On 26/09/10 17:46, David Prévot wrote: > Le 26/09/2010 16:05, Christian PERRIER a écrit : > > Quoting Dererk (dererk@debian.org): > >> I think we arrive at a mutual agreement: > > > Hmmm, a few glitches, sorry! > [...] > > Indent seems to be broken, here > > It may just be a MUA feature to make a carriage return when the line > exceed 72 characters. It may be better to join the template file in > order to keep the carriage return stuff (BTW, is there only one > template? I'm a bit lost now, the complete file may help there is more > than one template). Anyway, staying under 72 characters is not so bad > when using hard formatting, here is a formatting proposition (no text > changed): > > ------------------>%---------------- > > Template: vidalia/tor-daemon-interaction > Type: select > Choices-C: nothing, one-off, permanent > __Choices: No Configuration, One-off restart, Permanent takeover > Default: permanent > _Description: Tor/Vidalia interaction: > Vidalia needs to communicate with the running Tor daemon so that it > can provide a graphical user interface for it. This requires either > the manual reconfiguration of Tor to allow secure authentication > (recommended) or a restart of Tor under Vidalia's control. > * No configuration: leave Tor running for now. Vidalia will > not be able to communicate with Tor > until it is manually reconfigured - see > "/usr/share/doc/vidalia/README.Debian" > for more details; > * One-off restart: stop Tor now so Vidalia can start it, just this > once - Tor will start by itself on next reboots, > so manual configuration will still be required; > * Permanent: stop Tor and simply let Vidalia handle starting > it whenever you takeover: run Vidalia (not > usable on a multi-user system). > > ------------------%<---------------- Indeed, bad mua, bad, no cookie for you. Thanks for noticing and reformatting it back :-D Greetings, Dererk -- BOFH excuse #313: your process is not ISO 9000 compliant
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