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 # This file contains localization strings for configuration labels and
 # descriptions as used in the metatype.xml descriptor generated by the
 # the Sling SCR plugin

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 # Open ID Authentication handler
 auth.openid.name = Apache Sling OpenID Authenticator
 auth.openid.description = The OpenID Authenticator authenticates Sling users via OpenID. \
 The login sequence is triggered automatically for a resource if 'Allow Anonymous Access' \
 is false in the Request Authenticator.  You can manually show the login form by accessing \
 the Login Request path (/system/sling/openid/login).  You can logout by accessing the \
 Logout Request path (/system/sling/openid/logout).  The various displayed pages \
 (login, auth success, auth fail & logout) are customizable.

 path.name = URL path prefixes
 path.description = URL path prefixes handled by this Authenticator. If no \
 path is configured, it is regarded as inactive. If the handler should be \
 used for all requests, the path should be '/'.

 openid.use.cookie.name = Use cookie
 openid.use.cookie.description = Use a cookie to persist the authentication.  If this is \
 false, uses an HTTP session attribute.

 openid.cookie.name.name = Cookie name
 openid.cookie.name.description = Name of cookie used to persist authentication. Only \
 used if 'Use Cookie' is true.

 openid.cookie.domain.name = Cookie domain
 openid.cookie.domain.description = Domain of cookie used to persist authentication. Only \
 used if 'Use Cookie' is true.

 openid.cookie.path.name = Cookie path
 openid.cookie.path.description = Path of cookie used to persist authentication. Only \
 used if 'Use Cookie' is true.

 openid.cookie.secret.key.name = Cookie Secret Key
 openid.cookie.secret.key.description = Secret key used to encrypt cookie contents.  Must \
 be less than 24 characters long. Only used if 'Use Cookie' is true.

 openid.login.form.name = URL of Open ID login form
 openid.login.form.description = This should provide a way to capture the user's \
 OpenID identifier.  This is not the OpenID Provider's login page, however, it does \
 not have to be a local URL.  If it is a local Sling URL, it must be readable by \
 the anonymous user AND either 'Allow Anonymous Access' must be on in the Request \
 Authenticator OR 'Access auth resources anonymously' must be checked here. \
 The user is HTTP Redirect'ed to this URL.  This page \
 should POST back the user's OpenID identifier (as named by the form field parameter) \
 to the originally requested URL (obtainable from HTTP Session attribute \
 OpenIDConstants.ORIGINAL_URL_ATTRIBUTE).  If this form is accessed directly, \
 an optional request parameter 'OpenID.redirect' can set the \
 redirect URL that will be used after successful authentication (if 'Redirect to \
 original URL' is true).

 openid.login.identifier.name =  OpenID identifier form field
 openid.login.identifier.description = The name of the form parameter that contains \
 the user's OpenID identifier.  By convention this is 'openid_identifier'.

 openid.original.url.onsuccess.name = Redirect to original URL
 openid.original.url.onsuccess.description = Whether to redirect to the originally \
 requested URL after successful authentication.

 openid.login.success.name = Authentication Success URL
 openid.login.success.description = URL to redirect user to after successful \
 authentication. Only respected if 'Redirect to original URL' is false.

 openid.login.fail.name = Authentication Failure URL
 openid.login.fail.description = URL to redirect user to after failed \
 OpenID authentication. It does not have to be a local URL.  If it is a local \
 Sling URL, it must be readable by the anonymous user AND either \
 'Allow Anonymous Access' must be on in the Request Authenticator OR 'Access auth \
 resources anonymously' must be checked here.  The user is HTTP Redirect'ed to this URL. \
 NOTE: this redirect is NOT called for a failed Repository login (in that case, \
 the login form will be re-displayed)

 openid.logout.name = Post-Logout URL
 openid.logout.description = URL to redirect user to after logging out. Logout \
 is triggered by accessing Logout Request Path (/system/sling/openid/logout). An \
 optional request parameter 'OpenID.redirect' can override this URL for a single \
 logout request.

 openid.external.url.prefix.name = External URL prefix
 openid.external.url.prefix.description = The prefix of URLs generated for OpenID \
 authentication requests.  This URL must be resolvable from the client browser.  \
 This is usually necessary when running Sling behind a proxy (like Apache) since proxy \
 mapping is not performed on the OpenID ReturnTo and TrustRoot URLs as they \
 are sent to the Provider as form parameters.  If this is empty, the URLs are generated \
 using the hostname found in the original request.

 openid.anon.auth.resources.name = Access auth resources anonymously
 openid.anon.auth.resources.description = Causes the authenticator to authenticate the \
 request as the anonymous user for the local login, auth failure & logout pages. \
 This is an explicit authentication as anonymous, and so circumvents the Request Authenticator's \
 'Allow Anonymous' setting (which operates as a fallback).  Setting this to true enables \
 Sling to serve the authentication resources to unauthenticated users even if 'Allow Anonymous' \
 is false (assuming the ACLs on the resources allow the anonymous user read access).
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	#
	# This file contains localization strings for configuration labels and
	# descriptions as used in the metatype.xml descriptor generated by the
	# the Sling SCR plugin

	#
	# Open ID Authentication handler
	auth.openid.name = Apache Sling OpenID Authenticator
	auth.openid.description = The OpenID Authenticator authenticates Sling users via OpenID. \
	The login sequence is triggered automatically for a resource if 'Allow Anonymous Access' \
	is false in the Request Authenticator. You can manually show the login form by accessing \
	the Login Request path (/system/sling/openid/login). You can logout by accessing the \
	Logout Request path (/system/sling/openid/logout). The various displayed pages \
	(login, auth success, auth fail & logout) are customizable.

	path.name = URL path prefixes
	path.description = URL path prefixes handled by this Authenticator. If no \
	path is configured, it is regarded as inactive. If the handler should be \
	used for all requests, the path should be '/'.

	openid.use.cookie.name = Use cookie
	openid.use.cookie.description = Use a cookie to persist the authentication. If this is \
	false, uses an HTTP session attribute.

	openid.cookie.name.name = Cookie name
	openid.cookie.name.description = Name of cookie used to persist authentication. Only \
	used if 'Use Cookie' is true.

	openid.cookie.domain.name = Cookie domain
	openid.cookie.domain.description = Domain of cookie used to persist authentication. Only \
	used if 'Use Cookie' is true.

	openid.cookie.path.name = Cookie path
	openid.cookie.path.description = Path of cookie used to persist authentication. Only \
	used if 'Use Cookie' is true.

	openid.cookie.secret.key.name = Cookie Secret Key
	openid.cookie.secret.key.description = Secret key used to encrypt cookie contents. Must \
	be less than 24 characters long. Only used if 'Use Cookie' is true.

	openid.login.form.name = URL of Open ID login form
	openid.login.form.description = This should provide a way to capture the user's \
	OpenID identifier. This is not the OpenID Provider's login page, however, it does \
	not have to be a local URL. If it is a local Sling URL, it must be readable by \
	the anonymous user AND either 'Allow Anonymous Access' must be on in the Request \
	Authenticator OR 'Access auth resources anonymously' must be checked here. \
	The user is HTTP Redirect'ed to this URL. This page \
	should POST back the user's OpenID identifier (as named by the form field parameter) \
	to the originally requested URL (obtainable from HTTP Session attribute \
	OpenIDConstants.ORIGINAL_URL_ATTRIBUTE). If this form is accessed directly, \
	an optional request parameter 'OpenID.redirect' can set the \
	redirect URL that will be used after successful authentication (if 'Redirect to \
	original URL' is true).

	openid.login.identifier.name = OpenID identifier form field
	openid.login.identifier.description = The name of the form parameter that contains \
	the user's OpenID identifier. By convention this is 'openid_identifier'.

	openid.original.url.onsuccess.name = Redirect to original URL
	openid.original.url.onsuccess.description = Whether to redirect to the originally \
	requested URL after successful authentication.

	openid.login.success.name = Authentication Success URL
	openid.login.success.description = URL to redirect user to after successful \
	authentication. Only respected if 'Redirect to original URL' is false.

	openid.login.fail.name = Authentication Failure URL
	openid.login.fail.description = URL to redirect user to after failed \
	OpenID authentication. It does not have to be a local URL. If it is a local \
	Sling URL, it must be readable by the anonymous user AND either \
	'Allow Anonymous Access' must be on in the Request Authenticator OR 'Access auth \
	resources anonymously' must be checked here. The user is HTTP Redirect'ed to this URL. \
	NOTE: this redirect is NOT called for a failed Repository login (in that case, \
	the login form will be re-displayed)

	openid.logout.name = Post-Logout URL
	openid.logout.description = URL to redirect user to after logging out. Logout \
	is triggered by accessing Logout Request Path (/system/sling/openid/logout). An \
	optional request parameter 'OpenID.redirect' can override this URL for a single \
	logout request.

	openid.external.url.prefix.name = External URL prefix
	openid.external.url.prefix.description = The prefix of URLs generated for OpenID \
	authentication requests. This URL must be resolvable from the client browser. \
	This is usually necessary when running Sling behind a proxy (like Apache) since proxy \
	mapping is not performed on the OpenID ReturnTo and TrustRoot URLs as they \
	are sent to the Provider as form parameters. If this is empty, the URLs are generated \
	using the hostname found in the original request.

	openid.anon.auth.resources.name = Access auth resources anonymously
	openid.anon.auth.resources.description = Causes the authenticator to authenticate the \
	request as the anonymous user for the local login, auth failure & logout pages. \
	This is an explicit authentication as anonymous, and so circumvents the Request Authenticator's \
	'Allow Anonymous' setting (which operates as a fallback). Setting this to true enables \
	Sling to serve the authentication resources to unauthenticated users even if 'Allow Anonymous' \
	is false (assuming the ACLs on the resources allow the anonymous user read access).