizard/scripts/dfh.sh
+    drakwizard/trunk/proxy_wizard/scripts/do_it_squid.sh
+    drakwizard/trunk/proxy_wizard/scripts/echolevel.sh
+    drakwizard/trunk/proxy_wizard/scripts/printservices.sh
+    drakwizard/trunk/proxy_wizard/scripts/showlevel.sh
+    drakwizard/trunk/proxy_wizard/scripts/squid.conf.default
+    drakwizard/trunk/proxy_wizard/scripts/testport.sh
+    drakwizard/trunk/pxe_wizard/
+    drakwizard/trunk/pxe_wizard/.perl_checker
+    drakwizard/trunk/pxe_wizard/Makefile
+    drakwizard/trunk/pxe_wizard/Pxe.pm
+    drakwizard/trunk/pxe_wizard/default
+    drakwizard/trunk/server_wizard/
+    drakwizard/trunk/server_wizard/.perl_checker
+    drakwizard/trunk/server_wizard/Makefile
+    drakwizard/trunk/server_wizard/scripts/
+    drakwizard/trunk/server_wizard/scripts/Serverconf.pm
+    drakwizard/trunk/server_wizard/scripts/check_config.sh
+    drakwizard/trunk/server_wizard/scripts/check_domain.sh
+    drakwizard/trunk/server_wizard/scripts/check_network.sh
+    drakwizard/trunk/server_wizard/scripts/check_server_ip.sh
+    drakwizard/trunk/server_wizard/scripts/compute_domain.sh
+    drakwizard/trunk/server_wizard/scripts/compute_ipnet.sh
+    drakwizard/trunk/server_wizard/scripts/compute_server_ip.sh
+    drakwizard/trunk/server_wizard/scripts/do_it_last.sh
+    drakwizard/trunk/server_wizard/scripts/do_it_net.sh
+    drakwizard/trunk/server_wizard/scripts/liste_device.sh
+    drakwizard/trunk/server_wizard/scripts/set_ip.sh
+    drakwizard/trunk/server_wizard/scripts/test.pl
+    drakwizard/trunk/server_wizard/scripts/test.sh
+    drakwizard/trunk/server_wizard/server.wiz
+    drakwizard/trunk/sshd_wizard/
+    drakwizard/trunk/sshd_wizard/Makefile
+    drakwizard/trunk/sshd_wizard/Sshd.pm
+    drakwizard/trunk/sshd_wizard/images/
+    drakwizard/trunk/sshd_wizard/images/IC-Dssh-48.png
+    drakwizard/trunk/time_wizard/
+    drakwizard/trunk/time_wizard/.perl_checker
+    drakwizard/trunk/time_wizard/Makefile
+    drakwizard/trunk/time_wizard/Ntp.pm
+    drakwizard/trunk/web_wizard/
+    drakwizard/trunk/web_wizard/.perl_checker
+    drakwizard/trunk/web_wizard/Apache.pm
+    drakwizard/trunk/web_wizard/Makefile
+    drakwizard/trunk/web_wizard/scripts/
+    drakwizard/trunk/web_wizard/scripts/commonhttpd.conf
+    drakwizard/trunk/web_wizard/scripts/do_it_web.sh
+    drakwizard/trunk/web_wizard/scripts/sedscript
+    drakwizard/trunk/web_wizard/scripts/test.sed
+    drakwizard/trunk/wiz2fake_c.pl
+    drakwizard/trunk/wiz2pot.pl
+    drakwizard/trunk/wpo2po.pl
+
+Added: drakwizard/trunk/.cvsignore
+===================================================================
+--- drakwizard/trunk/.cvsignore	                        (rev 0)
++++ drakwizard/trunk/.cvsignore	2011-02-08 00:14:32 UTC (rev 486)
+@@ -0,0 +1,2 @@
++*~
++test
+\ No newline at end of file
+
+Added: drakwizard/trunk/.perl_checker
+===================================================================
+--- drakwizard/trunk/.perl_checker	                        (rev 0)
++++ drakwizard/trunk/.perl_checker	2011-02-08 00:14:32 UTC (rev 486)
+@@ -0,0 +1,10 @@
++Carp::Heavy
++Date::Manip
++Gtk2::Gdk::Keysyms
++Net::DNS
++Net::LDAP
++Net::LDAP::LDIF
++Net::LDAP::Util
++Net::Ping
++urpm
++XML::Parser
+
+Added: drakwizard/trunk/COPYING
+===================================================================
+--- drakwizard/trunk/COPYING	                        (rev 0)
++++ drakwizard/trunk/COPYING	2011-02-08 00:14:32 UTC (rev 486)
+@@ -0,0 +1,675 @@
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