--- ssl-cert.old/debian/templates 2007-09-16 22:51:16.004883799 +0200
+++ ssl-cert/debian/templates 2007-10-07 08:41:21.264097409 +0200
@@ -1,48 +1,75 @@
+# These templates have been reviewed by the debian-l10n-english
+# team
+#
+# If modifications/additions/rewording are needed, please ask
+# debian-l10n-english@lists.debian.org for advice.
+#
+# Even minor modifications require translation updates and such
+# changes should be coordinated with translators and reviewers.
+
Template: make-ssl-cert/countryname
Type: string
-_Default: GB
-_Description: Country Name
- The two letter code for your Country. (e.g. GB) (countryName)
+_DefaultChoice: GB
+_Description: Country code:
+ Please enter the two-letter ISO-3166 code to use in the SSL certificate.
+ .
+ It will become the 'countryName' field of the generated SSL certificate.
Template: make-ssl-cert/statename
Type: string
-_Default: Some-State
-_Description: State or Province Name
- Your state, county or province. (stateOrProvinceName)
+_DefaultChoice: Scotland
+_Description: State or province name:
+ Please enter the name of the administrative subdivision to use in the SSL
+ certificate.
+ .
+ It will become the 'stateOrProvinceName' field of the generated SSL
+ certificate.
Template: make-ssl-cert/localityname
Type: string
-_Default: Some-Locality
-_Description: Locality Name
- The name of the city or town that you live in. (localityName)
+_DefaultChoice: Edinburgh
+_Description: Locality name:
+ Please enter the name of the city or town to use in the SSL
+ certificate.
+ .
+ It will become the 'localityName' field of the generated SSL certificate.
Template: make-ssl-cert/organisationname
Type: string
-_Default: One Organization
-_Description: Organisation Name
- The name of the company or organisation the certificate is for.
- (organisationName)
+_DefaultChoice: Example Inc.
+_Description: Organization name:
+ Please enter the name of the company or organization to use in the SSL
+ certificate.
+ .
+ It will become the 'organisationName' field of the generated SSL certificate.
Template: make-ssl-cert/ouname
Type: string
-_Default: One Organization Unit
-_Description: Organisational Unit Name
- The Division or section of the organisation the certificate is for.
- (organisationalUnitName)
+_DefaultChoice: Dept. of Examplification
+_Description: Organizational unit name:
+ Please enter the name of the division or section of the organization to use
+ in the SSL certificate.
+ .
+ It will become the 'organisationalUnitName' field of the generated SSL certificate.
Template: make-ssl-cert/hostname
Type: string
Default: localhost
-_Description: Host Name
- The host name of the server the certificate is for. This must be filled
- in. (commonName)
+_Description: Host name:
+ Please enter the host name to use in the SSL certificate.
+ .
+ It will become the 'commonName' field of the generated SSL certificate.
+ .
+ This value is mandatory.
Template: make-ssl-cert/email
Type: string
Default: webmaster@localhost
-_Description: Email Address
- The email address that should be associated with the certificate.
+_Description: Email address:
+ Please enter the email address to use in the SSL certificate.
+ .
+ It will become the 'email' field of the generated SSL certificate.
Template: make-ssl-cert/title
Type: title
-_Description: Configure an SSL Certificate.
+_Description: Configure an SSL certificate
--- ssl-cert.old/debian/control 2007-09-16 22:51:16.004883799 +0200
+++ ssl-cert/debian/control 2007-10-04 20:00:12.049430709 +0200
@@ -9,8 +9,9 @@
Package: ssl-cert
Architecture: all
Depends: ${misc:Depends}, openssl, adduser
-Description: Simple debconf wrapper for openssl
- This is a package to enable unattended installs of software that
- need to create ssl certificates.
- Basically, it's just a wrapper for openssl req that feeds it the correct
- user variables.
+Description: simple debconf wrapper for OpenSSL
+ This package enables unattended installs of packages that
+ need to create SSL certificates.
+ .
+ It is a simple wrapper for OpenSSL's certificate request utility that
+ feeds it with the correct user variables.
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