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"%s (%s) has changed your Phabricator username.": {
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"%s You have not added authentication providers yet. Use \"%s\" to add a provider, which will let users register new Phabricator accounts and log in.": {
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"%s has invited you to join Phabricator.": {
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"%s:\n\nThis email address was used to sign a Legalpad document in Phabricator:\n\n %s\n\nPlease verify you own this email address and accept the agreement by clicking this link:\n\n %s\n\nYour signature is not valid until you complete this verification step.\n\nYou can review the document here:\n\n %s\n": {
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"(NOTE) **Looking for Phabricator documentation?** If you're looking for help and information about Phabricator, you can [[https://secure.phabricator.com/diviner/ | browse the public Phabricator documentation]] on the live site.\n\nDiviner is the documentation generator used to build the Phabricator documentation.\n\nYou haven't generated any Diviner documentation books yet, so there's nothing to show here. If you'd like to generate your own local copy of the Phabricator documentation and have it appear here, run this command:\n\n %s\n\n": {
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"**JIRA Instance Name**\n\nChoose a permanent name for this instance of JIRA. Phabricator uses this name internally to keep track of this instance of JIRA, in case the URL changes later.\n\nUse lowercase letters, digits, and period. For example, `jira`, `jira.mycompany` or `jira.engineering` are reasonable names.": {
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"**Post a comment** in the JIRA task, similar to the emails Phabricator sends.": {
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"**Step 1 of 2 - Name Phabricator OAuth Instance**\n\nChoose a permanent name for the OAuth server instance of Phabricator. //This// instance of Phabricator uses this name internally to keep track of the OAuth server instance of Phabricator, in case the URL changes later.": {
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"**Step 2 of 2 - Configure Phabricator OAuth Instance**\n\nTo configure Phabricator OAuth, create a new application here:\n\n%s/oauthserver/client/create/\n\nWhen creating your application, use these settings:\n\n - **Redirect URI:** Set this to: `%s`\n\nAfter completing configuration, copy the **Client ID** and **Client Secret** to the fields above. (You may need to generate the client secret by clicking 'New Secret' first.)": {
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"**Step 2 of 2**: In this step, you will configure JIRA.\n\n**Create a JIRA Application**: Log into JIRA and go to **Administration**, then **Add-ons**, then **Application Links**. Click the button labeled **Add Application Link**, and use these settings to create an application:\n\n - **Server URL**: `%s`\n - Then, click **Next**. On the second page:\n - **Application Name**: `Phabricator`\n - **Application Type**: `Generic Application`\n - Then, click **Create**.\n\n**Configure Your Application**: Find the application you just created in the table, and click the **Configure** link under **Actions**. Select **Incoming Authentication** and click the **OAuth** tab (it may be selected by default). Then, use these settings:\n\n - **Consumer Key**: Set this to the \"Consumer Key\" value in the form above.\n - **Consumer Name**: `Phabricator`\n - **Public Key**: Set this to the \"Public Key\" value in the form above.\n - **Consumer Callback URL**: `%s`\nClick **Save** in JIRA. Authentication should now be configured, and this provider should work correctly.": {
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"**Why do bot accounts need an email address?**\n\nAlthough bots do not normally receive email from Phabricator, they can interact with other systems which require an email address. Examples include:\n\n - If the account takes actions which //send// email, we need an address to use in the //From// header.\n - If the account creates commits, Git and Mercurial require an email address for authorship.\n - If you send email //to// Phabricator on behalf of the account, the address can identify the sender.\n - Some internal authentication functions depend on accounts having an email address.\n\n\nThe address will automatically be verified, so you do not need to be able to receive mail at this address, and can enter some invalid or nonexistent (but correctly formatted) address like `bot@yourcompany.com` if you prefer.": {
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"Add one or more subscribers to the object. You can add users by providing their usernames, or add projects by adding their hashtags. For example, use `%s` to add the user `alincoln` and the project with hashtag `#ios` as subscribers.\n\nSubscribers which are invalid or unrecognized will be ignored. This command has no effect if you do not specify any subscribers.\n\nUsers who are CC'd on the email itself are also automatically subscribed if Phabricator knows which accounts are linked to their email addresses.": {
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"Advises Phabricator to look for new commits in a repository as soon as possible. This advice is most useful if you have just pushed new commits to that repository.": {
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"After completing this build step Harbormaster can continue the build normally, or it can pause the build and wait for a message. If you are using this build step to trigger some work in an external system, you may want to have Phabricator wait for that system to perform the work and report results back.\n\nIf you select **Continue Build Normally**, the build plan will proceed once this step finishes.\n\nIf you select **Wait For Message**, the build plan will pause indefinitely once this step finishes. To resume the build, an external system must call `harbormaster.sendmessage` with the build target PHID, and either `\"pass\"` or `\"fail\"` to indicate the result for this step. After the result is recorded, the build plan will resume.": {
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"After configuring Phabricator to process inbound mail, you can interact with objects (like tasks and revisions) over email. For information on configuring Phabricator, see **[[ %s | Configuring Inbound Email ]]**.\n\nIn most cases, you can reply to email you receive from Phabricator to leave comments. You can also use **mail commands** to take a greater range of actions (like claiming a task or requesting changes to a revision) without needing to log in to the web UI.\n\nMail commands are keywords which start with an exclamation point, like `!claim`. Some commands may take parameters, like `!assign alincoln`.\n\nTo use mail commands, write one command per line at the beginning or end of your mail message. For example, you could write this in a reply to task email to claim the task:\n\n```\n!claim\n\nI'll take care of this.\n```\n\n\nWhen Phabricator receives your mail, it will process any commands first, then post the remaining message body as a comment. You can execute multiple commands at once:\n\n```\n!assign alincoln\n!close\n\nI just talked to @alincoln, and he showed me that he fixed this.\n```\n": {
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"After editing the PHP configuration, <strong>restart Phabricator for the changes to take effect</strong>. For help with restarting Phabricator, see %s in the documentation.": {
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"After installing new PHP extensions, <strong>restart Phabricator for the changes to take effect</strong>. For help with restarting Phabricator, see %s in the documentation.": {
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"After you have set a password, you can log in to Phabricator in the future by going here:": {
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"After you set up your account, you can log in to Phabricator in the future by going here:": {
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"Allow %s to access this Phabricator install?": {
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"Allow Phabricator to use a single mailbox for all replies.": {
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"Allow users to link account credentials for this provider to existing Phabricator accounts. There is normally no reason to disable this unless you are trying to move away from a provider and want to stop users from creating new account links.": {
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"Allow users to register new Phabricator accounts using this provider. If you disable registration, users can still use this provider to log in to existing accounts, but will not be able to create new accounts.": {
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"Allow users to unlink account credentials for this provider from existing Phabricator accounts. If you disable this, Phabricator accounts will be permanently bound to provider accounts.": {
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"Allows you to edit, add, or remove the task statuses available in Maniphest,\nlike \"Open\", \"Resolved\" and \"Invalid\". The configuration should contain a map\nof status constants to status specifications (see defaults below for examples).\n\nThe constant for each status should be 1-12 characters long and contain only\nlowercase letters and digits. Valid examples are \"open\", \"closed\", and\n\"invalid\". Users will not normally see these values.\n\nThe keys you can provide in a specification are:\n\n - `name` //Required string.// Name of the status, like \"Invalid\".\n - `name.full` //Optional string.// Longer name, like \"Closed, Invalid\". This\n appears on the task detail view in the header.\n - `name.action` //Optional string.// Action name for email subjects, like\n \"Marked Invalid\".\n - `closed` //Optional bool.// Statuses are either \"open\" or \"closed\".\n Specifying `true` here will mark the status as closed (like \"Resolved\" or\n \"Invalid\"). By default, statuses are open.\n - `special` //Optional string.// Mark this status as special. The special\n statuses are:\n - `default` This is the default status for newly created tasks. You must\n designate one status as default, and it must be an open status.\n - `closed` This is the default status for closed tasks (for example, tasks\n closed via the \"!close\" action in email or via the quick close button in\n Maniphest). You must designate one status as the default closed status,\n and it must be a closed status.\n - `duplicate` This is the status used when tasks are merged into one\n another as duplicates. You must designate one status for duplicates,\n and it must be a closed status.\n - `transaction.icon` //Optional string.// Allows you to choose a different\n icon to use for this status when showing status changes in the transaction\n log. Please see UIExamples, Icons and Images for a list.\n - `transaction.color` //Optional string.// Allows you to choose a different\n color to use for this status when showing status changes in the transaction\n log.\n - `silly` //Optional bool.// Marks this status as silly, and thus wholly\n inappropriate for use by serious businesses.\n - `prefixes` //Optional list<string>.// Allows you to specify a list of\n text prefixes which will trigger a task transition into this status\n when mentioned in a commit message. For example, providing \"closes\" here\n will allow users to move tasks to this status by writing `Closes T123` in\n commit messages.\n - `suffixes` //Optional list<string>.// Allows you to specify a list of\n text suffixes which will trigger a task transition into this status\n when mentioned in a commit message, after a valid prefix. For example,\n providing \"as invalid\" here will allow users to move tasks\n to this status by writing `Closes T123 as invalid`, even if another status\n is selected by the \"Closes\" prefix.\n - `keywords` //Optional list<string>.// Allows you to specify a list\n of keywords which can be used with `!status` commands in email to select\n this status.\n - `disabled` //Optional bool.// Marks this status as no longer in use so\n tasks can not be created or edited to have this status. Existing tasks with\n this status will not be affected, but you can batch edit them or let them\n die out on their own.\n - `claim` //Optional bool.// By default, closing an unassigned task claims\n it. You can set this to `false` to disable this behavior for a particular\n status.\n - `locked` //Optional string.// Lock tasks in this status. Specify \"comments\"\n to lock comments (users who can edit the task may override this lock).\n Specify \"edits\" to prevent anyone except the task owner from making edits.\n - `mfa` //Optional bool.// Require all edits to this task to be signed with\n multi-factor authentication.\n\nStatuses will appear in the UI in the order specified. Note the status marked\n`special` as `duplicate` is not settable directly and will not appear in UI\nelements, and that any status marked `silly` does not appear if Phabricator\nis configured with `phabricator.serious-business` set to true.\n\nExamining the default configuration and examples below will probably be helpful\nin understanding these options.\n": {
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"Alternative URIs that can access Phabricator.": {
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"An administrator has placed Phabricator into read-only mode.": {
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"Anyone who can browse to this Phabricator install will be able to register an account. To add email domain restrictions, configure %s.": {
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"Are you completely sure you really want to permanently destroy all storage for Phabricator data on host \"%s\"? This operation can not be undone and your data will not be recoverable if you proceed.": {
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"Attempting to compare a password saved with the \"%s\" hash. No such hasher is known to Phabricator.": {
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"Attempting to use a panel in a way that requires an implementation, but the panel implementation (\"%s\") is unknown to Phabricator.": {
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"Authentication providers allow users to register accounts and log in to Phabricator.": {
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"Because Phragment generates files (such as ZIP archives and patches) as they are requested, it requires that you configure the `%s` option. This option on it's own will also provide additional security when serving files across Phabricator.": {
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"Before running storage upgrades, you should take down the Phabricator web interface and stop any running Phabricator daemons (you can disable this warning with %s).": {
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"Before you can use Phabricator, you need to add multi-factor authentication to your account. Multi-factor authentication helps secure your account by making it more difficult for attackers to gain access or take sensitive actions.": {
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"Builtin Project Images that ship with Phabricator.": {
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"By default, Phabricator allows users to add multi-factor authentication to\ntheir accounts, but does not require it. By enabling this option, you can\nforce all users to add at least one authentication factor before they can use\ntheir accounts.\n\nAdministrators can query a list of users who do not have MFA configured in\n{nav People}:\n\n - **[[ %s | %s ]]**": {
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"By default, Phabricator generates unique reply-to addresses and sends a separate\nemail to each recipient when you enable reply handling. This is more secure than\nusing \"From\" to establish user identity, but can mean users may receive multiple\nemails when they are on mailing lists. Instead, you can use a single, non-unique\nreply to address and authenticate users based on the \"From\" address by setting\nthis to 'true'. This trades away a little bit of security for convenience, but\nit's reasonable in many installs. Object interactions are still protected using\nhashes in the single public email address, so objects can not be replied to\nblindly.": {
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"By default, Phabricator includes some flavor text in the UI, like a prompt to \"Weigh In\" rather than \"Add Comment\" in Maniphest. If you'd prefer more traditional UI strings like \"Add Comment\", you can set this flag to disable most of the extra flavor.": {
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"By default, Phabricator links object names in Remarkup fields to the corresponding object. This regex can be used to modify this behavior; object names that match this regex will not be linked.": {
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"By default, Phabricator serves files from the same domain the application is served from. This is convenient, but presents a security risk.\n\nYou should configure a CDN or alternate file domain to mitigate this risk. Configuring a CDN will also improve performance. See [[ %s | %s ]] for instructions.": {
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"Choose which language you would like the Phabricator UI to use.": {
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"Completely Break Phabricator": {
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"Condolences on forgetting your password. You can use this link to reset it:\n\n %s\n\nAfter you set a new password, consider writing it down on a sticky note and attaching it to your monitor so you don't forget again! Choosing a very short, easy-to-remember password like \"cat\" or \"1234\" might also help.\n\nBest Wishes,\nPhabricator\n": {
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"Config option '%s' is invalid. The URI must NOT have a path, e.g. '%s' is OK, but '%s' is not. Phabricator must be installed on an entire domain; it can not be installed on a path.": {
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"Configure **Repository Automation** to allow Phabricator to write to this repository.\n\nIMPORTANT: This feature is new, experimental, and not supported. Use it at your own risk.": {
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"Configure Phabricator": {
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"Configure Phabricator to run on a cluster of hosts.": {
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"Configure a connection to an LDAP server so that users can use their LDAP credentials to log in to Phabricator.": {
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"Configure the Phabricator UI, including colors.": {
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"Confirm the link with this %s account. This account will be able to log in to your Phabricator account.": {
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"Content source type \"%s\" is not known to Phabricator!": {
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"Continue to Phabricator": {
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"Control how Phabricator renders user names in mail.": {
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"Controls whether Phabricator sends email \"From\" users.": {
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"Controls whether Phabricator sends one email with multiple recipients in the \"To:\" line, or multiple emails, each with a single recipient in the \"To:\" line.": {
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"Cookies set for x.com are also sent for y.x.com. Assuming Phabricator instances are running on both domains, this will create a collision preventing you from logging in.": {
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"Create a standard user account. These users can log in to Phabricator, use the web interface and API, and receive email.": {
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"Create documents and track signatures. Can also be re-used in other areas of Phabricator, like CLAs.": {
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"Credential management for re-use in other areas of Phabricator or general storage of shared secrets.": {
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"For custom domains to work, this Phabricator instance must be configured to allow the public access policy. Configure this setting %s, or ask an administrator to configure this setting. The domain can be specified later once this setting has been changed.": {
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"If those commands don't work, try Google. The process of installing PHP extensions is not specific to Phabricator, and any instructions you can find for installing them on your system should work. On Mac OS X, you might want to try Homebrew.": {
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"If you accept Phabricator SSH traffic on a different host from web traffic (for example, if you use different SSH and web load balancers), you can set the SSH hostname here. This is an advanced option.": {
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"If you are developing Phabricator, these errors usually indicate that your schema specifications do not agree with the schemata your code actually builds.": {
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"Many text editors can be configured as URI handlers for special protocols like `editor://`. If you have installed and configured such an editor, Phabricator can generate links that you can click to open files locally.\n\nProvide a URI pattern for building external editor URIs in your environment. For example, if you use TextMate on macOS, the pattern for your machine may look something like this:\n\n```name=\"Example: TextMate on macOS\"\n%s\n```\n\n\nFor complete instructions on editor configuration, see **[[ %s | %s ]]**.\n\nSee the tables below for a list of supported variables and protocols.": {
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"NOTE: Any user who can browse to this install's login page will be able to register a Phabricator account. To restrict who can register an account, configure [[ %s | %s ]].": {
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"Normally, Phabricator issues HTTP redirects after a successful POST. This can make it difficult to debug things which happen while processing the POST, because service and profiling information are lost. By setting this configuration option, Phabricator will show a page instead of automatically redirecting, allowing you to examine service and profiling information. It also makes the UX awful, so you should only enable it when debugging.": {
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"PHP is currently configured to honor requests from any MySQL server it connects to for the content of any local file.\n\nThis capability supports MySQL \"LOAD DATA LOCAL INFILE\" queries, but allows a malicious MySQL server read access to the local disk: the server can ask the client to send the content of any local file, and the client will comply.\n\nAlthough it is normally difficult for an attacker to convince Phabricator to connect to a malicious MySQL server, you should disable this option: this capability is unnecessary and inherently dangerous.\n\nTo disable this option, set: %s": {
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"PID \"%d\" is not a known Phabricator daemon PID.": {
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{
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"Phabricator appears to be installed on a very small EC2 instance (of class \"%s\") with burstable CPU. This is strongly discouraged. Phabricator regularly needs CPU, and these instances are often choked to death by CPU throttling. Use an instance with a normal CPU instead.": {
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"Phabricator base URI is required.": {
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"Phabricator base URI should include protocol (like \"%s\").": {
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"Phabricator can deliver notifications in real-time with WebSockets.": {
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"types": []
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"Phabricator can highlight PHP by default and use Pygments for other languages if enabled. You can provide a custom highlighter engine by extending class %s.": {
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"Phabricator can not process this mail because no application knows how to handle it. Check that the address you sent it to is correct.\n\n(No concrete, enabled subclass of PhabricatorMailReceiver can accept this mail.)": {
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"Phabricator can send real-time notifications to your web browser or to your desktop. Select where you want to receive these real-time updates.": {
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"Phabricator can serve repositories over HTTP, using HTTP basic auth.\n\nBecause HTTP basic auth is less secure than SSH auth, it is disabled by default. You can enable it here if you'd like to use it anyway. There's nothing fundamentally insecure about it as long as Phabricator uses HTTPS, but it presents a much lower barrier to attackers than SSH does.\n\nConsider using SSH for authenticated access to repositories instead of HTTP.": {
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"Phabricator can use less-secure but mailing list friendly public reply addresses.": {
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"Phabricator daemons no longer use PID files.": {
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"Phabricator has application policies which can dictate whether users can take certain actions, such as creating new users. \n\nThis setting allows for \"locking\" these policies such that no further edits can be made on a per-policy basis.": {
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"Phabricator has been successfully installed. These next guides will take you through configuration and new user orientation. These steps are optional, and you can go through them in any order. If you want to get back to this guide later on, you can find it in {icon globe} **Applications** under {icon map-o} **Guides**.": {
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"Phabricator has consistently been unable to reach the writable (\"master\") database while processing recent requests.": {
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"Phabricator is configured in cluster mode and the address this request was received on (\"%s\") is not whitelisted as a cluster address.": {
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"Phabricator is configured to operate in cluster mode, but %s is not defined in the request context. Your webserver configuration needs to forward %s to PHP so Phabricator can reject requests received on external interfaces.": {
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"Phabricator is configured to use a notification server, but is not able to connect to it.": {
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"Phabricator is configured with an email domain whitelist (in %s), so only users with a verified email address at one of these %s allowed domain(s) will be able to register an account: %s": {
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"Phabricator is currently configured in silent mode, so it will not publish webhooks. To adjust this setting, see @{config:phabricator.silent} in Config.": {
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"Phabricator is currently configured to serve user uploads directly from the same domain as other content. This is a security risk.\n\nConfigure a CDN (or alternate file domain) to eliminate this risk. Using a CDN will also improve performance. See the guide below for instructions.": {
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"Phabricator is currently configured with no writable (\"master\") database, so it can not write new information anywhere. Phabricator will run in read-only mode until an administrator reconfigures it with a writable database.": {
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"Phabricator is in read-only mode (major interruption).": {
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"Phabricator is in read-only mode (no writable database is configured).": {
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"Phabricator is in read-only mode (unreachable master).": {
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"Phabricator is not configured in cluster mode.": {
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"Phabricator is not configured to allow any editor protocols.": {
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"Phabricator is not configured to serve cluster requests. Set `cluster.addresses` in the configuration to whitelist cluster hosts before sending requests that use a cluster authentication mechanism.": {
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"file": "/infrastructure/env/PhabricatorEnv.php",
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"Phabricator is not currently configured to accept inbound mail. You won't be able to interact with objects over email until inbound mail is set up.": {
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"Phabricator is running in silent mode.": {
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"Phabricator is running in silent mode. See `%s` in the configuration to change this setting.": {
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"Phabricator is running in silent mode; declining to mirror.": {
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"Phabricator no longer shows reply hints in mail.": {
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"Phabricator no longer supports global customization of monospaced fonts.": {
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"Phabricator normally shows diffs in a side-by-side layout on large screens and automatically switches to a unified view on small screens (like mobile phones). If you prefer unified diffs even on large screens, you can select them for use on all displays.": {
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