lang.config_test.page_title = Manhattan Configuration Tester

lang.config_test.image_test_title = Is the 'images' alias set correctly?
lang.config_test.image_test_intro = You should see an image below.  If not, the 'manhat-images' Apache alias  may be incorrect.  Check the Apache configuration settings step in the INSTALL instructions.  
lang.config_test.image_path_label = The URL used for the above image is:




lang.config_test.server_name_title = Is Apache's ServerName set properly?
lang.config_test.server_name_label = The ServerName setting for this Apache server is:
lang.config_test.server_string_label = The server string Manhattan will construct is: 

lang.config_test.bin_alias_label = An Apache ScriptAlias pointing to Manhattan's 'bin' directory should be called:
lang.config_test.sbin_alias_label = An Apache ScriptAlias pointing to Manhattan's 'sbin' directory should be called:





lang.config_test.doorstep_label = A link to a teacher/student login prompt:
lang.config_test.super_doorstep_label = A link to an Administrator's login prompt:
lang.config_test.server_name_fix <<EOM
<p>Be sure both of the above links work!<p />

If they don't it's most likely because Apache's ServerName setting (listed above) is incorrect.
One of your Apache configuration files contains a ServerName entry.  The ServerName setting is used by
Manhattan to redirect users back to certain Manhattan programs.  Often this setting is filled in with some useless default value.
<p />

The correct value for your ServerName setting is the complete name someone would type into a web browser to visit a page on
your server.  An example is:</p>

<pre>
     ServerName www.myschool.edu
</pre>       

Remember to restart Apache after you find and fix the ServerName setting!

EOM



lang.config_test.symlink_title = Is the FollowSymLinks directive working?
lang.config_test.symlink_test_label = This section tests the ability of Apache to follow symbolic links found in the 'images' directory of your installation.  You should see an image below:
lang.config_test.symlink_fix << EOM
<p>If you do not see an image above, you need to review the Apache configuration as specified in the INSTALL file.  The 'FollowSymLinks' option isn't working:</p>

<pre>
       Alias       /manhat-images/   /home/manhat/manhat-x.x.x/images/    

      &lt;Directory /home/manhat/manhat-x.x.x/images&gt;
          Options FollowSymLinks
          AllowOverride None
          Allow from all
      &lt;/Directory&gt;

</pre>
<p>If you don't take the time to get this right, users will not be able to use Manhattan's "attach a website" feature.</p>
EOM



lang.config_test.spell_check_title = Is aspell installed?
lang.config_test.spell_program_label = The spell checker runs this command line:

lang.config_test.spell_description << EOM
Try the Spell Checker by typing into the text box and clicking the Check Spelling button.
For this to work, you must have TWO things installed:
<ol>
<li>The 'aspell' program.</li>
<li>The US English language dictionary file for aspell</li>
</ol>
<p>Behind the scenes, Manhattan runs the command line shown above to check spelling.  (You can try the same command line from
a shell prompt.)  That command line can be changed by editing the file named 'custom.h' in the 'src' directory of your Manhattan
distribution.  You'll need to recompile by typing 'make install' after modifying custom.h.  The only reason you should need to 
change the command line is to use a language other than "en_US".</p>
<p>If the spell checker doesn't work, install both the 'aspell' program and the 'en_US' dictionary file.  These are probably available via your version of Linux's software
package management tools.  If not, you can download aspell and the en_US language file from:  <a href="http://aspell.sourceforge.net">http://aspell.sourceforge.net</a>.</p>
EOM


lang.config_test.pdftohtml_title = Is pdftohtml installed?
lang.config_test.pdftohtml_description <<EOM
Manhattan uses a utility called 'pdftohtml' to support the posting of Jackson's Gradequick (<a href="http://www.jacksoncorp.com/gradequick.html">http://www.jacksoncorp.com/gradequick.html</a>) reports
within Manhattan's Grades module.  <b>Having pdftohtml installed is only necessary if your teachers use this commercial grades management program, and would like to post the reports to 
Manhattan's Grades module.</b>  Aside from this specific use, the pdftohml utility (which converts PDF files to HTML format) is not currently used elsewhere within Manhattan.<p>

<p>The following text lists the output of the command line:  <b>pdftohtml -h</b> on your system.  If usage information is displayed, then it seems you're all set to use this feature.  If it lists 
'command not found' and you think your teachers will want to use the commercial GradeQuick package with Manhattan, then you need to install pdftohtml on your system.  This package is generally available via
your version of Linux's software package management system.  The website for the package is <a href="http://pdftohtml.sourceforge.net">http://pdftohmtml.sourceforge.net</a></p>

<p>When <b>pdftohtml -h</b> was executed, your system said:</p>
EOM




lang.config_test.server_settings_title = Server Settings
lang.config_test.server_settings_description  = The following configuration items are listed for your information only.  Generally, there's no action required on your part for this section.


lang.config_test.super_conf_description = If you haven't already, you'll need to select a username and password for the Super User account, which will be used to manage this Manhattan installation.  Visit:

