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author | Pascal Bellard <pascal.bellard@slitaz.org> |
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date | Mon Aug 03 10:11:25 2015 +0200 (2015-08-03) |
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1.1 --- a/README Sun Jul 01 08:46:05 2012 +0100 1.2 +++ b/README Mon Aug 03 10:11:25 2015 +0200 1.3 @@ -2,84 +2,85 @@ 1.4 ================================================================================ 1.5 1.6 1.7 -Tazpanel is the SliTaz Control Panel, a web interface which lets you manage the 1.8 -full system in a radically simple way. The output xHTML code is valid xHTML 5 1.9 -and all theming is done with standard CSS 3. TazPanel is published under a 1.10 -BSD License. 1.11 +Tazpanel is the SliTaz Control Panel, a web interface which lets you manage the 1.12 +full system in a radically simple way. The output xHTML code is valid xHTML 5 1.13 +and all theming is done with standard CSS 3. TazPanel is published under 1.14 +a BSD License. 1.15 1.16 1.17 Use it! 1.18 ------- 1.19 -You can clone the tazpanel repo into /var/www/tazpanel and work on this 1.20 -copy or clone it somewhere else and 'make install'. After, add tazpanel to 1.21 -your /etc/hosts, type './tazpanel start' to start the server and go to the 1.22 -URL: http://tazpanel:82. Panel user and password are defined in the 1.23 -httpd.conf and default is root:root 1.24 +------- 1.25 +You can clone the tazpanel repo into /var/www/tazpanel and work on this copy or 1.26 +clone it somewhere else and 'make install'. After, add tazpanel to your 1.27 +/etc/hosts, type './tazpanel start' to start the server and go to the URL: 1.28 +http://tazpanel:82. Panel user and password are defined in the httpd.conf and 1.29 +default is root:root 1.30 1.31 1.32 i18n 1.33 ---- 1.34 -TazPanel has been coded from the beginning with gettext support. Please 1.35 -forget 'echo' and use gettext, but remember that gettext "" is equivalent 1.36 -to echo -n. All scripts use the same TEXTDOMAIN and the same pot files, and 1.37 -all translations go in the po/ folder. To start a new translation please 1.38 -use msginit from the pot file directory. Example for French/France 1.39 -locale (fr_FR): 1.40 +TazPanel has been coded from the beginning with gettext support. Please forget 1.41 +'echo' and use gettext, but remember that gettext "" is equivalent to echo -n. 1.42 +All scripts use the same TEXTDOMAIN and the same pot files, and all translations 1.43 +go in the po/ folder. To start a new translation please use msginit from the pot 1.44 +file directory. Example for French/France locale (fr_FR): 1.45 1.46 - $ msginit -l fr_FR -o fr.po -i tazpanel.pot 1.47 + $ msginit -l fr_FR -o fr.po -i tazpanel.pot 1.48 1.49 To update all translations from a newly updated pot file: 1.50 1.51 - $ make msgmerge 1.52 + $ make msgmerge 1.53 1.54 1.55 User interface 1.56 -------------- 1.57 -If you develop an official SliTaz GUI for TazPanel, please follow the default 1.58 -style. If you need more CSS markup and you are not a coder, please ask an 1.59 -official developer for the best way to implement your idea. TazPanel is fully 1.60 -themable and more than one theme can be installed, this will allow us to make 1.61 -packages in a TazPanel style! All the GUI is done with xHTML 5 and CSS 3; some 1.62 -javascript can be used, but with precautions... one more time, it's better 1.63 -to check with a main contributor before adding too much stuff; the goal is, 1.64 -as for all the SliTaz projects: KISS 1.65 +If you develop an official SliTaz GUI for TazPanel, please follow the default 1.66 +style. If you need more CSS markup and you are not a coder, please ask an offi- 1.67 +cial developer for the best way to implement your idea. TazPanel is fully thema- 1.68 +ble and more than one theme can be installed, this will allow us to make packa- 1.69 +ges in a TazPanel style! All the GUI is done with xHTML 5 and CSS 3; some java- 1.70 +script can be used, but with precautions... one more time, it's better to check 1.71 +with a main contributor before adding too much stuff; the goal is, as for all 1.72 +the SliTaz projects: KISS 1.73 1.74 1.75 CGI template and files 1.76 ---------------------- 1.77 -To start or test a new function with TazPanel you will find a file in 1.78 -utils/template.cgi that needs to be in the $PANEL root to work, all TazPanel 1.79 -CGI scripts are in that location. If you think your code is too big to fit 1.80 -in another script you can eventually create a new CGI page and update all 1.81 -links, but please to talk to the AUTHORS beforehand. 1.82 +To start or test a new function with TazPanel you will find a file in 1.83 +utils/template.cgi that needs to be in the $PANEL root to work, all TazPanel CGI 1.84 +scripts are in that location. If you think your code is too big to fit in ano- 1.85 +ther script you can eventually create a new CGI page and update all links, but 1.86 +please to talk to the AUTHORS beforehand. 1.87 1.88 - * index.cgi Main Tazpanel CGI script 1.89 - * boot.cgi All what happens before login 1.90 - * network.cgi All related stuff to networking (eth, wifi, services) 1.91 - * pkgs.cgi Tazpkg packages CGI interface 1.92 - * settings.cgi System settings and services such as time, users 1.93 - accounts, locales or daemons management 1.94 - * live.cgi All tools related to Live systems (CD, USB, Frugal) 1.95 - * hardware.cgi Devices drivers, firmware, printing 1.96 - * help.cgi Cat the html doc and this README file 1.97 + * index.cgi Main TazPanel CGI script 1.98 + * boot.cgi All what happens before login 1.99 + * network.cgi All related stuff to networking (Ethernet, Wi-Fi, services) 1.100 + * pkgs.cgi TazPkg packages CGI interface 1.101 + * settings.cgi System settings and services such as time, users accounts, 1.102 + locales or daemons management 1.103 + * live.cgi All tools related to Live systems (CD, USB, Frugal) 1.104 + * hardware.cgi Devices drivers, firmware, printing 1.105 + * help.cgi Cat the html doc and this README file 1.106 1.107 -For common functions have a look at lib/libtazpanel, where you may find functions 1.108 -you need already coded such as a xhtml_header to get the style header.html 1.109 -in your CGI script. For the loading message you can use loading_msg. When 1.110 -cat is used: `gettext "Text to translate"` 1.111 +For common functions have a look at lib/libtazpanel, where you may find functi- 1.112 +ons you need already coded such as a xhtml_header to get the style header.html 1.113 +in your CGI script. For the loading message you can use loading_msg. When cat is 1.114 +used: 1.115 + 1.116 + $(gettext "Text to translate") 1.117 1.118 1.119 Web server 1.120 ---------- 1.121 -Tazpanel can run with the Busybox httpd applet or LightTPD and probably Apache. 1.122 -Start the webserver with a custom config to listen only on a local port for 1.123 +Tazpanel can run with the Busybox httpd applet or LightTPD and probably Apache. 1.124 +Start the webserver with a custom config to listen only on a local port for 1.125 security reasons since we run as root to perform system actions, example: 1.126 1.127 -# httpd -p 82 u root -c /etc/slitaz/httpd.conf 1.128 + # httpd -p 82 u root -c /etc/slitaz/httpd.conf 1.129 1.130 Or use a tazpanel cmdline: 1.131 1.132 -# ./tazpanel start 1.133 + # ./tazpanel start 1.134 1.135 1.136 ================================================================================