CDE/cde/programs/dtlogin/nlsMsgChk.txt

# $XConsortium: nlsMsgChk.txt /main/2 1996/11/11 11:30:33 drk $
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# * (c) Copyright 1993, 1994 Hewlett-Packard Company                     *
# * (c) Copyright 1993, 1994 International Business Machines Corp.       *
# * (c) Copyright 1993, 1994 Sun Microsystems, Inc.                      *
# * (c) Copyright 1993, 1994 Novell, Inc.                                *
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# Component:  $(TOP)/hp/rivers/dtlogin/dtlogin
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# NOTE: The easiest way to reproduce the various screen images is to run the
#       dtgreet client manually, rather than letting dtlogin invoke it. It
#       is best if dtgreet can be pointed at a display that is only running
#       the X-server, not a window manager. If that is not possible, ignore
#	the window borders around the dialog boxes. They do not appear when
#	the product is normally executed.
#
#
#       1. Run the X-server on some display.
#
#
#       2. Set the DISPLAY variable to the target display. Set the
#	   environment variable LOCATION to the string "Local".
#
#               export DISPLAY=<target> 
#		export LOCATION=Local
#
#
#       3. Run an xclock in the background to the display.
#
#               xclock &
#
#
#       4. Load the login screen resources. Replace "<language>" with the
#          appropriate value of $LANG for the target language.
#
#               xrdb -load -D<language> /usr/dt/config/Xresources
#
#
#       5. Run the dtgreet client.
#       
#               /usr/dt/bin/dtgreet -nograb <options>
#               
#               
#	6. Follow the instructions for each dialog
#
#
#	7. Select [Options] [Restart Server] to terminate dtgreet or hit
#	   CNTL-C from where it was invoked.
#
#
#       8. Repeat steps 4-7 each time the Xresources file is changed.
#          Repeat steps 5-7 when only the message catalog changes.
#          
#
#	   
# NOTE: Some of the dialogs exercise messages which are in different message
#       sets.  The syntax used to specify this is:
#
#              (set #, msg #)
#
# Note: Each dialog has two screen dumps available, one in color and one in
#       black & white. Choose the one that best fits your display...
#
#

1. Screendump file name:  1.Z  1.bw.Z

   _DtMessage catalog set number: 1

   _DtMessage numbers: 1 - 6, 16

   Instructions: The main login matte

		 Run "dtgreet -nograb".
		 
		 Observe the greeting below the logo, the labels on the two
		 login fields, and the four buttons.


2. Screendump file name:  2.Z  2.bw.Z

   _DtMessage catalog set number: 2

   _DtMessage numbers: 1

   Instructions: The 'Invalid password' error dialog

		 Run "dtgreet -nograb -showerror 2".

		 Enter any name and password.
		 

3. Screendump file name:  3.Z  3.bw.Z

   _DtMessage catalog set number: 2

   _DtMessage numbers: 2

   Instructions: The 'No home directory' error dialog

		 Run "dtgreet -nograb -showerror 3".

		 Enter any character and press [Return]


4. Screendump file name:  4.Z  4.bw.Z

   _DtMessage catalog set number: 2

   _DtMessage number: 3

   Instructions: The 'Too many users' error dialog

		 Run "dtgreet -nograb -showerror 4".

		 Enter any character and press [Return]


5. Screendump file name:  5.Z  5.bw.Z

   _DtMessage catalog set number: 2

   _DtMessage number: 4  (1,3) (1,13)

   Instructions: The 'Expired password' error dialog

		 Run "dtgreet -nograb -showerror 5".

		 Enter any character and press [Return]


6. Screendump file name:  6.Z  6.bw.Z

   _DtMessage catalog set number: 2

   _DtMessage numbers: 5

   Instructions: The 'Invalid user id' error dialog

		 Run "dtgreet -nograb -showerror 6".

		 Enter any character and press [Return]


7. Screendump file name:  7.Z  7.bw.Z

   _DtMessage catalog set number: 2

   _DtMessage numbers: 6

   Instructions: The 'Invalid group id' error dialog

		 Run "dtgreet -nograb -showerror 7".

		 Enter any character and press [Return]


8. Screendump file name:  8.Z  8.bw.Z

   _DtMessage catalog set number: 2

   _DtMessage numbers: 7

   Instructions: The 'Invalid audit id' error dialog

		 Run "dtgreet -nograb -showerror 8".

		 Enter any character and press [Return]


9. Screendump file name:  9.Z  9.bw.Z

   _DtMessage catalog set number: 2

   _DtMessage numbers: 8

   Instructions: The 'Invalid audit flag' dialog

		 Run "dtgreet -nograb -showerror 9".

		 Enter any character and press [Return]


10. Screendump file name:  10.Z  10.bw.Z

   _DtMessage catalog set number: 2

   _DtMessage numbers: 9

   Instructions: The 'Logins disabled' dialog

		 Run "dtgreet -nograb -showerror 10".

		 Enter any character and press [Return]


11. Screendump file name:  11.Z  11.bw.Z

   _DtMessage catalog set number: 3

   _DtMessage numbers: 2 (1,8) (1,12)

   Instructions: The 'Unknown hostname' dialog

		 Run "dtgreet -nograb -showerror 11".

		 Enter any character and press [Return]


12. Screendump file name: 12.Z  12.bw.Z

   _DtMessage catalog set number: 1

   _DtMessage numbers: 7 - 11, 15, 17

   Instructions: The [Options] menu

		 Run "dtgreet -nograb".

		 Press the [Options] button with the left mouse button.
		 Alternatively, use the tab and arrow keys to highlight the
		 [Options] button and press F4.


13. Screendump file name:  13.Z  13.bw.Z

   _DtMessage catalog set number: 3

   _DtMessage numbers: 1

   Instructions: Help text

                 Run dtgreet and press the [Help] button with the left
		 mouse button.