yetanotherchris/Install.txt.ini

## Install.txt.ini
; Note: any line starting with ; is a comment!
; This file contains Roadkill Install page localization strings.
;
; Shared buttons and labels
Shared_Stage1=Welcome
Shared_Stage2=Database
Shared_Stage3=Security
Shared_Stage4=Extras
Shared_Stage5=Finished

Shared_TestButton=Test
Shared_BackButton=Back
Shared_NextButton=Next
Shared_Success=Success!
Shared_Failure=Failure!

; Page 1
Page1_Label1=Thank for you downloading Roadkill .NET Wiki engine. The installer writes the settings you enter here to the web.config file (and also the database).
Page1_Label2=In order to proceed, first we need to test if you have write access to the web.config file.
Page1_WebConfig_Success_Message=The web.config can be written to.
Page1_WebConfig_Failure_Message=Unable to write to the web.config file.

; Page 2
Page2_Label1=Below are some required settings for Roadkill to work correctly. You can change these later via the settings page as an admin.
Page2_Success=The database connection is was successful.
Page2_Error=Unable to connect:

Page2_Group1_Title=Site name
Page2_Group1_Label=The name of the wiki, which appears on certain themes and in signup emails (if enabled).

Page2_Group2_Title=Site url
Page2_Group2_Label=The full url of the wiki, which appears in signup and reset passwords emails (if enabled). Do not include the trailing slash.

Page2_Group3_Title=Database connection string
Page2_Group3_Label=You will need to create the database first if you are using a named instance. Below are a few examples, use the second option is you are using shared hosting without any SQL Server hosting.
Page2_Group3_Label2=Example connection strings
Page2_Group3_Label3=Database type

; Page 3 security
Page3_Label1=Do you want to users to be authenticated against an Active Directory using Windows authentication?
Page3_Group1_Title=Windows authentication
Page3_Group1_Label=Use windows authentication

; Active Directory security
Page3_AD_Group1_Title=Active Directory LDAP connection string
Page3_AD_Success=The group was queried sucessfully.
Page3_AD_Error=Unable to query:
Page3_AD_Group1_Label1=This should be in the format LDAP://mydc01.company.internal (it should be uppercase LDAP) where mydc01 is your domain controller and 'company' and 'internal' are the dns suffixes for your network. This can also be an IP address. You can usually get this information by running "ipconfig".
Page3_AD_Group1_Label2=The connection string supports OU specifiers however doing it this way can cause issues. If you are unsure about this setting, it's recommended you download AD Explorer first.
Page3_AD_Group1_Label3=Enter a username and password if the user that the app pool is running under does not have read access to Active Directory. This is useful if your domain is a separate forest from the main domain (i.e. another branch office).

Page3_AD_Group2_Title=Editor group name
Page3_AD_Group2_Label=This is the security group that users should belong to in order to be editors (people who can edit and create pages). The test button uses the connection settings entered above.
Page3_AD_Group3_Title=Admin group name
Page3_AD_Group3_Label=This is the security group that users should belong to in order to be admins. Admins have the same rights as editors, but also have access to configuration settings and tools for the site.The test button uses the connection settings entered above.

; Database security
Page3_DB_Group1_Title=Editor role name
Page3_DB_Group1_Label1=This is the name of the editor role - people who can edit and create pages.
Page3_DB_Group2_Title=Admin role name
Page3_DB_Group2_Label1=This is the name of the admin role. Admins have the same rights as editors, but also have access to configuration settings and tools for the site.
Page3_DB_Group3_Title=Allow user signups
Page3_DB_Group3_Label1=Check this option if you want to allow people to signup as a new users. If left unchecked, only admins will be able to create new users.
Page3_DB_Group3_Label2=Allow new user signups.
Page3_DB_Group4_Title=Enable Recaptcha
Page3_DB_Group4_Label1=If you are allowing user signups, it's recommended that you also enable Recaptcha support. This is a free anti-spam bot service provided by Google, you will need to signup and copy your public and private key into the fields below. Signup here - you will need to create a google account first.
Page3_DB_Group4_Label2=Enable Recaptcha anti-spam service.
Page3_DB_Group4_Label3=Public key
Page3_DB_Group4_Label4=Private key
Page3_DB_Group5_Title=Admin email
Page3_DB_Group5_Label1=This is the email address for the admin user. You can add more admins in the settings page, so this user does not 'own' the site
Page3_DB_Group6_Title=Admin password
Page3_DB_Group6_Label1=This is the password for the admin user.

; Page 4
Page4_Label1=Almost done...Finally some extra tweakable settings.
Page4_Group1_Title=Attachments folder
Page4_Group1_Success=The folder exists and can be written to.
Page4_Group1_Error=Unable to write to the folder:
Page4_Group1_Label1=This is the directory where all files are uploaded to. This directory will need write permission by the user that the app pool runs under. Most of the time you shouldn't have to worry about changing the permissions for the folder, as they will be inherited from the parent folder.
Page4_Group1_Label2=Make sure the folder path begins with "~/" for the website root. You should check the folder can be accessed by the browser as well as the being writeable to, as folders such as App_Data and bin can be written to but will not show any images stored there.

Page4_Group2_Title=Allowed extensions
Page4_Group2_Label1=These are the file extensions that can be uploaded.

Page4_Group3_Title=Markup type
Page4_Group3_Label1=This is the markup format that is used. Roadkill currently supports the following values: Creole, Markdown, Mediawiki.
Page4_Group3_Label2=Creole is the recommended format.

Page4_Group4_Title=Markup type
Page4_Group4_Label1=This is the markup format that is used. Roadkill currently supports the following values: Creole, Markdown, Mediawiki.

Page4_Group5_Title=Cache
Page4_Group5_Label1=Roadkill uses NHibernate caching along with ASP.NET's output caching. It's recommended that you enable caching to increase the responsiveness of the site. Database caching is not currently supported for for web gardens or web farms.
Page4_Group5_Label2=This setting only affects database caching, you will need to manually disable output caching in the web.config.
Page4_Group5_Label3=Enable cache
Page4_Group5_Label4=Cache text content
Page4_Group5_Label5=Unchecking "Cache text content" will mean each page's textual content is loaded from the database.

; Page 5
Page5_Success_Title=Installation successful
Page5_Success_Label1=Continue to the site
Page5_Error_Title=An error occurred during the install
Page5_Error_Label1=Please go back through the installation steps and check your settings. The error message was
	; Note: any line starting with ; is a comment!
	; This file contains Roadkill Install page localization strings.
	;
	; Shared buttons and labels
	Shared_Stage1=Welcome
	Shared_Stage2=Database
	Shared_Stage3=Security
	Shared_Stage4=Extras
	Shared_Stage5=Finished

	Shared_TestButton=Test
	Shared_BackButton=Back
	Shared_NextButton=Next
	Shared_Success=Success!
	Shared_Failure=Failure!

	; Page 1
	Page1_Label1=Thank for you downloading Roadkill .NET Wiki engine. The installer writes the settings you enter here to the web.config file (and also the database).
	Page1_Label2=In order to proceed, first we need to test if you have write access to the web.config file.
	Page1_WebConfig_Success_Message=The web.config can be written to.
	Page1_WebConfig_Failure_Message=Unable to write to the web.config file.

	; Page 2
	Page2_Label1=Below are some required settings for Roadkill to work correctly. You can change these later via the settings page as an admin.
	Page2_Success=The database connection is was successful.
	Page2_Error=Unable to connect:

	Page2_Group1_Title=Site name
	Page2_Group1_Label=The name of the wiki, which appears on certain themes and in signup emails (if enabled).

	Page2_Group2_Title=Site url
	Page2_Group2_Label=The full url of the wiki, which appears in signup and reset passwords emails (if enabled). Do not include the trailing slash.

	Page2_Group3_Title=Database connection string
	Page2_Group3_Label=You will need to create the database first if you are using a named instance. Below are a few examples, use the second option is you are using shared hosting without any SQL Server hosting.
	Page2_Group3_Label2=Example connection strings
	Page2_Group3_Label3=Database type

	; Page 3 security
	Page3_Label1=Do you want to users to be authenticated against an Active Directory using Windows authentication?
	Page3_Group1_Title=Windows authentication
	Page3_Group1_Label=Use windows authentication

	; Active Directory security
	Page3_AD_Group1_Title=Active Directory LDAP connection string
	Page3_AD_Success=The group was queried sucessfully.
	Page3_AD_Error=Unable to query:
	Page3_AD_Group1_Label1=This should be in the format LDAP://mydc01.company.internal (it should be uppercase LDAP) where mydc01 is your domain controller and 'company' and 'internal' are the dns suffixes for your network. This can also be an IP address. You can usually get this information by running "ipconfig".
	Page3_AD_Group1_Label2=The connection string supports OU specifiers however doing it this way can cause issues. If you are unsure about this setting, it's recommended you download AD Explorer first.
	Page3_AD_Group1_Label3=Enter a username and password if the user that the app pool is running under does not have read access to Active Directory. This is useful if your domain is a separate forest from the main domain (i.e. another branch office).

	Page3_AD_Group2_Title=Editor group name
	Page3_AD_Group2_Label=This is the security group that users should belong to in order to be editors (people who can edit and create pages). The test button uses the connection settings entered above.
	Page3_AD_Group3_Title=Admin group name
	Page3_AD_Group3_Label=This is the security group that users should belong to in order to be admins. Admins have the same rights as editors, but also have access to configuration settings and tools for the site.The test button uses the connection settings entered above.

	; Database security
	Page3_DB_Group1_Title=Editor role name
	Page3_DB_Group1_Label1=This is the name of the editor role - people who can edit and create pages.
	Page3_DB_Group2_Title=Admin role name
	Page3_DB_Group2_Label1=This is the name of the admin role. Admins have the same rights as editors, but also have access to configuration settings and tools for the site.
	Page3_DB_Group3_Title=Allow user signups
	Page3_DB_Group3_Label1=Check this option if you want to allow people to signup as a new users. If left unchecked, only admins will be able to create new users.
	Page3_DB_Group3_Label2=Allow new user signups.
	Page3_DB_Group4_Title=Enable Recaptcha
	Page3_DB_Group4_Label1=If you are allowing user signups, it's recommended that you also enable Recaptcha support. This is a free anti-spam bot service provided by Google, you will need to signup and copy your public and private key into the fields below. Signup here - you will need to create a google account first.
	Page3_DB_Group4_Label2=Enable Recaptcha anti-spam service.
	Page3_DB_Group4_Label3=Public key
	Page3_DB_Group4_Label4=Private key
	Page3_DB_Group5_Title=Admin email
	Page3_DB_Group5_Label1=This is the email address for the admin user. You can add more admins in the settings page, so this user does not 'own' the site
	Page3_DB_Group6_Title=Admin password
	Page3_DB_Group6_Label1=This is the password for the admin user.

	; Page 4
	Page4_Label1=Almost done...Finally some extra tweakable settings.
	Page4_Group1_Title=Attachments folder
	Page4_Group1_Success=The folder exists and can be written to.
	Page4_Group1_Error=Unable to write to the folder:
	Page4_Group1_Label1=This is the directory where all files are uploaded to. This directory will need write permission by the user that the app pool runs under. Most of the time you shouldn't have to worry about changing the permissions for the folder, as they will be inherited from the parent folder.
	Page4_Group1_Label2=Make sure the folder path begins with "~/" for the website root. You should check the folder can be accessed by the browser as well as the being writeable to, as folders such as App_Data and bin can be written to but will not show any images stored there.

	Page4_Group2_Title=Allowed extensions
	Page4_Group2_Label1=These are the file extensions that can be uploaded.

	Page4_Group3_Title=Markup type
	Page4_Group3_Label1=This is the markup format that is used. Roadkill currently supports the following values: Creole, Markdown, Mediawiki.
	Page4_Group3_Label2=Creole is the recommended format.

	Page4_Group4_Title=Markup type
	Page4_Group4_Label1=This is the markup format that is used. Roadkill currently supports the following values: Creole, Markdown, Mediawiki.

	Page4_Group5_Title=Cache
	Page4_Group5_Label1=Roadkill uses NHibernate caching along with ASP.NET's output caching. It's recommended that you enable caching to increase the responsiveness of the site. Database caching is not currently supported for for web gardens or web farms.
	Page4_Group5_Label2=This setting only affects database caching, you will need to manually disable output caching in the web.config.
	Page4_Group5_Label3=Enable cache
	Page4_Group5_Label4=Cache text content
	Page4_Group5_Label5=Unchecking "Cache text content" will mean each page's textual content is loaded from the database.

	; Page 5
	Page5_Success_Title=Installation successful
	Page5_Success_Label1=Continue to the site
	Page5_Error_Title=An error occurred during the install
	Page5_Error_Label1=Please go back through the installation steps and check your settings. The error message was