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; Joomla! Project
; (C) 2007 Open Source Matters, Inc. <https://www.joomla.org>
; License GNU General Public License version 2 or later; see LICENSE.txt
; Note : All ini files need to be saved as UTF-8

COM_CPANEL="Control Panel"
COM_CPANEL_HEADER_SUBMENU="Submenu"
COM_CPANEL_HEADER_SYSTEM="System"
COM_CPANEL_LINK_CHECKIN="Global Check-in"
COM_CPANEL_LINK_CLEAR_CACHE="Clear Cache"
COM_CPANEL_LINK_DASHBOARD="Dashboard"
COM_CPANEL_LINK_EXTENSIONS="Install Extensions"
COM_CPANEL_LINK_GLOBAL_CONFIG="Global Configuration"
COM_CPANEL_LINK_SYSINFO="System Information"
COM_CPANEL_MESSAGES_BODY_NOCLOSE="There are important
post-installation messages that require your attention."
COM_CPANEL_MESSAGES_BODYMORE_NOCLOSE="This information area won't
appear when you have hidden all the messages."
COM_CPANEL_MESSAGES_REVIEW="Read Messages"
COM_CPANEL_MESSAGES_TITLE="You have post-installation messages"
; Translators: Don't touch the code part in the following message,
Starting with ## Mod rewrite ...
COM_CPANEL_MSG_ADDNOSNIFF_BODY="<p>Joomla is now shipped with
additional security hardenings in the default htaccess.txt and
web.config.txt files. These hardenings disable the so called MIME-type
sniffing feature in web browsers. The sniffing leads to specific attack
vectors, where scripts in normally harmless file formats (eg images) will
be executed, leading to Cross-Site-Scripting
vulnerabilities.</p><p>The security team recommends to manually
apply the necessary changes to existing .htaccess or web.config files, as
those files can not be updated
automatically.</p><p><strong>Changes for
.htaccess</strong><br />Add the following lines before
\"## Mod_rewrite in use.\":</p><pre>&lt;IfModule
mod_headers.c&gt;\nHeader always set X-Content-Type-Options
\"nosniff\"\n&lt;/IfModule&gt;</pre><p><strong>Changes
for web.config</strong><br />Add the following lines right
after
\"&lt;/rewrite&gt;\":</p><pre>&lt;httpProtocol&gt;\n
 &lt;customHeaders&gt;\n    &lt;add
name=\"X-Content-Type-Options\" value=\"nosniff\"
/&gt;\n 
&lt;/customHeaders&gt;\n&lt;/httpProtocol&gt;</pre>"
COM_CPANEL_MSG_ADDNOSNIFF_TITLE=".htaccess & web.config Security
Update"
COM_CPANEL_MSG_EACCELERATOR_BODY="eAccelerator is not compatible with
Joomla! By selecting the Change to File Caching button below we will change
the cache handler to file. If you want to use a different cache handler,
please change it in the Global Configuration page."
COM_CPANEL_MSG_EACCELERATOR_BUTTON="Change to File."
COM_CPANEL_MSG_EACCELERATOR_TITLE="eAccelerator is not compatible with
Joomla!"
COM_CPANEL_MSG_HTACCESS_BODY="A change to the default .htaccess and
web.config files was made in Joomla! 3.4 to disallow folder listings by
default.  Users are recommended to implement this change in their files. 
Please see <a
href="_QQ_"https://docs.joomla.org/Special:MyLanguage/Preconfigured_htaccess"_QQ_">this
page</a> for more information."
COM_CPANEL_MSG_HTACCESS_TITLE=".htaccess & web.config Update"
COM_CPANEL_MSG_HTACCESSSVG_TITLE="Additional XSS protection for the
usage of SVG files"
COM_CPANEL_MSG_HTACCESSSVG_BODY="<p>Since 3.9.21 Joomla is
shipped with an additional security rule in the default htaccess.txt. This
rule will protect users of svg files from potential Cross-Site-Scripting
(XSS) vulnerabilities.<br>The security team recommends to manually
apply the necessary changes to any existing .htaccess file, as this file
can not be updated automatically.</p><p><strong>Changes
for .htaccess</strong></p><pre>&lt;FilesMatch
\"\.svg$\"&gt;\n  &lt;IfModule mod_headers.c&gt;\n   
Header always set Content-Security-Policy \"script-src
'none'\"\n 
&lt;/IfModule&gt;\n&lt;/FilesMatch&gt;</pre><p>Currently
we are not aware of a method to conditionally configure this on IIS web
servers, please contact your hosting provider for further
assistance.</p>"
COM_CPANEL_MSG_JOOMLA40_PRE_CHECKS_TITLE="Prepare for the next Major
Release of Joomla"
COM_CPANEL_MSG_JOOMLA40_PRE_CHECKS_BODY="<p>Beginning with
Joomla! 4.0 we are raising the minimum server requirements. If you are
seeing this message then your current configuration does not meet these new
minimum requirements.</p><p>The <a
href="_QQ_"https://developer.joomla.org/news/788-joomla-4-on-the-move.html"_QQ_"><strong>minimum</strong>
requirements</a> are the following:</p><ul><li>PHP
7.2.5</li><li>MySQL 5.6</li><li>MariaDB
10.1</li><li>PostgreSQL 11.0</li><li>MS SQL will
<strong>not</strong> be supported</li><li>MySQL
using the legacy `ext/mysql` PHP extension will
<strong>not</strong> be supported, either the MySQLi or
\"MySQL (PDO)\" driver must be used
instead</li><li>PostgreSQL using the `ext/pgsql` PHP extension
will <strong>not</strong> be supported, the \"PostgreSQL
(PDO)\" driver must be used
instead</li></ul><p>Please contact your hosting provider
to ask how you can meet these raised server requirements - it is usually a
very simple change. When you meet these new requirements then this message
will no longer be displayed.</p>"
COM_CPANEL_MSG_LANGUAGEACCESS340_TITLE="You have possible issues with
your multilingual settings"
COM_CPANEL_MSG_LANGUAGEACCESS340_BODY="Since Joomla! 3.4.0 you may
have issues with the System - Language Filter plugin on your website. To
fix them please open the <a
href="_QQ_"index.php?option=com_languages&view=languages"_QQ_">Language
Manager</a> and save each content language manually to make sure an
Access level is saved."
; The following two strings are deprecated and will be removed with 4.0
COM_CPANEL_MSG_PHPVERSION_BODY="Beginning with Joomla! 3.3, the
version of PHP this site is using will no longer be supported. Joomla! 3.3
will require at least <a
href="_QQ_"https://community.joomla.org/blogs/leadership/1798-raising-the-bar-on-security.html"_QQ_">PHP
version 5.3.10 to provide enhanced security features to its
users</a>."
COM_CPANEL_MSG_PHPVERSION_TITLE="Your PHP Version Will Be Unsupported
in Joomla! 3.3"
COM_CPANEL_MSG_ROBOTS_TITLE="robots.txt Update"
COM_CPANEL_MSG_ROBOTS_BODY="A change to the default robots.txt files
was made in Joomla! 3.3 to allow Google to access templates and media files
by default to improve SEO. This change is not applied automatically on
upgrades and users are recommended to review the changes in the
robots.txt.dist file and implement these changes in their own robots.txt
file."
COM_CPANEL_MSG_STATS_COLLECTION_BODY="<p>Since Joomla! 3.5 a
statistics plugin will submit anonymous data to the Joomla Project. This
will only submit the Joomla version, PHP version, database engine and
version, and server operating system.</p><p>This data is
collected to ensure that future versions of Joomla can take advantage of
the latest database and PHP features without affecting significant numbers
of users. The need for this became clear when a minimum of PHP 5.3.10 was
required when Joomla! 3.3 implemented the more secure Bcrypt
passwords.</p><p>In the interest of full transparency and to
help developers <a
href="_QQ_"https://developer.joomla.org/about/stats.html"_QQ_">this
data is publicly available.</a> An API and graphs will show the
Joomla version, PHP versions and database engines in
use.</p><p>If you do not wish to provide the Joomla Project
with this information you can disable the plugin called System - Joomla
Statistics.</p>"
COM_CPANEL_MSG_STATS_COLLECTION_TITLE="Stats Collection in
Joomla"
COM_CPANEL_MSG_TEXTFILTER3919_BODY="<p>As part of our security
team's review, we have made some changes to the default settings for
the global text filters in a new Joomla installation. The default setting
for the 'Public', 'Guest' and 'Registered'
groups is now 'No HTML'. As these changes are only applied to new
installations, we strongly recommend that you review these changes and
update your site from: System -> Global Configuration -> Text
Filters</p>"
COM_CPANEL_MSG_TEXTFILTER3919_TITLE="Updated Text Filter
Recommendations"
COM_CPANEL_MSG_UPDATEDEFAULTSETTINGS_BODY="<p>As part of our
security team's review, we have made some changes to the default
settings in a new Joomla installation. As these changes are only applied to
new installations, we strongly recommend that you review these changes and
update your site.</p><p>The changed settings
are:</p><ul><li>Global Configuration > Text Filters:
The default \"Administrator\" user group has changed from
\"No Filtering\" to \"Default
Blacklist\"</li><li>Users > Send Password: The option
to send a user their password in plain text when an account is created is
now disabled by default</li><li>Media Manager: Flash files
(\"swf\" file extension and
\"application/x-shockwave-flash\" MIME Type) are not allowed to
be uploaded</li><li>Articles > Show Email: The option to
show an email icon with articles is disabled by
default</li></ul><p>We have created a <a
href=\"https://docs.joomla.org/Special:MyLanguage/J3.x:Joomla_3.8.8_notes_about_the_changed_default_settings\">dedicated
documentation page</a> explaining these changes.</p>"
COM_CPANEL_MSG_UPDATEDEFAULTSETTINGS_TITLE="Updated site security
recommendations"
COM_CPANEL_WELCOME_BEGINNERS_MESSAGE="<p>Community resources are
available for new users.</p><ul><li><a
href="_QQ_"https://docs.joomla.org/Special:MyLanguage/Portal:Beginners"_QQ_">Joomla!
Beginners Guide</a></li><li><a
href="_QQ_"https://forum.joomla.org/viewforum.php?f=706"_QQ_">New
to Joomla! Forum</a></li></ul>"
COM_CPANEL_WELCOME_BEGINNERS_TITLE="Welcome to Joomla!"
COM_CPANEL_XML_DESCRIPTION="Control Panel component"