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4 <header>English Help</header>

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8 TazPanel is the SliTaz administration and settings center from where

9 you can control your entire system such as managing packages, adding

10 or removing users, creating Live systems and much more. Navigation

11 is done with the toolbar at the top of the application window and

12 in some cases with a submenu or a side bar as in the packages interface.

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16 In most cases you will get a description and useful information with

17 the section concerned. TazPanel uses the latest HTML 5 and CSS 3 technology

18 to provide a clean and easy to use frontend for all the administration tasks

19 that you can do on SliTaz. TazPanel has also been coded from the beginning

20 with speed and quality in mind and it also supports full

21 internationalization.

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25 TazPanel is run as a web server on port 82 by default and can be used only

26 from the local system. If you wish to control your system from a remote host

27 you can change the server configuration file to allow connections from a

28 local network or the entire world wide web, but in this last case make sure

29 that you set a strong password for the panel. The server configuration file is

30 <a data-icon="@text@" href="index.cgi?file=/etc/slitaz/httpd.conf">/etc/slitaz/httpd.conf</a>.

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34 <h3>Terminal</h3>

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37 TazPanel provides a small terminal emulator which lets you execute commands as

38 root on the remote or local system. Not all available commands are usable

39 and you should use a SSH connection for most tasks. That said, having access

40 to a few commands within the web interface can be useful and <tt>wget</tt> is

41 supported to allow file uploads on a remote machine. The download directory

42 is <tt>/var/www/downloads</tt> by default. All commands can use options such as

43 <tt>-R</tt> <tt>-l</tt> etc.

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47 <h3>Get Support</h3>

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50 You can get support on the SliTaz <a data-icon="@web@" href="http://forum.slitaz.org/" target="_blank" rel="noopener" rel="noopener">forum</a>,

51 the <a data-icon="@web@" href="http://www.slitaz.org/en/mailing-list.php"

52 target="_blank" rel="noopener" rel="noopener">mailing list</a> or the <a data-icon="@web@" href="http://irc.slitaz.org/"

53 target="_blank" rel="noopener" rel="noopener">IRC channel</a>. The official SliTaz IRC channel is on

54 Freenode (note that you can use LostIRC, Xchat or Pidgin on SliTaz). Freenode also

55 provides a nice IRC <a data-icon="@web@" href="http://webchat.freenode.net/" target="_blank" rel="noopener" rel="noopener">web interface</a>.

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59 <h3>Get involved</h3>

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62 If you want to help and get involved in SliTaz, TazPanel maybe for you!

63 We need help in translating, styling, documenting and coding. If

64 you need more information or want to publish a new graphical style,

65 you can go to the SliTaz <a data-icon="@web@" href="http://scn.slitaz.org/" target="_blank" rel="noopener" rel="noopener">Community</a>

66 and post on the Devel forum or post an update with a PM to a SliTaz

67 contributor so that we can get in touch and include your work in TazPanel

68 or in an extra styles package.

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72 <h3>Bugs and features</h3>

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75 TazPanel is still a young application which will be improved and polished in

76 time. If you find a bug, please post on the SliTaz tracker:

77 <a data-icon="@web@" href="http://bugs.slitaz.org/" target="_blank" rel="noopener" rel="noopener">bugs.slitaz.org</a>. Tazpanel has a

78 debug mode that can be enabled in the configuration file <a data-icon="@text@" href="index.cgi?file=/etc/slitaz/tazpanel.conf">tazpanel.conf</a>

79 and also provides a <a data-icon="@info@" href="index.cgi?debug">debug page</a>.

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