diff --git a/angular.json b/angular.json index 14f8c1fb..a8adfc9e 100644 --- a/angular.json +++ b/angular.json @@ -26,6 +26,9 @@ "nb": { "translation": "src/locale/messages.nb.xlf" }, + "sl": { + "translation": "src/locale/messages.sl.xlf" + }, "sv": { "translation": "src/locale/messages.sv.xlf" } @@ -111,6 +114,10 @@ "localize": ["nb"], "baseHref": "/nb/" }, + "sl": { + "localize": ["sl"], + "baseHref": "/sl/" + }, "sv": { "localize": ["sv"], "baseHref": "/sv/" @@ -151,6 +158,9 @@ "nb": { "browserTarget": "zonemaster:build:nb" }, + "sl": { + "browserTarget": "zonemaster:build:sl" + }, "sv": { "browserTarget": "zonemaster:build:sv" } @@ -168,6 +178,7 @@ "messages.fi.xlf", "messages.fr.xlf", "messages.nb.xlf", + "messages.sl.xlf", "messages.sv.xlf" ], "includeContext": "sourceFileOnly" diff --git a/e2e/FR05.e2e-spec.ts b/e2e/FR05.e2e-spec.ts index 9f1adc6c..9c0a22af 100644 --- a/e2e/FR05.e2e-spec.ts +++ b/e2e/FR05.e2e-spec.ts @@ -14,6 +14,7 @@ test.describe('Zonemaster test FR05 - [Supports internationalization]', () => { { language: 'Finnish', code: 'fi', expected: 'Verkkotunnus' }, { language: 'French', code: 'fr', expected: 'Nom de domaine' }, { language: 'Norwegian', code: 'nb', expected: 'Domenenavn' }, + { language: 'Slovenščina', code: 'sl', expected: 'Domena' }, { language: 'Swedish', code: 'sv', expected: 'Domännamn' }, ]; diff --git a/package-lock.json b/package-lock.json index e69bff39..c088a2c4 100644 --- a/package-lock.json +++ b/package-lock.json @@ -1,12 +1,12 @@ { "name": "zonemaster-gui", - "version": "4.2.0", + "version": "4.3.0", "lockfileVersion": 2, "requires": true, "packages": { "": { "name": "zonemaster-gui", - "version": "4.2.0", + "version": "4.3.0", "license": "BSD-2-Clause", "dependencies": { "@angular/animations": "^13.3.11", @@ -19,6 +19,7 @@ "@angular/platform-browser-dynamic": "^13.3.11", "@angular/router": "^13.3.11", "@ng-bootstrap/ng-bootstrap": "^12.0.0", + "angular": "^1.8.3", "bootstrap": "^5.2.0", "file-saver": "^2.0.2", "fork-awesome": "^1.2.0", @@ -3608,6 +3609,13 @@ "ajv": "^6.9.1" } }, + "node_modules/angular": { + "version": "1.8.3", + "resolved": "https://registry.npmjs.org/angular/-/angular-1.8.3.tgz", + "integrity": "sha512-5qjkWIQQVsHj4Sb5TcEs4WZWpFeVFHXwxEBHUhrny41D8UrBAd6T/6nPPAsLngJCReIOqi95W3mxdveveutpZw==", + "deprecated": "For the actively supported Angular, see https://www.npmjs.com/package/@angular/core. AngularJS support has officially ended. For extended AngularJS support options, see https://goo.gle/angularjs-path-forward.", + "license": "MIT" + }, "node_modules/ansi-colors": { "version": "4.1.1", "resolved": "https://registry.npmjs.org/ansi-colors/-/ansi-colors-4.1.1.tgz", @@ -14737,6 +14745,11 @@ "dev": true, "requires": {} }, + "angular": { + "version": "1.8.3", + "resolved": "https://registry.npmjs.org/angular/-/angular-1.8.3.tgz", + "integrity": "sha512-5qjkWIQQVsHj4Sb5TcEs4WZWpFeVFHXwxEBHUhrny41D8UrBAd6T/6nPPAsLngJCReIOqi95W3mxdveveutpZw==" + }, "ansi-colors": { "version": "4.1.1", "resolved": "https://registry.npmjs.org/ansi-colors/-/ansi-colors-4.1.1.tgz", diff --git a/package.json b/package.json index 3f3d63ce..ed7cc9be 100644 --- a/package.json +++ b/package.json @@ -27,6 +27,7 @@ "@angular/platform-browser-dynamic": "^13.3.11", "@angular/router": "^13.3.11", "@ng-bootstrap/ng-bootstrap": "^12.0.0", + "angular": "^1.8.3", "bootstrap": "^5.2.0", "file-saver": "^2.0.2", "fork-awesome": "^1.2.0", diff --git a/src/assets/app.config.sample.json b/src/assets/app.config.sample.json index 4166df6b..cbc76305 100644 --- a/src/assets/app.config.sample.json +++ b/src/assets/app.config.sample.json @@ -2,7 +2,7 @@ "apiEndpoint": "/api", "contactAddress": "contact@zonemaster.net", "defaultLanguage": "en", - "enabledLanguages": [ "da", "en", "es", "fi", "fr", "nb", "sv" ], + "enabledLanguages": [ "da", "en", "es", "fi", "fr", "nb", "sl", "sv" ], "logoUrl": "assets/images/zonemaster_logo_2021_color.png", "msgBanner": "", "pollingInterval": 5000, diff --git a/src/environments/common.ts b/src/environments/common.ts index 95aff299..fed97764 100644 --- a/src/environments/common.ts +++ b/src/environments/common.ts @@ -14,9 +14,10 @@ export const common = { 'fi': 'Suomi', 'fr': 'Français', 'nb': 'Norsk (bokmål)', + 'sl': 'Slovenščina', 'sv': 'Svenska' }, - enabledLanguages: [ 'da', 'en', 'es', 'fi', 'fr', 'nb', 'sv' ], + enabledLanguages: [ 'da', 'en', 'es', 'fi', 'fr', 'nb', 'sl', 'sv' ], configUrl: 'assets/app.config.json', pollingInterval: 5 * 1000, } diff --git a/src/locale/messages.da.xlf b/src/locale/messages.da.xlf index 2d9ac9d4..f226f0f4 100644 --- a/src/locale/messages.da.xlf +++ b/src/locale/messages.da.xlf @@ -324,9 +324,9 @@ - + - + @@ -443,9 +443,9 @@ Who is behind Zonemaster? faq question - - Zonemaster is a joint project between AFNIC (registry of '.fr' TLD and several other TLDs, e.g. '.re', '.pm', '.tf', '.wf', '.yt' and '.paris') and The Swedish Internet Foundation (registry of '.se' and '.nu' TLDs). - Zonemaster is a joint project between AFNIC (registry of '.fr' TLD and several other TLDs, e.g. '.re', '.pm', '.tf', '.wf', '.yt' and '.paris') and The Swedish Internet Foundation (registry of '.se' and '.nu' TLDs). + + Zonemaster is a joint project between AFNIC, the registry of '.fr' TLD and several other TLDs like '.re', '.pm', '.tf', '.wf', '.yt' and '.paris', and The Swedish Internet Foundation, the registry of '.se' and '.nu' TLDs. + Zonemaster is a joint project between AFNIC, the registry of '.fr' TLD and several other TLDs like '.re', '.pm', '.tf', '.wf', '.yt' and '.paris', and The Swedish Internet Foundation, the registry of '.se' and '.nu' TLDs. faq answer @@ -458,9 +458,9 @@ The Zonemaster tool could help different kind of users: faq answer - - Users who just want to know whether the domain name they own or use have any issues or not. - Users who just want to know whether the domain name they own or use have any issues or not. + + users who want to know whether the domain name they own or use have any issues or not. + users who want to know whether the domain name they own or use have any issues or not. faq answer @@ -473,14 +473,14 @@ What makes Zonemaster different from other DNS zone validating software? faq question - - Firstly, Zonemaster saves all history from earlier tests based on the tested domain name, which means you can go back to a test you did some time ago and compare it to the test you ran just a moment ago. - Firstly, Zonemaster saves all history from earlier tests based on the tested domain name, which means you can go back to a test you did some time ago and compare it to the test you ran just a moment ago. + + Zonemaster saves all history from earlier tests based on the tested domain name, which means you can go back to a test you did some time ago and compare it to the test you ran just a moment ago. + Zonemaster saves all history from earlier tests based on the tested domain name, which means you can go back to a test you did some time ago and compare it to the test you ran just a moment ago. faq answer - - Lastly, this open source version of Zonemaster was built using modular code which basically means that you can integrate parts of it in your own systems, if you wish. For example, it is quite rare that you would want a complete program just to check for redelegations. - Lastly, this open source version of Zonemaster was built using modular code which basically means that you can integrate parts of it in your own systems, if you wish. For example, it is quite rare that you would want a complete program just to check for redelegations. + + This open source version of Zonemaster was built using modular code which basically means that you can integrate parts of it in your own systems, if you wish. For example, it is quite rare that you would want a complete program just to check for redelegations. + This open source version of Zonemaster was built using modular code which basically means that you can integrate parts of it in your own systems, if you wish. For example, it is quite rare that you would want a complete program just to check for redelegations. faq answer @@ -493,14 +493,14 @@ Sometimes there are different interpretations of the standards or opinions on what is best practice, and the Zonemaster team is always open to input. If you think we have made a mistake in our judgement please do not hesitate to send us an email at zonemaster-users@lists.iis.se (moderated mailing list) with a link to your test result and an explanation as to why you think it shows something that you consider incorrect. faq answer - - What kind of queries does Zonemaster generate? - What kind of queries does Zonemaster generate? + + What kind of DNS queries does Zonemaster generate? + What kind of DNS queries does Zonemaster generate? faq question - - Zonemaster send multiple DNS queries to the name servers hosting the domain name being tested and also to the name servers hosting the parent zone of that domain name. - Zonemaster send multiple DNS queries to the name servers hosting the domain name being tested and also to the name servers hosting the parent zone of that domain name. + + Zonemaster sends multiple DNS queries to the name servers hosting the domain name being tested and also to the name servers hosting the parent zone of that domain name. + Zonemaster sends multiple DNS queries to the name servers hosting the domain name being tested and also to the name servers hosting the parent zone of that domain name. faq answer @@ -518,9 +518,9 @@ How come my domain name cannot be tested? faq answer - - There are several possibilities: - There are several possibilities: + + There are several possibilities. + There are several possibilities. faq answer @@ -533,14 +533,14 @@ Your domain name is not reachable from public Internet. faq answer - - Zonemaster can only test what is called a DNS zone (e.g. 'zonemaster.net') and not host names (e.g. 'www.zonemaster.net') - Zonemaster can only test what is called a DNS zone (e.g. 'zonemaster.net') and not host names (e.g. 'www.zonemaster.net') + + Zonemaster can only test what is called a DNS zone, for example 'zonemaster.net', and not host names, like 'www.zonemaster.net'. + Zonemaster can only test what is called a DNS zone, for example 'zonemaster.net', and not host names, like 'www.zonemaster.net'. faq answer - - There is a 10 minutes protection between consecutive tests for a given domain name (with same test parameters). Running a test within that window will instead show the last available test for that domain name (and parameters). - There is a 10 minutes protection between consecutive tests for a given domain name (with same test parameters). Running a test within that window will instead show the last available test for that domain name (and parameters). + + There is a 10 minutes protection between consecutive tests for a given domain name, with same test parameters. Running a test within that window will instead show the last available test for that domain name, and parameters. + There is a 10 minutes protection between consecutive tests for a given domain name, with same test parameters. Running a test within that window will instead show the last available test for that domain name, and parameters. faq answer @@ -558,19 +558,14 @@ What is an undelegated domain test? faq answer - - An undelegated domain test is a test performed on a domain name that may, or may not, be fully published in the DNS. This can be quite useful if one is going to migrate one's domain from one registrar to another, e.g., migrate zone 'example.com' from the name server 'ns.example.com' to the name server 'ns.example.org'. In this scenario one could perform an undelegated domain test providing the zone ('example.com') and the name server you are migrating to ('ns.example.org') before you migrate your domain. When the results of the test doesn't show any errors or warnings one can be fairly certain that the domain's new location is working well. However there might still be other problems in the zone data itself that this test is unaware of. - An undelegated domain test is a test performed on a domain name that may, or may not, be fully published in the DNS. This can be quite useful if one is going to migrate one's domain from one registrar to another, e.g., migrate zone 'example.com' from the name server 'ns.example.com' to the name server 'ns.example.org'. In this scenario one could perform an undelegated domain test providing the zone ('example.com') and the name server you are migrating to ('ns.example.org') before you migrate your domain. When the results of the test doesn't show any errors or warnings one can be fairly certain that the domain's new location is working well. However there might still be other problems in the zone data itself that this test is unaware of. - faq answer - Does Zonemaster support IPv6? Does Zonemaster support IPv6? faq question - - Yes. By default Zonemaster will query name servers both over IPv4 and IPv6, unless explicitly configured otherwise. Such configuration is accessible through the "Options" button. - Yes. By default Zonemaster will query name servers both over IPv4 and IPv6, unless explicitly configured otherwise. Such configuration is accessible through the "Options" button. + + Yes. By default Zonemaster will query name servers both over IPv4 and IPv6, unless explicitly configured otherwise. Such configuration is accessible through the "Show options" button. + Yes. By default Zonemaster will query name servers both over IPv4 and IPv6, unless explicitly configured otherwise. Such configuration is accessible through the "Show options" button. faq answer @@ -588,9 +583,9 @@ Can I test the DS records before they are published? faq question - - Yes. Use the "Options" button and there add the Delegation Signer (DS) records to be tested. Zonemaster will then use those in the same way as if they were already added in the parent zone. - Yes. Use the "Options" button and there add the Delegation Signer (DS) records to be tested. Zonemaster will then use those in the same way as if they were already added in the parent zone. + + Yes. Use the "Show options" button and there add the Delegation Signer (DS) records to be tested. Zonemaster will then use those in the same way as if they were already added in the parent zone. + Yes. Use the "Show options" button and there add the Delegation Signer (DS) records to be tested. Zonemaster will then use those in the same way as if they were already added in the parent zone. faq answer @@ -608,14 +603,14 @@ Examples: faq answer - - For IPv4 prefix '198.51.100.0/24': 100.51.198.in-addr.arpa - For IPv4 prefix '198.51.100.0/24': 100.51.198.in-addr.arpa + + for IPv4 prefix '198.51.100.0/24': 100.51.198.in-addr.arpa; + for IPv4 prefix '198.51.100.0/24': 100.51.198.in-addr.arpa; faq answer - - For IPv6 prefix '2001:db8::/32': 8.b.d.0.1.0.0.2.ip6.arpa - For IPv6 prefix '2001:db8::/32': 8.b.d.0.1.0.0.2.ip6.arpa + + for IPv6 prefix '2001:db8::/32': 8.b.d.0.1.0.0.2.ip6.arpa. + for IPv6 prefix '2001:db8::/32': 8.b.d.0.1.0.0.2.ip6.arpa. faq answer @@ -703,9 +698,9 @@ Expand all modules result filter messages - - The descriptions of message levels such as notice, warning and error are found in Severity Level Definitions. - The descriptions of message levels such as notice, warning and error are found in Severity Level Definitions. + + The descriptions of message levels such as NOTICE, WARNING and ERROR are found in Severity Level Definitions. + The descriptions of message levels such as NOTICE, WARNING and ERROR are found in Severity Level Definitions. faq answer @@ -716,99 +711,178 @@ Created on result test metadata - - Zonemaster is a program designed to help people check, measure and hopefully also understand how the DNS (Domain Name System) works. + + Show options + form options + + + Hide options + form options + + + Name of nameserver # + form label + + + Address of nameserver # + form label + + + Key tag of DS record # + form label + + + Algorithm of DS record # + form label + + + Digest type of DS record # + form label + + + Digest of DS record # + form label + + + Zonemaster is a software package that validates the quality of a DNS delegation. faq answer - - It consists of several components: + + The ambition of the Zonemaster project is to develop and maintain an open source DNS validation tool, offering improved performance over existing tools and providing extensive documentation which could be re-used by similar projects in the future. faq answer - - Engine - a test framework that supports all functionality to perform DNS tests. + + Zonemaster consists of several modules or components: faq answer - - CLI - a command-line interface to the Engine. + + Engine, a test framework that supports all functionality to perform DNS tests; faq answer - - Bakend - a server that allows you to run Zonemaster tests and save results using a JSON-RPC API and a database. + + CLI, a command-line interface to the Engine; faq answer - - GUI - a web interface to the Backend. + + Backend, a server that allows you to run Zonemaster tests and save results using a JSON-RPC API and a database; faq answer - - When a domain name (such as 'zonemaster.net') is submitted to Zonemaster (using CLI or GUI), it will verify the domain name’s general health with a series of tests. The tests conducted by Zonemaster can be found in the Defined Test Cases document. + + GUI, a web interface to the Backend. faq answer - - Users who are knowledgable about the DNS protocol. + + The components will help different types of users to check domain servers for configuration errors and generate a report that will assist in fixing the errors. faq answer - - Secondly, all tests that Zonemaster runs are defined in Test Case specifications that can be found in the Defined Test Cases document. + + DNS administrators, experts and beginners alike, who want to check their DNS configuration; faq answer - - Thirdly, Zonemaster can be used to test undelegated domain names. See Question 12. + + All tests that Zonemaster runs are defined in the Test Case Specification documents that can be found in the Test Case Specification documents. faq answer - Thirdly, Zonemaster can be used to test undelegated domain names. See Question 12. - - Fourthly, Zonemaster can be used to test DS records before their publication in the parent zone (which is required to enable DNSSEC for a signed zone). See Question 13. + + Zonemaster can be used to test undelegated domain names. faq answer - Fourthly, Zonemaster can be used to test DS records before their publication in the parent zone (which is required to enable DNSSEC for a signed zone). See Question 13. - - The judgement of Zonemaster is primarily based on the DNS standards as defined in RFCs. It also bases its judgement on DNS best practices, which can be more loosely defined. All Zonemaster tests are defined in Test Case Specifications in which the references to the standard documents for that test case are found. + + Zonemaster can be used to test DS records before their publication in the parent zone. faq answer - - The GUI interface of Zonemaster does not show any queries sent, only the CLI interface can. If you want to see such queries, you will have to locally install a minimally working Zonemaster instance with both the Engine and CLI components (a Docker image is also available). Queries sent can be shown using the 'DEBUG' level option. Fair warning, the output from the CLI can be quite heavy. For more information see Using The CLI. + + The judgement of Zonemaster is primarily based on the DNS standards as defined in RFCs. It also bases its judgement on DNS best practices, which can be more loosely defined. faq answer - - Since Zonemaster.net is open to everyone it is possible for anyone to check your domain and its history of tests. However there is no way to tell who has run a specific test since nothing more than the test parameters and results are stored. Specifically, no cookies or information on the user's IP address is stored in the database. The user who initiated the test cannot be traced back from the information in the database. + + All Zonemaster tests are defined in the Test Case Specification documents in which the references to the standard documents for each test case are found. faq answer - - It depends on which test failed for your domain name. Each test are accompanied with one or several messages describing the issues found. You can also get further insight about each test from the Defined Test Cases document. + + The web interface of Zonemaster does not show the queries that were sent, only the CLI interface can. If you want to see such queries, you will have to locally install a minimally working Zonemaster instance with both the Engine and CLI components. See the CLI installation document for more information, or if you prefer a Docker image is also available. faq answer - - Show options - form options + + Queries sent can be shown using the 'DEBUG' level option. Fair warning, the output from the CLI can be quite heavy. For more information see CLI usage documentation. + faq answer - - Hide options - form options + + Nothing besides the test domain, other test parameters and the result is stored in the database. Specifically we do not store any information that could link a test to the user who initiated it. + faq answer - - Name of nameserver # - form label + + However, since zonemaster.net, like other public instances, is open to everyone, it is possible for anyone to test your domain and view its history of tests. + faq answer - - Address of nameserver # - form label + + It depends on which test failed for your domain name. Each test is accompanied with one or several messages describing the issues found. + faq answer - - Key tag of DS record # - form label + + You can also get further insight about each test from the Test Case Specification documents. + faq answer - - Algorithm of DS record # - form label + + An undelegated domain test is a test performed on a domain name that may, or may not, be fully published in the DNS. + faq answer - - Digest type of DS record # - form label + + This can be quite useful if one is going to migrate one's domain from one registrar to another, for example, migrate zone 'example.com' from the name server 'ns.example.com' to the name server 'ns.example.org'. In this scenario one could perform an undelegated domain test providing the zone ('example.com') and the name server you are migrating to ('ns.example.org') before you migrate your domain. + faq answer - - Digest of DS record # - form label + + When the results of the test doesn't show any errors or warnings one can be fairly certain that the domain's new location is working well. However there might still be other problems in the zone data itself that this test is unaware of. + faq answer + + + The keytag must be a positive integer between 0 and 65535 + form error + + + Info + + + Notice + + + Warning + + + Error + + + Critical + + + System + + + Basic + + + Address + + + Connectivity + + + Consistency + + + Delegation + + + DNSSEC + + + Nameserver + + + Syntax + + + Zone diff --git a/src/locale/messages.es.xlf b/src/locale/messages.es.xlf index 277e900f..b57ed574 100644 --- a/src/locale/messages.es.xlf +++ b/src/locale/messages.es.xlf @@ -324,10 +324,10 @@ - + - + @@ -443,9 +443,9 @@ Who is behind Zonemaster? faq question - - Zonemaster is a joint project between AFNIC (registry of '.fr' TLD and several other TLDs, e.g. '.re', '.pm', '.tf', '.wf', '.yt' and '.paris') and The Swedish Internet Foundation (registry of '.se' and '.nu' TLDs). - Zonemaster is a joint project between AFNIC (registry of '.fr' TLD and several other TLDs, e.g. '.re', '.pm', '.tf', '.wf', '.yt' and '.paris') and The Swedish Internet Foundation (registry of '.se' and '.nu' TLDs). + + Zonemaster is a joint project between AFNIC, the registry of '.fr' TLD and several other TLDs like '.re', '.pm', '.tf', '.wf', '.yt' and '.paris', and The Swedish Internet Foundation, the registry of '.se' and '.nu' TLDs. + Zonemaster is a joint project between AFNIC, the registry of '.fr' TLD and several other TLDs like '.re', '.pm', '.tf', '.wf', '.yt' and '.paris', and The Swedish Internet Foundation, the registry of '.se' and '.nu' TLDs. faq answer @@ -458,9 +458,9 @@ The Zonemaster tool could help different kind of users: faq answer - - Users who just want to know whether the domain name they own or use have any issues or not. - Users who just want to know whether the domain name they own or use have any issues or not. + + users who want to know whether the domain name they own or use have any issues or not. + users who want to know whether the domain name they own or use have any issues or not. faq answer @@ -473,14 +473,14 @@ What makes Zonemaster different from other DNS zone validating software? faq question - - Firstly, Zonemaster saves all history from earlier tests based on the tested domain name, which means you can go back to a test you did some time ago and compare it to the test you ran just a moment ago. - Firstly, Zonemaster saves all history from earlier tests based on the tested domain name, which means you can go back to a test you did some time ago and compare it to the test you ran just a moment ago. + + Zonemaster saves all history from earlier tests based on the tested domain name, which means you can go back to a test you did some time ago and compare it to the test you ran just a moment ago. + Zonemaster saves all history from earlier tests based on the tested domain name, which means you can go back to a test you did some time ago and compare it to the test you ran just a moment ago. faq answer - - Lastly, this open source version of Zonemaster was built using modular code which basically means that you can integrate parts of it in your own systems, if you wish. For example, it is quite rare that you would want a complete program just to check for redelegations. - Lastly, this open source version of Zonemaster was built using modular code which basically means that you can integrate parts of it in your own systems, if you wish. For example, it is quite rare that you would want a complete program just to check for redelegations. + + This open source version of Zonemaster was built using modular code which basically means that you can integrate parts of it in your own systems, if you wish. For example, it is quite rare that you would want a complete program just to check for redelegations. + This open source version of Zonemaster was built using modular code which basically means that you can integrate parts of it in your own systems, if you wish. For example, it is quite rare that you would want a complete program just to check for redelegations. faq answer @@ -493,14 +493,14 @@ Sometimes there are different interpretations of the standards or opinions on what is best practice, and the Zonemaster team is always open to input. If you think we have made a mistake in our judgement please do not hesitate to send us an email at zonemaster-users@lists.iis.se (moderated mailing list) with a link to your test result and an explanation as to why you think it shows something that you consider incorrect. faq answer - - What kind of queries does Zonemaster generate? - What kind of queries does Zonemaster generate? + + What kind of DNS queries does Zonemaster generate? + What kind of DNS queries does Zonemaster generate? faq question - - Zonemaster send multiple DNS queries to the name servers hosting the domain name being tested and also to the name servers hosting the parent zone of that domain name. - Zonemaster send multiple DNS queries to the name servers hosting the domain name being tested and also to the name servers hosting the parent zone of that domain name. + + Zonemaster sends multiple DNS queries to the name servers hosting the domain name being tested and also to the name servers hosting the parent zone of that domain name. + Zonemaster sends multiple DNS queries to the name servers hosting the domain name being tested and also to the name servers hosting the parent zone of that domain name. faq answer @@ -518,9 +518,9 @@ How come my domain name cannot be tested? faq answer - - There are several possibilities: - There are several possibilities: + + There are several possibilities. + There are several possibilities. faq answer @@ -533,14 +533,14 @@ Your domain name is not reachable from public Internet. faq answer - - Zonemaster can only test what is called a DNS zone (e.g. 'zonemaster.net') and not host names (e.g. 'www.zonemaster.net') - Zonemaster can only test what is called a DNS zone (e.g. 'zonemaster.net') and not host names (e.g. 'www.zonemaster.net') + + Zonemaster can only test what is called a DNS zone, for example 'zonemaster.net', and not host names, like 'www.zonemaster.net'. + Zonemaster can only test what is called a DNS zone, for example 'zonemaster.net', and not host names, like 'www.zonemaster.net'. faq answer - - There is a 10 minutes protection between consecutive tests for a given domain name (with same test parameters). Running a test within that window will instead show the last available test for that domain name (and parameters). - There is a 10 minutes protection between consecutive tests for a given domain name (with same test parameters). Running a test within that window will instead show the last available test for that domain name (and parameters). + + There is a 10 minutes protection between consecutive tests for a given domain name, with same test parameters. Running a test within that window will instead show the last available test for that domain name, and parameters. + There is a 10 minutes protection between consecutive tests for a given domain name, with same test parameters. Running a test within that window will instead show the last available test for that domain name, and parameters. faq answer @@ -558,19 +558,14 @@ What is an undelegated domain test? faq answer - - An undelegated domain test is a test performed on a domain name that may, or may not, be fully published in the DNS. This can be quite useful if one is going to migrate one's domain from one registrar to another, e.g., migrate zone 'example.com' from the name server 'ns.example.com' to the name server 'ns.example.org'. In this scenario one could perform an undelegated domain test providing the zone ('example.com') and the name server you are migrating to ('ns.example.org') before you migrate your domain. When the results of the test doesn't show any errors or warnings one can be fairly certain that the domain's new location is working well. However there might still be other problems in the zone data itself that this test is unaware of. - An undelegated domain test is a test performed on a domain name that may, or may not, be fully published in the DNS. This can be quite useful if one is going to migrate one's domain from one registrar to another, e.g., migrate zone 'example.com' from the name server 'ns.example.com' to the name server 'ns.example.org'. In this scenario one could perform an undelegated domain test providing the zone ('example.com') and the name server you are migrating to ('ns.example.org') before you migrate your domain. When the results of the test doesn't show any errors or warnings one can be fairly certain that the domain's new location is working well. However there might still be other problems in the zone data itself that this test is unaware of. - faq answer - Does Zonemaster support IPv6? Does Zonemaster support IPv6? faq question - - Yes. By default Zonemaster will query name servers both over IPv4 and IPv6, unless explicitly configured otherwise. Such configuration is accessible through the "Options" button. - Yes. By default Zonemaster will query name servers both over IPv4 and IPv6, unless explicitly configured otherwise. Such configuration is accessible through the "Options" button. + + Yes. By default Zonemaster will query name servers both over IPv4 and IPv6, unless explicitly configured otherwise. Such configuration is accessible through the "Show options" button. + Yes. By default Zonemaster will query name servers both over IPv4 and IPv6, unless explicitly configured otherwise. Such configuration is accessible through the "Show options" button. faq answer @@ -588,9 +583,9 @@ Can I test the DS records before they are published? faq question - - Yes. Use the "Options" button and there add the Delegation Signer (DS) records to be tested. Zonemaster will then use those in the same way as if they were already added in the parent zone. - Yes. Use the "Options" button and there add the Delegation Signer (DS) records to be tested. Zonemaster will then use those in the same way as if they were already added in the parent zone. + + Yes. Use the "Show options" button and there add the Delegation Signer (DS) records to be tested. Zonemaster will then use those in the same way as if they were already added in the parent zone. + Yes. Use the "Show options" button and there add the Delegation Signer (DS) records to be tested. Zonemaster will then use those in the same way as if they were already added in the parent zone. faq answer @@ -608,14 +603,14 @@ Examples: faq answer - - For IPv4 prefix '198.51.100.0/24': 100.51.198.in-addr.arpa - For IPv4 prefix '198.51.100.0/24': 100.51.198.in-addr.arpa + + for IPv4 prefix '198.51.100.0/24': 100.51.198.in-addr.arpa; + for IPv4 prefix '198.51.100.0/24': 100.51.198.in-addr.arpa; faq answer - - For IPv6 prefix '2001:db8::/32': 8.b.d.0.1.0.0.2.ip6.arpa - For IPv6 prefix '2001:db8::/32': 8.b.d.0.1.0.0.2.ip6.arpa + + for IPv6 prefix '2001:db8::/32': 8.b.d.0.1.0.0.2.ip6.arpa. + for IPv6 prefix '2001:db8::/32': 8.b.d.0.1.0.0.2.ip6.arpa. faq answer @@ -703,9 +698,9 @@ Expand all modules result filter messages - - The descriptions of message levels such as notice, warning and error are found in Severity Level Definitions. - The descriptions of message levels such as notice, warning and error are found in Severity Level Definitions. + + The descriptions of message levels such as NOTICE, WARNING and ERROR are found in Severity Level Definitions. + The descriptions of message levels such as NOTICE, WARNING and ERROR are found in Severity Level Definitions. faq answer @@ -716,99 +711,178 @@ Created on result test metadata - - Zonemaster is a program designed to help people check, measure and hopefully also understand how the DNS (Domain Name System) works. + + Show options + form options + + + Hide options + form options + + + Name of nameserver # + form label + + + Address of nameserver # + form label + + + Key tag of DS record # + form label + + + Algorithm of DS record # + form label + + + Digest type of DS record # + form label + + + Digest of DS record # + form label + + + Zonemaster is a software package that validates the quality of a DNS delegation. faq answer - - It consists of several components: + + The ambition of the Zonemaster project is to develop and maintain an open source DNS validation tool, offering improved performance over existing tools and providing extensive documentation which could be re-used by similar projects in the future. faq answer - - Engine - a test framework that supports all functionality to perform DNS tests. + + Zonemaster consists of several modules or components: faq answer - - CLI - a command-line interface to the Engine. + + Engine, a test framework that supports all functionality to perform DNS tests; faq answer - - Bakend - a server that allows you to run Zonemaster tests and save results using a JSON-RPC API and a database. + + CLI, a command-line interface to the Engine; faq answer - - GUI - a web interface to the Backend. + + Backend, a server that allows you to run Zonemaster tests and save results using a JSON-RPC API and a database; faq answer - - When a domain name (such as 'zonemaster.net') is submitted to Zonemaster (using CLI or GUI), it will verify the domain name’s general health with a series of tests. The tests conducted by Zonemaster can be found in the Defined Test Cases document. + + GUI, a web interface to the Backend. faq answer - - Users who are knowledgable about the DNS protocol. + + The components will help different types of users to check domain servers for configuration errors and generate a report that will assist in fixing the errors. faq answer - - Secondly, all tests that Zonemaster runs are defined in Test Case specifications that can be found in the Defined Test Cases document. + + DNS administrators, experts and beginners alike, who want to check their DNS configuration; faq answer - - Thirdly, Zonemaster can be used to test undelegated domain names. See Question 12. + + All tests that Zonemaster runs are defined in the Test Case Specification documents that can be found in the Test Case Specification documents. faq answer - Thirdly, Zonemaster can be used to test undelegated domain names. See Question 12. - - Fourthly, Zonemaster can be used to test DS records before their publication in the parent zone (which is required to enable DNSSEC for a signed zone). See Question 13. + + Zonemaster can be used to test undelegated domain names. faq answer - Fourthly, Zonemaster can be used to test DS records before their publication in the parent zone (which is required to enable DNSSEC for a signed zone). See Question 13. - - The judgement of Zonemaster is primarily based on the DNS standards as defined in RFCs. It also bases its judgement on DNS best practices, which can be more loosely defined. All Zonemaster tests are defined in Test Case Specifications in which the references to the standard documents for that test case are found. + + Zonemaster can be used to test DS records before their publication in the parent zone. faq answer - - The GUI interface of Zonemaster does not show any queries sent, only the CLI interface can. If you want to see such queries, you will have to locally install a minimally working Zonemaster instance with both the Engine and CLI components (a Docker image is also available). Queries sent can be shown using the 'DEBUG' level option. Fair warning, the output from the CLI can be quite heavy. For more information see Using The CLI. + + The judgement of Zonemaster is primarily based on the DNS standards as defined in RFCs. It also bases its judgement on DNS best practices, which can be more loosely defined. faq answer - - Since Zonemaster.net is open to everyone it is possible for anyone to check your domain and its history of tests. However there is no way to tell who has run a specific test since nothing more than the test parameters and results are stored. Specifically, no cookies or information on the user's IP address is stored in the database. The user who initiated the test cannot be traced back from the information in the database. + + All Zonemaster tests are defined in the Test Case Specification documents in which the references to the standard documents for each test case are found. faq answer - - It depends on which test failed for your domain name. Each test are accompanied with one or several messages describing the issues found. You can also get further insight about each test from the Defined Test Cases document. + + The web interface of Zonemaster does not show the queries that were sent, only the CLI interface can. If you want to see such queries, you will have to locally install a minimally working Zonemaster instance with both the Engine and CLI components. See the CLI installation document for more information, or if you prefer a Docker image is also available. faq answer - - Show options - form options + + Queries sent can be shown using the 'DEBUG' level option. Fair warning, the output from the CLI can be quite heavy. For more information see CLI usage documentation. + faq answer - - Hide options - form options + + Nothing besides the test domain, other test parameters and the result is stored in the database. Specifically we do not store any information that could link a test to the user who initiated it. + faq answer - - Name of nameserver # - form label + + However, since zonemaster.net, like other public instances, is open to everyone, it is possible for anyone to test your domain and view its history of tests. + faq answer - - Address of nameserver # - form label + + It depends on which test failed for your domain name. Each test is accompanied with one or several messages describing the issues found. + faq answer - - Key tag of DS record # - form label + + You can also get further insight about each test from the Test Case Specification documents. + faq answer - - Algorithm of DS record # - form label + + An undelegated domain test is a test performed on a domain name that may, or may not, be fully published in the DNS. + faq answer - - Digest type of DS record # - form label + + This can be quite useful if one is going to migrate one's domain from one registrar to another, for example, migrate zone 'example.com' from the name server 'ns.example.com' to the name server 'ns.example.org'. In this scenario one could perform an undelegated domain test providing the zone ('example.com') and the name server you are migrating to ('ns.example.org') before you migrate your domain. + faq answer - - Digest of DS record # - form label + + When the results of the test doesn't show any errors or warnings one can be fairly certain that the domain's new location is working well. However there might still be other problems in the zone data itself that this test is unaware of. + faq answer + + + The keytag must be a positive integer between 0 and 65535 + form error + + + Info + + + Notice + + + Warning + + + Error + + + Critical + + + System + + + Basic + + + Address + + + Connectivity + + + Consistency + + + Delegation + + + DNSSEC + + + Nameserver + + + Syntax + + + Zone diff --git a/src/locale/messages.fi.xlf b/src/locale/messages.fi.xlf index 3a27a3a4..1ad12676 100644 --- a/src/locale/messages.fi.xlf +++ b/src/locale/messages.fi.xlf @@ -324,10 +324,10 @@ - + - + @@ -443,9 +443,9 @@ Who is behind Zonemaster? faq question - - Zonemaster is a joint project between AFNIC (registry of '.fr' TLD and several other TLDs, e.g. '.re', '.pm', '.tf', '.wf', '.yt' and '.paris') and The Swedish Internet Foundation (registry of '.se' and '.nu' TLDs). - Zonemaster is a joint project between AFNIC (registry of '.fr' TLD and several other TLDs, e.g. '.re', '.pm', '.tf', '.wf', '.yt' and '.paris') and The Swedish Internet Foundation (registry of '.se' and '.nu' TLDs). + + Zonemaster is a joint project between AFNIC, the registry of '.fr' TLD and several other TLDs like '.re', '.pm', '.tf', '.wf', '.yt' and '.paris', and The Swedish Internet Foundation, the registry of '.se' and '.nu' TLDs. + Zonemaster is a joint project between AFNIC, the registry of '.fr' TLD and several other TLDs like '.re', '.pm', '.tf', '.wf', '.yt' and '.paris', and The Swedish Internet Foundation, the registry of '.se' and '.nu' TLDs. faq answer @@ -458,9 +458,9 @@ The Zonemaster tool could help different kind of users: faq answer - - Users who just want to know whether the domain name they own or use have any issues or not. - Users who just want to know whether the domain name they own or use have any issues or not. + + users who want to know whether the domain name they own or use have any issues or not. + users who want to know whether the domain name they own or use have any issues or not. faq answer @@ -473,14 +473,14 @@ What makes Zonemaster different from other DNS zone validating software? faq question - - Firstly, Zonemaster saves all history from earlier tests based on the tested domain name, which means you can go back to a test you did some time ago and compare it to the test you ran just a moment ago. - Firstly, Zonemaster saves all history from earlier tests based on the tested domain name, which means you can go back to a test you did some time ago and compare it to the test you ran just a moment ago. + + Zonemaster saves all history from earlier tests based on the tested domain name, which means you can go back to a test you did some time ago and compare it to the test you ran just a moment ago. + Zonemaster saves all history from earlier tests based on the tested domain name, which means you can go back to a test you did some time ago and compare it to the test you ran just a moment ago. faq answer - - Lastly, this open source version of Zonemaster was built using modular code which basically means that you can integrate parts of it in your own systems, if you wish. For example, it is quite rare that you would want a complete program just to check for redelegations. - Lastly, this open source version of Zonemaster was built using modular code which basically means that you can integrate parts of it in your own systems, if you wish. For example, it is quite rare that you would want a complete program just to check for redelegations. + + This open source version of Zonemaster was built using modular code which basically means that you can integrate parts of it in your own systems, if you wish. For example, it is quite rare that you would want a complete program just to check for redelegations. + This open source version of Zonemaster was built using modular code which basically means that you can integrate parts of it in your own systems, if you wish. For example, it is quite rare that you would want a complete program just to check for redelegations. faq answer @@ -493,14 +493,14 @@ Sometimes there are different interpretations of the standards or opinions on what is best practice, and the Zonemaster team is always open to input. If you think we have made a mistake in our judgement please do not hesitate to send us an email at zonemaster-users@lists.iis.se (moderated mailing list) with a link to your test result and an explanation as to why you think it shows something that you consider incorrect. faq answer - - What kind of queries does Zonemaster generate? - What kind of queries does Zonemaster generate? + + What kind of DNS queries does Zonemaster generate? + What kind of DNS queries does Zonemaster generate? faq question - - Zonemaster send multiple DNS queries to the name servers hosting the domain name being tested and also to the name servers hosting the parent zone of that domain name. - Zonemaster send multiple DNS queries to the name servers hosting the domain name being tested and also to the name servers hosting the parent zone of that domain name. + + Zonemaster sends multiple DNS queries to the name servers hosting the domain name being tested and also to the name servers hosting the parent zone of that domain name. + Zonemaster sends multiple DNS queries to the name servers hosting the domain name being tested and also to the name servers hosting the parent zone of that domain name. faq answer @@ -518,9 +518,9 @@ How come my domain name cannot be tested? faq answer - - There are several possibilities: - There are several possibilities: + + There are several possibilities. + There are several possibilities. faq answer @@ -533,14 +533,14 @@ Your domain name is not reachable from public Internet. faq answer - - Zonemaster can only test what is called a DNS zone (e.g. 'zonemaster.net') and not host names (e.g. 'www.zonemaster.net') - Zonemaster can only test what is called a DNS zone (e.g. 'zonemaster.net') and not host names (e.g. 'www.zonemaster.net') + + Zonemaster can only test what is called a DNS zone, for example 'zonemaster.net', and not host names, like 'www.zonemaster.net'. + Zonemaster can only test what is called a DNS zone, for example 'zonemaster.net', and not host names, like 'www.zonemaster.net'. faq answer - - There is a 10 minutes protection between consecutive tests for a given domain name (with same test parameters). Running a test within that window will instead show the last available test for that domain name (and parameters). - There is a 10 minutes protection between consecutive tests for a given domain name (with same test parameters). Running a test within that window will instead show the last available test for that domain name (and parameters). + + There is a 10 minutes protection between consecutive tests for a given domain name, with same test parameters. Running a test within that window will instead show the last available test for that domain name, and parameters. + There is a 10 minutes protection between consecutive tests for a given domain name, with same test parameters. Running a test within that window will instead show the last available test for that domain name, and parameters. faq answer @@ -558,19 +558,14 @@ What is an undelegated domain test? faq answer - - An undelegated domain test is a test performed on a domain name that may, or may not, be fully published in the DNS. This can be quite useful if one is going to migrate one's domain from one registrar to another, e.g., migrate zone 'example.com' from the name server 'ns.example.com' to the name server 'ns.example.org'. In this scenario one could perform an undelegated domain test providing the zone ('example.com') and the name server you are migrating to ('ns.example.org') before you migrate your domain. When the results of the test doesn't show any errors or warnings one can be fairly certain that the domain's new location is working well. However there might still be other problems in the zone data itself that this test is unaware of. - An undelegated domain test is a test performed on a domain name that may, or may not, be fully published in the DNS. This can be quite useful if one is going to migrate one's domain from one registrar to another, e.g., migrate zone 'example.com' from the name server 'ns.example.com' to the name server 'ns.example.org'. In this scenario one could perform an undelegated domain test providing the zone ('example.com') and the name server you are migrating to ('ns.example.org') before you migrate your domain. When the results of the test doesn't show any errors or warnings one can be fairly certain that the domain's new location is working well. However there might still be other problems in the zone data itself that this test is unaware of. - faq answer - Does Zonemaster support IPv6? Does Zonemaster support IPv6? faq question - - Yes. By default Zonemaster will query name servers both over IPv4 and IPv6, unless explicitly configured otherwise. Such configuration is accessible through the "Options" button. - Yes. By default Zonemaster will query name servers both over IPv4 and IPv6, unless explicitly configured otherwise. Such configuration is accessible through the "Options" button. + + Yes. By default Zonemaster will query name servers both over IPv4 and IPv6, unless explicitly configured otherwise. Such configuration is accessible through the "Show options" button. + Yes. By default Zonemaster will query name servers both over IPv4 and IPv6, unless explicitly configured otherwise. Such configuration is accessible through the "Show options" button. faq answer @@ -588,9 +583,9 @@ Can I test the DS records before they are published? faq question - - Yes. Use the "Options" button and there add the Delegation Signer (DS) records to be tested. Zonemaster will then use those in the same way as if they were already added in the parent zone. - Yes. Use the "Options" button and there add the Delegation Signer (DS) records to be tested. Zonemaster will then use those in the same way as if they were already added in the parent zone. + + Yes. Use the "Show options" button and there add the Delegation Signer (DS) records to be tested. Zonemaster will then use those in the same way as if they were already added in the parent zone. + Yes. Use the "Show options" button and there add the Delegation Signer (DS) records to be tested. Zonemaster will then use those in the same way as if they were already added in the parent zone. faq answer @@ -608,14 +603,14 @@ Examples: faq answer - - For IPv4 prefix '198.51.100.0/24': 100.51.198.in-addr.arpa - For IPv4 prefix '198.51.100.0/24': 100.51.198.in-addr.arpa + + for IPv4 prefix '198.51.100.0/24': 100.51.198.in-addr.arpa; + for IPv4 prefix '198.51.100.0/24': 100.51.198.in-addr.arpa; faq answer - - For IPv6 prefix '2001:db8::/32': 8.b.d.0.1.0.0.2.ip6.arpa - For IPv6 prefix '2001:db8::/32': 8.b.d.0.1.0.0.2.ip6.arpa + + for IPv6 prefix '2001:db8::/32': 8.b.d.0.1.0.0.2.ip6.arpa. + for IPv6 prefix '2001:db8::/32': 8.b.d.0.1.0.0.2.ip6.arpa. faq answer @@ -703,9 +698,9 @@ Expand all modules result filter messages - - The descriptions of message levels such as notice, warning and error are found in Severity Level Definitions. - The descriptions of message levels such as notice, warning and error are found in Severity Level Definitions. + + The descriptions of message levels such as NOTICE, WARNING and ERROR are found in Severity Level Definitions. + The descriptions of message levels such as NOTICE, WARNING and ERROR are found in Severity Level Definitions. faq answer @@ -716,100 +711,179 @@ Created on result test metadata - - Zonemaster is a program designed to help people check, measure and hopefully also understand how the DNS (Domain Name System) works. + + Show options + form options + + + Hide options + form options + + + Name of nameserver # + form label + + + Address of nameserver # + form label + + + Key tag of DS record # + form label + + + Algorithm of DS record # + form label + + + Digest type of DS record # + form label + + + Digest of DS record # + form label + + + Zonemaster is a software package that validates the quality of a DNS delegation. faq answer - - It consists of several components: + + The ambition of the Zonemaster project is to develop and maintain an open source DNS validation tool, offering improved performance over existing tools and providing extensive documentation which could be re-used by similar projects in the future. faq answer - - Engine - a test framework that supports all functionality to perform DNS tests. + + Zonemaster consists of several modules or components: faq answer - - CLI - a command-line interface to the Engine. + + Engine, a test framework that supports all functionality to perform DNS tests; faq answer - - Bakend - a server that allows you to run Zonemaster tests and save results using a JSON-RPC API and a database. + + CLI, a command-line interface to the Engine; faq answer - - GUI - a web interface to the Backend. + + Backend, a server that allows you to run Zonemaster tests and save results using a JSON-RPC API and a database; faq answer - - When a domain name (such as 'zonemaster.net') is submitted to Zonemaster (using CLI or GUI), it will verify the domain name’s general health with a series of tests. The tests conducted by Zonemaster can be found in the Defined Test Cases document. + + GUI, a web interface to the Backend. faq answer - - Users who are knowledgable about the DNS protocol. + + The components will help different types of users to check domain servers for configuration errors and generate a report that will assist in fixing the errors. faq answer - - Secondly, all tests that Zonemaster runs are defined in Test Case specifications that can be found in the Defined Test Cases document. + + DNS administrators, experts and beginners alike, who want to check their DNS configuration; faq answer - - Thirdly, Zonemaster can be used to test undelegated domain names. See Question 12. + + All tests that Zonemaster runs are defined in the Test Case Specification documents that can be found in the Test Case Specification documents. faq answer - Thirdly, Zonemaster can be used to test undelegated domain names. See Question 12. - - Fourthly, Zonemaster can be used to test DS records before their publication in the parent zone (which is required to enable DNSSEC for a signed zone). See Question 13. + + Zonemaster can be used to test undelegated domain names. faq answer - Fourthly, Zonemaster can be used to test DS records before their publication in the parent zone (which is required to enable DNSSEC for a signed zone). See Question 13. - - The judgement of Zonemaster is primarily based on the DNS standards as defined in RFCs. It also bases its judgement on DNS best practices, which can be more loosely defined. All Zonemaster tests are defined in Test Case Specifications in which the references to the standard documents for that test case are found. + + Zonemaster can be used to test DS records before their publication in the parent zone. faq answer - - The GUI interface of Zonemaster does not show any queries sent, only the CLI interface can. If you want to see such queries, you will have to locally install a minimally working Zonemaster instance with both the Engine and CLI components (a Docker image is also available). Queries sent can be shown using the 'DEBUG' level option. Fair warning, the output from the CLI can be quite heavy. For more information see Using The CLI. + + The judgement of Zonemaster is primarily based on the DNS standards as defined in RFCs. It also bases its judgement on DNS best practices, which can be more loosely defined. faq answer - - Since Zonemaster.net is open to everyone it is possible for anyone to check your domain and its history of tests. However there is no way to tell who has run a specific test since nothing more than the test parameters and results are stored. Specifically, no cookies or information on the user's IP address is stored in the database. The user who initiated the test cannot be traced back from the information in the database. + + All Zonemaster tests are defined in the Test Case Specification documents in which the references to the standard documents for each test case are found. faq answer - - It depends on which test failed for your domain name. Each test are accompanied with one or several messages describing the issues found. You can also get further insight about each test from the Defined Test Cases document. + + The web interface of Zonemaster does not show the queries that were sent, only the CLI interface can. If you want to see such queries, you will have to locally install a minimally working Zonemaster instance with both the Engine and CLI components. See the CLI installation document for more information, or if you prefer a Docker image is also available. faq answer - - Show options - form options + + Queries sent can be shown using the 'DEBUG' level option. Fair warning, the output from the CLI can be quite heavy. For more information see CLI usage documentation. + faq answer - - Hide options - form options + + Nothing besides the test domain, other test parameters and the result is stored in the database. Specifically we do not store any information that could link a test to the user who initiated it. + faq answer - - Name of nameserver # - form label + + However, since zonemaster.net, like other public instances, is open to everyone, it is possible for anyone to test your domain and view its history of tests. + faq answer - - Address of nameserver # - form label + + It depends on which test failed for your domain name. Each test is accompanied with one or several messages describing the issues found. + faq answer - - Key tag of DS record # - form label + + You can also get further insight about each test from the Test Case Specification documents. + faq answer - - Algorithm of DS record # - form label + + An undelegated domain test is a test performed on a domain name that may, or may not, be fully published in the DNS. + faq answer - - Digest type of DS record # - form label + + This can be quite useful if one is going to migrate one's domain from one registrar to another, for example, migrate zone 'example.com' from the name server 'ns.example.com' to the name server 'ns.example.org'. In this scenario one could perform an undelegated domain test providing the zone ('example.com') and the name server you are migrating to ('ns.example.org') before you migrate your domain. + faq answer - - Digest of DS record # - form label + + When the results of the test doesn't show any errors or warnings one can be fairly certain that the domain's new location is working well. However there might still be other problems in the zone data itself that this test is unaware of. + faq answer + + + The keytag must be a positive integer between 0 and 65535 + form error + + + Info + + + Notice + + + Warning + + + Error + + + Critical + + + System + + + Basic + + + Address + + + Connectivity + + + Consistency + + + Delegation + + + DNSSEC + + + Nameserver + + + Syntax + + + Zone - + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/src/locale/messages.fr.xlf b/src/locale/messages.fr.xlf index 67fdb93b..9942c9dd 100644 --- a/src/locale/messages.fr.xlf +++ b/src/locale/messages.fr.xlf @@ -324,9 +324,9 @@ - + - + @@ -938,6 +938,10 @@ Zone Zone + + The keytag must be a positive integer between 0 and 65535 + form error + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/src/locale/messages.nb.xlf b/src/locale/messages.nb.xlf index 055b3a3b..3f3105f4 100644 --- a/src/locale/messages.nb.xlf +++ b/src/locale/messages.nb.xlf @@ -324,10 +324,10 @@ - + - + @@ -443,9 +443,9 @@ Who is behind Zonemaster? faq question - - Zonemaster is a joint project between AFNIC (registry of '.fr' TLD and several other TLDs, e.g. '.re', '.pm', '.tf', '.wf', '.yt' and '.paris') and The Swedish Internet Foundation (registry of '.se' and '.nu' TLDs). - Zonemaster is a joint project between AFNIC (registry of '.fr' TLD and several other TLDs, e.g. '.re', '.pm', '.tf', '.wf', '.yt' and '.paris') and The Swedish Internet Foundation (registry of '.se' and '.nu' TLDs). + + Zonemaster is a joint project between AFNIC, the registry of '.fr' TLD and several other TLDs like '.re', '.pm', '.tf', '.wf', '.yt' and '.paris', and The Swedish Internet Foundation, the registry of '.se' and '.nu' TLDs. + Zonemaster is a joint project between AFNIC, the registry of '.fr' TLD and several other TLDs like '.re', '.pm', '.tf', '.wf', '.yt' and '.paris', and The Swedish Internet Foundation, the registry of '.se' and '.nu' TLDs. faq answer @@ -458,9 +458,9 @@ The Zonemaster tool could help different kind of users: faq answer - - Users who just want to know whether the domain name they own or use have any issues or not. - Users who just want to know whether the domain name they own or use have any issues or not. + + users who want to know whether the domain name they own or use have any issues or not. + users who want to know whether the domain name they own or use have any issues or not. faq answer @@ -473,14 +473,14 @@ What makes Zonemaster different from other DNS zone validating software? faq question - - Firstly, Zonemaster saves all history from earlier tests based on the tested domain name, which means you can go back to a test you did some time ago and compare it to the test you ran just a moment ago. - Firstly, Zonemaster saves all history from earlier tests based on the tested domain name, which means you can go back to a test you did some time ago and compare it to the test you ran just a moment ago. + + Zonemaster saves all history from earlier tests based on the tested domain name, which means you can go back to a test you did some time ago and compare it to the test you ran just a moment ago. + Zonemaster saves all history from earlier tests based on the tested domain name, which means you can go back to a test you did some time ago and compare it to the test you ran just a moment ago. faq answer - - Lastly, this open source version of Zonemaster was built using modular code which basically means that you can integrate parts of it in your own systems, if you wish. For example, it is quite rare that you would want a complete program just to check for redelegations. - Lastly, this open source version of Zonemaster was built using modular code which basically means that you can integrate parts of it in your own systems, if you wish. For example, it is quite rare that you would want a complete program just to check for redelegations. + + This open source version of Zonemaster was built using modular code which basically means that you can integrate parts of it in your own systems, if you wish. For example, it is quite rare that you would want a complete program just to check for redelegations. + This open source version of Zonemaster was built using modular code which basically means that you can integrate parts of it in your own systems, if you wish. For example, it is quite rare that you would want a complete program just to check for redelegations. faq answer @@ -493,14 +493,14 @@ Sometimes there are different interpretations of the standards or opinions on what is best practice, and the Zonemaster team is always open to input. If you think we have made a mistake in our judgement please do not hesitate to send us an email at zonemaster-users@lists.iis.se (moderated mailing list) with a link to your test result and an explanation as to why you think it shows something that you consider incorrect. faq answer - - What kind of queries does Zonemaster generate? - What kind of queries does Zonemaster generate? + + What kind of DNS queries does Zonemaster generate? + What kind of DNS queries does Zonemaster generate? faq question - - Zonemaster send multiple DNS queries to the name servers hosting the domain name being tested and also to the name servers hosting the parent zone of that domain name. - Zonemaster send multiple DNS queries to the name servers hosting the domain name being tested and also to the name servers hosting the parent zone of that domain name. + + Zonemaster sends multiple DNS queries to the name servers hosting the domain name being tested and also to the name servers hosting the parent zone of that domain name. + Zonemaster sends multiple DNS queries to the name servers hosting the domain name being tested and also to the name servers hosting the parent zone of that domain name. faq answer @@ -518,9 +518,9 @@ How come my domain name cannot be tested? faq answer - - There are several possibilities: - There are several possibilities: + + There are several possibilities. + There are several possibilities. faq answer @@ -533,14 +533,14 @@ Your domain name is not reachable from public Internet. faq answer - - Zonemaster can only test what is called a DNS zone (e.g. 'zonemaster.net') and not host names (e.g. 'www.zonemaster.net') - Zonemaster can only test what is called a DNS zone (e.g. 'zonemaster.net') and not host names (e.g. 'www.zonemaster.net') + + Zonemaster can only test what is called a DNS zone, for example 'zonemaster.net', and not host names, like 'www.zonemaster.net'. + Zonemaster can only test what is called a DNS zone, for example 'zonemaster.net', and not host names, like 'www.zonemaster.net'. faq answer - - There is a 10 minutes protection between consecutive tests for a given domain name (with same test parameters). Running a test within that window will instead show the last available test for that domain name (and parameters). - There is a 10 minutes protection between consecutive tests for a given domain name (with same test parameters). Running a test within that window will instead show the last available test for that domain name (and parameters). + + There is a 10 minutes protection between consecutive tests for a given domain name, with same test parameters. Running a test within that window will instead show the last available test for that domain name, and parameters. + There is a 10 minutes protection between consecutive tests for a given domain name, with same test parameters. Running a test within that window will instead show the last available test for that domain name, and parameters. faq answer @@ -558,19 +558,14 @@ What is an undelegated domain test? faq answer - - An undelegated domain test is a test performed on a domain name that may, or may not, be fully published in the DNS. This can be quite useful if one is going to migrate one's domain from one registrar to another, e.g., migrate zone 'example.com' from the name server 'ns.example.com' to the name server 'ns.example.org'. In this scenario one could perform an undelegated domain test providing the zone ('example.com') and the name server you are migrating to ('ns.example.org') before you migrate your domain. When the results of the test doesn't show any errors or warnings one can be fairly certain that the domain's new location is working well. However there might still be other problems in the zone data itself that this test is unaware of. - An undelegated domain test is a test performed on a domain name that may, or may not, be fully published in the DNS. This can be quite useful if one is going to migrate one's domain from one registrar to another, e.g., migrate zone 'example.com' from the name server 'ns.example.com' to the name server 'ns.example.org'. In this scenario one could perform an undelegated domain test providing the zone ('example.com') and the name server you are migrating to ('ns.example.org') before you migrate your domain. When the results of the test doesn't show any errors or warnings one can be fairly certain that the domain's new location is working well. However there might still be other problems in the zone data itself that this test is unaware of. - faq answer - Does Zonemaster support IPv6? Does Zonemaster support IPv6? faq question - - Yes. By default Zonemaster will query name servers both over IPv4 and IPv6, unless explicitly configured otherwise. Such configuration is accessible through the "Options" button. - Yes. By default Zonemaster will query name servers both over IPv4 and IPv6, unless explicitly configured otherwise. Such configuration is accessible through the "Options" button. + + Yes. By default Zonemaster will query name servers both over IPv4 and IPv6, unless explicitly configured otherwise. Such configuration is accessible through the "Show options" button. + Yes. By default Zonemaster will query name servers both over IPv4 and IPv6, unless explicitly configured otherwise. Such configuration is accessible through the "Show options" button. faq answer @@ -588,9 +583,9 @@ Can I test the DS records before they are published? faq question - - Yes. Use the "Options" button and there add the Delegation Signer (DS) records to be tested. Zonemaster will then use those in the same way as if they were already added in the parent zone. - Yes. Use the "Options" button and there add the Delegation Signer (DS) records to be tested. Zonemaster will then use those in the same way as if they were already added in the parent zone. + + Yes. Use the "Show options" button and there add the Delegation Signer (DS) records to be tested. Zonemaster will then use those in the same way as if they were already added in the parent zone. + Yes. Use the "Show options" button and there add the Delegation Signer (DS) records to be tested. Zonemaster will then use those in the same way as if they were already added in the parent zone. faq answer @@ -608,14 +603,14 @@ Examples: faq answer - - For IPv4 prefix '198.51.100.0/24': 100.51.198.in-addr.arpa - For IPv4 prefix '198.51.100.0/24': 100.51.198.in-addr.arpa + + for IPv4 prefix '198.51.100.0/24': 100.51.198.in-addr.arpa; + for IPv4 prefix '198.51.100.0/24': 100.51.198.in-addr.arpa; faq answer - - For IPv6 prefix '2001:db8::/32': 8.b.d.0.1.0.0.2.ip6.arpa - For IPv6 prefix '2001:db8::/32': 8.b.d.0.1.0.0.2.ip6.arpa + + for IPv6 prefix '2001:db8::/32': 8.b.d.0.1.0.0.2.ip6.arpa. + for IPv6 prefix '2001:db8::/32': 8.b.d.0.1.0.0.2.ip6.arpa. faq answer @@ -703,9 +698,9 @@ Expand all modules result filter messages - - The descriptions of message levels such as notice, warning and error are found in Severity Level Definitions. - The descriptions of message levels such as notice, warning and error are found in Severity Level Definitions. + + The descriptions of message levels such as NOTICE, WARNING and ERROR are found in Severity Level Definitions. + The descriptions of message levels such as NOTICE, WARNING and ERROR are found in Severity Level Definitions. faq answer @@ -716,99 +711,178 @@ Created on result test metadata - - Zonemaster is a program designed to help people check, measure and hopefully also understand how the DNS (Domain Name System) works. + + Show options + form options + + + Hide options + form options + + + Name of nameserver # + form label + + + Address of nameserver # + form label + + + Key tag of DS record # + form label + + + Algorithm of DS record # + form label + + + Digest type of DS record # + form label + + + Digest of DS record # + form label + + + Zonemaster is a software package that validates the quality of a DNS delegation. faq answer - - It consists of several components: + + The ambition of the Zonemaster project is to develop and maintain an open source DNS validation tool, offering improved performance over existing tools and providing extensive documentation which could be re-used by similar projects in the future. faq answer - - Engine - a test framework that supports all functionality to perform DNS tests. + + Zonemaster consists of several modules or components: faq answer - - CLI - a command-line interface to the Engine. + + Engine, a test framework that supports all functionality to perform DNS tests; faq answer - - Bakend - a server that allows you to run Zonemaster tests and save results using a JSON-RPC API and a database. + + CLI, a command-line interface to the Engine; faq answer - - GUI - a web interface to the Backend. + + Backend, a server that allows you to run Zonemaster tests and save results using a JSON-RPC API and a database; faq answer - - When a domain name (such as 'zonemaster.net') is submitted to Zonemaster (using CLI or GUI), it will verify the domain name’s general health with a series of tests. The tests conducted by Zonemaster can be found in the Defined Test Cases document. + + GUI, a web interface to the Backend. faq answer - - Users who are knowledgable about the DNS protocol. + + The components will help different types of users to check domain servers for configuration errors and generate a report that will assist in fixing the errors. faq answer - - Secondly, all tests that Zonemaster runs are defined in Test Case specifications that can be found in the Defined Test Cases document. + + DNS administrators, experts and beginners alike, who want to check their DNS configuration; faq answer - - Thirdly, Zonemaster can be used to test undelegated domain names. See Question 12. + + All tests that Zonemaster runs are defined in the Test Case Specification documents that can be found in the Test Case Specification documents. faq answer - Thirdly, Zonemaster can be used to test undelegated domain names. See Question 12. - - Fourthly, Zonemaster can be used to test DS records before their publication in the parent zone (which is required to enable DNSSEC for a signed zone). See Question 13. + + Zonemaster can be used to test undelegated domain names. faq answer - Fourthly, Zonemaster can be used to test DS records before their publication in the parent zone (which is required to enable DNSSEC for a signed zone). See Question 13. - - The judgement of Zonemaster is primarily based on the DNS standards as defined in RFCs. It also bases its judgement on DNS best practices, which can be more loosely defined. All Zonemaster tests are defined in Test Case Specifications in which the references to the standard documents for that test case are found. + + Zonemaster can be used to test DS records before their publication in the parent zone. faq answer - - The GUI interface of Zonemaster does not show any queries sent, only the CLI interface can. If you want to see such queries, you will have to locally install a minimally working Zonemaster instance with both the Engine and CLI components (a Docker image is also available). Queries sent can be shown using the 'DEBUG' level option. Fair warning, the output from the CLI can be quite heavy. For more information see Using The CLI. + + The judgement of Zonemaster is primarily based on the DNS standards as defined in RFCs. It also bases its judgement on DNS best practices, which can be more loosely defined. faq answer - - Since Zonemaster.net is open to everyone it is possible for anyone to check your domain and its history of tests. However there is no way to tell who has run a specific test since nothing more than the test parameters and results are stored. Specifically, no cookies or information on the user's IP address is stored in the database. The user who initiated the test cannot be traced back from the information in the database. + + All Zonemaster tests are defined in the Test Case Specification documents in which the references to the standard documents for each test case are found. faq answer - - It depends on which test failed for your domain name. Each test are accompanied with one or several messages describing the issues found. You can also get further insight about each test from the Defined Test Cases document. + + The web interface of Zonemaster does not show the queries that were sent, only the CLI interface can. If you want to see such queries, you will have to locally install a minimally working Zonemaster instance with both the Engine and CLI components. See the CLI installation document for more information, or if you prefer a Docker image is also available. faq answer - - Show options - form options + + Queries sent can be shown using the 'DEBUG' level option. Fair warning, the output from the CLI can be quite heavy. For more information see CLI usage documentation. + faq answer - - Hide options - form options + + Nothing besides the test domain, other test parameters and the result is stored in the database. Specifically we do not store any information that could link a test to the user who initiated it. + faq answer - - Name of nameserver # - form label + + However, since zonemaster.net, like other public instances, is open to everyone, it is possible for anyone to test your domain and view its history of tests. + faq answer - - Address of nameserver # - form label + + It depends on which test failed for your domain name. Each test is accompanied with one or several messages describing the issues found. + faq answer - - Key tag of DS record # - form label + + You can also get further insight about each test from the Test Case Specification documents. + faq answer - - Algorithm of DS record # - form label + + An undelegated domain test is a test performed on a domain name that may, or may not, be fully published in the DNS. + faq answer - - Digest type of DS record # - form label + + This can be quite useful if one is going to migrate one's domain from one registrar to another, for example, migrate zone 'example.com' from the name server 'ns.example.com' to the name server 'ns.example.org'. In this scenario one could perform an undelegated domain test providing the zone ('example.com') and the name server you are migrating to ('ns.example.org') before you migrate your domain. + faq answer - - Digest of DS record # - form label + + When the results of the test doesn't show any errors or warnings one can be fairly certain that the domain's new location is working well. However there might still be other problems in the zone data itself that this test is unaware of. + faq answer + + + The keytag must be a positive integer between 0 and 65535 + form error + + + Info + + + Notice + + + Warning + + + Error + + + Critical + + + System + + + Basic + + + Address + + + Connectivity + + + Consistency + + + Delegation + + + DNSSEC + + + Nameserver + + + Syntax + + + Zone diff --git a/src/locale/messages.sl.xlf b/src/locale/messages.sl.xlf new file mode 100755 index 00000000..60d9b11f --- /dev/null +++ b/src/locale/messages.sl.xlf @@ -0,0 +1,834 @@ + + + + + + Using Zonemaster + O Zonemaster + faq section header + + + Algorithm + Algoritem + form label + + + Algorithm required + Algoritem je obvezen + form error + + + All + Vse + history button + + + Digest + Izvleček + form label + + + Digest required + Izvleček je obvezen + form error + + + Digest type + Tip izvlečka + form label + + + Digest type required + Tip izvlečka je obvezen + form error + + + Disable IPv4 + Onemogoči IPv4 + form label + + + Disable IPv6 + Onemogoči IPv6 + form label + + + Domain name + Domena + form label + + + Domain name required + Domena je obvezna + form error + + + Error during parent data fetching. + Napaka med pridobivanjem podatkov. + + + Export + Izvozi + result button + + + FAQ + FAQ + + + History + Zgodovina + result button + + + History information request is in progress. + Pridobivanje zgodovine v teku. + + + Keytag + Keytag + form label + + + Keytag required + Keytag je obvezen + form error + + + Nameservers + Imenski strežniki + form section + + + No data for this test. + Ni podatkov za ta test. + + + (optional) + Možnosti + form info + + + Page Not Found + Stran ne obstaja + + + Parent data fetched with success. + Podatki uspešno pridobljeni. + + + Please set the api endpoint + Prosimo nastavite API endpoint + + + Profile + Profil + form label + + + Program versions + Verzija programa + + + System + Ponastavi + + + Results from previous tests are not available. + Rezultati prejšnjega testa niso na voljo. + history info + + + Run a test + Zaženi test + nav link + + + Share + Deli + form button + + + Sorry, there is nothing here! + Pardon, tukaj ni nič ! + + + The message means a very serious error. + Kritično – zelo resna napaka. + result security level description + + + The message means a problem that is very likely (or possibly certain) to negatively affect the function of the zone being tested, but not so severe that the entire zone becomes unresolvable. + Napaka – težava, ki bo najverjetneje negativno vplivala na delovanje testirane cone, toda ni tako resna, da bi povzročila izpad. + result security level description + + + The message is something that may be of interest to the zone's administrator but that definitely does not indicate a problem. + Info – podatek, ki bi lahko bil zanimiv za administratorja cone, zagotovo pa ne nakazuje nobene težave. + result security level description + + + The message means something that should be known by the zone's administrator but that need not necessarily be a problem at all. + Obvestilo - podatek, s katerim bi moral administrator cone biti seznanjen, ne nakazuje pa nobene težave. + result security level description + + + The message means something that will under some circumstances be a problem, but that is unlikely to be noticed by a casual user. + Opozorilo – nekaj, kar bi pod določenimi pogoji lahko povzročilo težave. + result security level description + + + What is an undelegated domain test? + Kaj je test nedelegirane domene? + form info + + + Zonemaster Backend is not available. + Zonemaster Backend ni na razpolago. + + + Delegated + Delegirano + plural delegated + history button + + + Undelegated + Nedelegirano + plural undelegated + history button + + + Undelegated + Nedelegirana + singular undelegated + history info + + + Click to return on the top page + Na vrh strani + nav button + + + Error 404 + Napaka 404 + + + Result + Rezultat + result header + + + Close + Zapri + + + All + Vse + all filter button + + + Info + Info + info filter button + + + Notice + Obvestilo + notice filter button + + + Warning + Opozorilo + warning filter button + + + Error + Napaka + error filter button + + + Critical + Kritično + critical filter button + + + Module + Modul + + + Level + Stopnja + + + Message + Sporočilo + + + A word about the DNS + O DNS + + + Zone + Zaženi + + + Change language + Spremeni jezik + nav label + + + Test completed! + Test končan! + + + Clear domain input + Počisti vnos + form button + + + Nameserver + Imenski strežnik + + + Address + Naslov IP + form label + + + DS records + DS zapisi + form section + + + General + Splošno + form section + + + Protocol + Protokol + form section + + + Cannot disable both IPv4 and IPv6 + Ni možno onemogočiti IPv4 in IPv6 + form error + + + No data found for the zone. + Ni podatkov. + + + Link to test + Povezava do testa + result label + + + Copy link to clipboard + Kopiraj povezavo + result button + + + Fetch DS from parent zone + Pridobi DS iz nadrejene cone + form button + + + No previous tests found for this domain. + Ni prejšnjih testov za to domeno. + + + An unexpected server error happened. + Nepričakovana napaka na strežniku. + + + «« + «« + + + « + « + + + » + » + + + »» + »» + + + First + Začetek + + + Previous + Nazaj + + + Next + Naprej + + + Last + Konec + + + + + + + + + + + Source code + Izvorna koda + footer + + + Documentation + Dokumentacija + footer + + + Check how your domain is doing + + + Test your domain + + + What is Zonemaster? + + + Give your domain name a complete checkup! Zonemaster helps you assess how your domain name is doing. + + + When a domain name is sent to Zonemaster for testing, Zonemaster investigates the state of the domain name from the top to the bottom of the DNS tree. This is usually done by examining DNS data from the root, '.', to the Top-Level Domain (TLD) for that domain name, like '.net', and then finally through the DNS servers that contain authoritative information about the specified domain name. + + + Zonemaster performs many tests, such as checking DNSSEC signatures, or that different hosts can be accessed and that IP addresses are valid. This is all to make sure that your domain name runs as smoothly as possible. + + + The Domain Name System (DNS) is a database that associates domain names to Internet Protocol (IP) addresses, the same way a phone book associates names to phone numbers. An IP address is a unique series of numbers that identifies every computer that is connected to the Internet. It is similar to the way every telephone has its own number in the telephone network. Such long series of numbers work fine for computers, but for people it is way more difficult to memorize. Thus, the DNS has been developed as an extra layer to map between names that we can remember better and IP addresses used by computers whenever we want to reach a specific website or use other services on the Internet, like e-mail. + + + Frequently asked questions + faq header + + + Find answers to common questions about Zonemaster here. + faq header + + + You still don't find the information you are looking for? You can contact the Zonemaster project team using the user mailing list, the issue tracker or the contact e-mail address. + faq header + + + General information + faq section header + + + What is Zonemaster? + faq question + + + Zonemaster is a software package that validates the quality of a DNS delegation. + faq answer + + + The ambition of the Zonemaster project is to develop and maintain an open source DNS validation tool, offering improved performance over existing tools and providing extensive documentation which could be re-used by similar projects in the future. + faq answer + + + Zonemaster consists of several modules or components: + faq answer + + + Engine, a test framework that supports all functionality to perform DNS tests; + faq answer + + + CLI, a command-line interface to the Engine; + faq answer + + + Backend, a server that allows you to run Zonemaster tests and save results using a JSON-RPC API and a database; + faq answer + + + GUI, a web interface to the Backend. + faq answer + + + The components will help different types of users to check domain servers for configuration errors and generate a report that will assist in fixing the errors. + faq answer + + + Who is behind Zonemaster? + faq question + + + Zonemaster is a joint project between AFNIC, the registry of '.fr' TLD and several other TLDs like '.re', '.pm', '.tf', '.wf', '.yt' and '.paris', and The Swedish Internet Foundation, the registry of '.se' and '.nu' TLDs. + faq answer + + + https://www.afnic.fr/en/ + Afnic link + + + https://internetstiftelsen.se/en/ + IIS link + + + How can Zonemaster help me? + faq question + + + The Zonemaster tool could help different kind of users: + faq answer + + + DNS administrators, experts and beginners alike, who want to check their DNS configuration; + faq answer + + + users who want to know whether the domain name they own or use have any issues or not. + faq answer + + + Users of the second category should contact their DNS operator in case there are errors or warnings for any test of their domain name. + faq answer + + + What makes Zonemaster different from other DNS zone validating software? + faq question + + + Zonemaster saves all history from earlier tests based on the tested domain name, which means you can go back to a test you did some time ago and compare it to the test you ran just a moment ago. + faq answer + + + All tests that Zonemaster runs are defined in the Test Case Specification documents that can be found in the Test Case Specification documents. + faq answer + + + Zonemaster can be used to test undelegated domain names. + faq answer + + + Zonemaster can be used to test DS records before their publication in the parent zone. + faq answer + + + This open source version of Zonemaster was built using modular code which basically means that you can integrate parts of it in your own systems, if you wish. For example, it is quite rare that you would want a complete program just to check for redelegations. + faq answer + + + How can Zonemaster distinguish between what is right and wrong? + faq question + + + The judgement of Zonemaster is primarily based on the DNS standards as defined in RFCs. It also bases its judgement on DNS best practices, which can be more loosely defined. + faq answer + + + https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Request_for_Comments + RFC Wikipedia link + + + All Zonemaster tests are defined in the Test Case Specification documents in which the references to the standard documents for each test case are found. + faq answer + + + The descriptions of message levels such as NOTICE, WARNING and ERROR are found in Severity Level Definitions. + faq answer + + + Sometimes there are different interpretations of the standards or opinions on what is best practice, and the Zonemaster team is always open to input. If you think we have made a mistake in our judgement please do not hesitate to send us an email at zonemaster-users@lists.iis.se (moderated mailing list) with a link to your test result and an explanation as to why you think it shows something that you consider incorrect. + faq answer + + + What kind of DNS queries does Zonemaster generate? + faq question + + + Zonemaster sends multiple DNS queries to the name servers hosting the domain name being tested and also to the name servers hosting the parent zone of that domain name. + faq answer + + + The web interface of Zonemaster does not show the queries that were sent, only the CLI interface can. If you want to see such queries, you will have to locally install a minimally working Zonemaster instance with both the Engine and CLI components. See the CLI installation document for more information, or if you prefer a Docker image is also available. + faq answer + + + Queries sent can be shown using the 'DEBUG' level option. Fair warning, the output from the CLI can be quite heavy. For more information see CLI usage documentation. + faq answer + + + Zonemaster and privacy + faq response + + + Nothing besides the test domain, other test parameters and the result is stored in the database. Specifically we do not store any information that could link a test to the user who initiated it. + faq answer + + + However, since zonemaster.net, like other public instances, is open to everyone, it is possible for anyone to test your domain and view its history of tests. + faq answer + + + How come my domain name cannot be tested? + faq answer + + + There are several possibilities. + faq answer + + + Your domain name is not yet delegated. + faq answer + + + Your domain name is not reachable from public Internet. + faq answer + + + Zonemaster can only test what is called a DNS zone, for example 'zonemaster.net', and not host names, like 'www.zonemaster.net'. + faq answer + + + There is a 10 minutes protection between consecutive tests for a given domain name, with same test parameters. Running a test within that window will instead show the last available test for that domain name, and parameters. + faq answer + + + You have misspelled your domain name. + faq answer + + + Zonemaster returns "Error" or "Warning" for my domain name. What does it mean? + faq response + + + It depends on which test failed for your domain name. Each test is accompanied with one or several messages describing the issues found. + faq answer + + + You can also get further insight about each test from the Test Case Specification documents. + faq answer + + + What is an undelegated domain test? + faq answer + + + An undelegated domain test is a test performed on a domain name that may, or may not, be fully published in the DNS. + faq answer + + + This can be quite useful if one is going to migrate one's domain from one registrar to another, for example, migrate zone 'example.com' from the name server 'ns.example.com' to the name server 'ns.example.org'. In this scenario one could perform an undelegated domain test providing the zone ('example.com') and the name server you are migrating to ('ns.example.org') before you migrate your domain. + faq answer + + + When the results of the test doesn't show any errors or warnings one can be fairly certain that the domain's new location is working well. However there might still be other problems in the zone data itself that this test is unaware of. + faq answer + + + Does Zonemaster support IPv6? + faq question + + + Yes. By default Zonemaster will query name servers both over IPv4 and IPv6, unless explicitly configured otherwise. Such configuration is accessible through the "Show options" button. + faq answer + + + Does Zonemaster verify DNSSEC? + faq question + + + Yes. If DNSSEC is available for a domain name that is tested by Zonemaster, it will be checked automatically. + faq answer + + + Can I test the DS records before they are published? + faq question + + + Yes. Use the "Show options" button and there add the Delegation Signer (DS) records to be tested. Zonemaster will then use those in the same way as if they were already added in the parent zone. + faq answer + + + How can I test a "reverse" zone with Zonemaster? + faq answer + + + To check a reverse zone with Zonemaster, one first needs to know what the reverse zone is, and enter it in the format it has in the DNS. A reserve zone is obtained by reversing an IP address and adding a suffix. IPv4 addresses use the suffix "in-addr.arpa" while IPv6 addresses use "ip6.arpa". + faq answer + + + Examples: + faq answer + + + for IPv4 prefix '198.51.100.0/24': 100.51.198.in-addr.arpa; + faq answer + + + for IPv6 prefix '2001:db8::/32': 8.b.d.0.1.0.0.2.ip6.arpa. + faq answer + + + Copyright © AFNIC and The Swedish Internet Foundation + footer + + + Show options + form options + + + Hide options + form options + + + More information on undelegated test: + form info + + + Nameserver # + form section + + + Name of nameserver # + form label + + + The name of nameserver is required + form error + + + Address of nameserver # + form label + + + Delete nameserver # + form button + + + Fetch nameservers from parent zone + form button + + + DS record # + form section + + + Key tag of DS record # + form label + + + The keytag must be a positive integer between 0 and 65535 + form error + + + Algorithm of DS record # + form label + + + Digest type of DS record # + form label + + + Digest of DS record # + form label + + + Delete DS record # + form button + + + Reset the form + form button + + + Test another domain + result subheader + + + Test result for + result subheader + + + Created on + result test metadata + + + Filter severity levels + resut filter section + + + What is the meaning of the severity levels? + result info + + + Search text in messages + result filter messages + + + Expand all modules + result filter messages + + + Collapse all + result filter messages + + + Notice + + + Warning + + + Error + + + Critical + + + Connectivity + + + Consistency + + + Delegation + + + DNSSEC + + + Syntax + + + Run the test + form button + + + : + result colon + + + Info + + + Address + + + Name + form label + + + Basic + + + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/src/locale/messages.sv.xlf b/src/locale/messages.sv.xlf index 2d5b90a1..d9b4808b 100644 --- a/src/locale/messages.sv.xlf +++ b/src/locale/messages.sv.xlf @@ -324,10 +324,10 @@ - + - + @@ -443,9 +443,9 @@ Who is behind Zonemaster? faq question - - Zonemaster is a joint project between AFNIC (registry of '.fr' TLD and several other TLDs, e.g. '.re', '.pm', '.tf', '.wf', '.yt' and '.paris') and The Swedish Internet Foundation (registry of '.se' and '.nu' TLDs). - Zonemaster is a joint project between AFNIC (registry of '.fr' TLD and several other TLDs, e.g. '.re', '.pm', '.tf', '.wf', '.yt' and '.paris') and The Swedish Internet Foundation (registry of '.se' and '.nu' TLDs). + + Zonemaster is a joint project between AFNIC, the registry of '.fr' TLD and several other TLDs like '.re', '.pm', '.tf', '.wf', '.yt' and '.paris', and The Swedish Internet Foundation, the registry of '.se' and '.nu' TLDs. + Zonemaster is a joint project between AFNIC, the registry of '.fr' TLD and several other TLDs like '.re', '.pm', '.tf', '.wf', '.yt' and '.paris', and The Swedish Internet Foundation, the registry of '.se' and '.nu' TLDs. faq answer @@ -458,9 +458,9 @@ The Zonemaster tool could help different kind of users: faq answer - - Users who just want to know whether the domain name they own or use have any issues or not. - Users who just want to know whether the domain name they own or use have any issues or not. + + users who want to know whether the domain name they own or use have any issues or not. + users who want to know whether the domain name they own or use have any issues or not. faq answer @@ -473,14 +473,14 @@ What makes Zonemaster different from other DNS zone validating software? faq question - - Firstly, Zonemaster saves all history from earlier tests based on the tested domain name, which means you can go back to a test you did some time ago and compare it to the test you ran just a moment ago. - Firstly, Zonemaster saves all history from earlier tests based on the tested domain name, which means you can go back to a test you did some time ago and compare it to the test you ran just a moment ago. + + Zonemaster saves all history from earlier tests based on the tested domain name, which means you can go back to a test you did some time ago and compare it to the test you ran just a moment ago. + Zonemaster saves all history from earlier tests based on the tested domain name, which means you can go back to a test you did some time ago and compare it to the test you ran just a moment ago. faq answer - - Lastly, this open source version of Zonemaster was built using modular code which basically means that you can integrate parts of it in your own systems, if you wish. For example, it is quite rare that you would want a complete program just to check for redelegations. - Lastly, this open source version of Zonemaster was built using modular code which basically means that you can integrate parts of it in your own systems, if you wish. For example, it is quite rare that you would want a complete program just to check for redelegations. + + This open source version of Zonemaster was built using modular code which basically means that you can integrate parts of it in your own systems, if you wish. For example, it is quite rare that you would want a complete program just to check for redelegations. + This open source version of Zonemaster was built using modular code which basically means that you can integrate parts of it in your own systems, if you wish. For example, it is quite rare that you would want a complete program just to check for redelegations. faq answer @@ -493,14 +493,14 @@ Sometimes there are different interpretations of the standards or opinions on what is best practice, and the Zonemaster team is always open to input. If you think we have made a mistake in our judgement please do not hesitate to send us an email at zonemaster-users@lists.iis.se (moderated mailing list) with a link to your test result and an explanation as to why you think it shows something that you consider incorrect. faq answer - - What kind of queries does Zonemaster generate? - What kind of queries does Zonemaster generate? + + What kind of DNS queries does Zonemaster generate? + What kind of DNS queries does Zonemaster generate? faq question - - Zonemaster send multiple DNS queries to the name servers hosting the domain name being tested and also to the name servers hosting the parent zone of that domain name. - Zonemaster send multiple DNS queries to the name servers hosting the domain name being tested and also to the name servers hosting the parent zone of that domain name. + + Zonemaster sends multiple DNS queries to the name servers hosting the domain name being tested and also to the name servers hosting the parent zone of that domain name. + Zonemaster sends multiple DNS queries to the name servers hosting the domain name being tested and also to the name servers hosting the parent zone of that domain name. faq answer @@ -518,9 +518,9 @@ How come my domain name cannot be tested? faq answer - - There are several possibilities: - There are several possibilities: + + There are several possibilities. + There are several possibilities. faq answer @@ -533,14 +533,14 @@ Your domain name is not reachable from public Internet. faq answer - - Zonemaster can only test what is called a DNS zone (e.g. 'zonemaster.net') and not host names (e.g. 'www.zonemaster.net') - Zonemaster can only test what is called a DNS zone (e.g. 'zonemaster.net') and not host names (e.g. 'www.zonemaster.net') + + Zonemaster can only test what is called a DNS zone, for example 'zonemaster.net', and not host names, like 'www.zonemaster.net'. + Zonemaster can only test what is called a DNS zone, for example 'zonemaster.net', and not host names, like 'www.zonemaster.net'. faq answer - - There is a 10 minutes protection between consecutive tests for a given domain name (with same test parameters). Running a test within that window will instead show the last available test for that domain name (and parameters). - There is a 10 minutes protection between consecutive tests for a given domain name (with same test parameters). Running a test within that window will instead show the last available test for that domain name (and parameters). + + There is a 10 minutes protection between consecutive tests for a given domain name, with same test parameters. Running a test within that window will instead show the last available test for that domain name, and parameters. + There is a 10 minutes protection between consecutive tests for a given domain name, with same test parameters. Running a test within that window will instead show the last available test for that domain name, and parameters. faq answer @@ -558,19 +558,14 @@ What is an undelegated domain test? faq answer - - An undelegated domain test is a test performed on a domain name that may, or may not, be fully published in the DNS. This can be quite useful if one is going to migrate one's domain from one registrar to another, e.g., migrate zone 'example.com' from the name server 'ns.example.com' to the name server 'ns.example.org'. In this scenario one could perform an undelegated domain test providing the zone ('example.com') and the name server you are migrating to ('ns.example.org') before you migrate your domain. When the results of the test doesn't show any errors or warnings one can be fairly certain that the domain's new location is working well. However there might still be other problems in the zone data itself that this test is unaware of. - An undelegated domain test is a test performed on a domain name that may, or may not, be fully published in the DNS. This can be quite useful if one is going to migrate one's domain from one registrar to another, e.g., migrate zone 'example.com' from the name server 'ns.example.com' to the name server 'ns.example.org'. In this scenario one could perform an undelegated domain test providing the zone ('example.com') and the name server you are migrating to ('ns.example.org') before you migrate your domain. When the results of the test doesn't show any errors or warnings one can be fairly certain that the domain's new location is working well. However there might still be other problems in the zone data itself that this test is unaware of. - faq answer - Does Zonemaster support IPv6? Does Zonemaster support IPv6? faq question - - Yes. By default Zonemaster will query name servers both over IPv4 and IPv6, unless explicitly configured otherwise. Such configuration is accessible through the "Options" button. - Yes. By default Zonemaster will query name servers both over IPv4 and IPv6, unless explicitly configured otherwise. Such configuration is accessible through the "Options" button. + + Yes. By default Zonemaster will query name servers both over IPv4 and IPv6, unless explicitly configured otherwise. Such configuration is accessible through the "Show options" button. + Yes. By default Zonemaster will query name servers both over IPv4 and IPv6, unless explicitly configured otherwise. Such configuration is accessible through the "Show options" button. faq answer @@ -588,9 +583,9 @@ Can I test the DS records before they are published? faq question - - Yes. Use the "Options" button and there add the Delegation Signer (DS) records to be tested. Zonemaster will then use those in the same way as if they were already added in the parent zone. - Yes. Use the "Options" button and there add the Delegation Signer (DS) records to be tested. Zonemaster will then use those in the same way as if they were already added in the parent zone. + + Yes. Use the "Show options" button and there add the Delegation Signer (DS) records to be tested. Zonemaster will then use those in the same way as if they were already added in the parent zone. + Yes. Use the "Show options" button and there add the Delegation Signer (DS) records to be tested. Zonemaster will then use those in the same way as if they were already added in the parent zone. faq answer @@ -608,14 +603,14 @@ Examples: faq answer - - For IPv4 prefix '198.51.100.0/24': 100.51.198.in-addr.arpa - For IPv4 prefix '198.51.100.0/24': 100.51.198.in-addr.arpa + + for IPv4 prefix '198.51.100.0/24': 100.51.198.in-addr.arpa; + for IPv4 prefix '198.51.100.0/24': 100.51.198.in-addr.arpa; faq answer - - For IPv6 prefix '2001:db8::/32': 8.b.d.0.1.0.0.2.ip6.arpa - For IPv6 prefix '2001:db8::/32': 8.b.d.0.1.0.0.2.ip6.arpa + + for IPv6 prefix '2001:db8::/32': 8.b.d.0.1.0.0.2.ip6.arpa. + for IPv6 prefix '2001:db8::/32': 8.b.d.0.1.0.0.2.ip6.arpa. faq answer @@ -703,9 +698,9 @@ Expand all modules result filter messages - - The descriptions of message levels such as notice, warning and error are found in Severity Level Definitions. - The descriptions of message levels such as notice, warning and error are found in Severity Level Definitions. + + The descriptions of message levels such as NOTICE, WARNING and ERROR are found in Severity Level Definitions. + The descriptions of message levels such as NOTICE, WARNING and ERROR are found in Severity Level Definitions. faq answer @@ -716,99 +711,178 @@ Created on result test metadata - - Zonemaster is a program designed to help people check, measure and hopefully also understand how the DNS (Domain Name System) works. + + Show options + form options + + + Hide options + form options + + + Name of nameserver # + form label + + + Address of nameserver # + form label + + + Key tag of DS record # + form label + + + Algorithm of DS record # + form label + + + Digest type of DS record # + form label + + + Digest of DS record # + form label + + + Zonemaster is a software package that validates the quality of a DNS delegation. faq answer - - It consists of several components: + + The ambition of the Zonemaster project is to develop and maintain an open source DNS validation tool, offering improved performance over existing tools and providing extensive documentation which could be re-used by similar projects in the future. faq answer - - Engine - a test framework that supports all functionality to perform DNS tests. + + Zonemaster consists of several modules or components: faq answer - - CLI - a command-line interface to the Engine. + + Engine, a test framework that supports all functionality to perform DNS tests; faq answer - - Bakend - a server that allows you to run Zonemaster tests and save results using a JSON-RPC API and a database. + + CLI, a command-line interface to the Engine; faq answer - - GUI - a web interface to the Backend. + + Backend, a server that allows you to run Zonemaster tests and save results using a JSON-RPC API and a database; faq answer - - When a domain name (such as 'zonemaster.net') is submitted to Zonemaster (using CLI or GUI), it will verify the domain name’s general health with a series of tests. The tests conducted by Zonemaster can be found in the Defined Test Cases document. + + GUI, a web interface to the Backend. faq answer - - Users who are knowledgable about the DNS protocol. + + The components will help different types of users to check domain servers for configuration errors and generate a report that will assist in fixing the errors. faq answer - - Secondly, all tests that Zonemaster runs are defined in Test Case specifications that can be found in the Defined Test Cases document. + + DNS administrators, experts and beginners alike, who want to check their DNS configuration; faq answer - - Thirdly, Zonemaster can be used to test undelegated domain names. See Question 12. + + All tests that Zonemaster runs are defined in the Test Case Specification documents that can be found in the Test Case Specification documents. faq answer - Thirdly, Zonemaster can be used to test undelegated domain names. See Question 12. - - Fourthly, Zonemaster can be used to test DS records before their publication in the parent zone (which is required to enable DNSSEC for a signed zone). See Question 13. + + Zonemaster can be used to test undelegated domain names. faq answer - Fourthly, Zonemaster can be used to test DS records before their publication in the parent zone (which is required to enable DNSSEC for a signed zone). See Question 13. - - The judgement of Zonemaster is primarily based on the DNS standards as defined in RFCs. It also bases its judgement on DNS best practices, which can be more loosely defined. All Zonemaster tests are defined in Test Case Specifications in which the references to the standard documents for that test case are found. + + Zonemaster can be used to test DS records before their publication in the parent zone. faq answer - - The GUI interface of Zonemaster does not show any queries sent, only the CLI interface can. If you want to see such queries, you will have to locally install a minimally working Zonemaster instance with both the Engine and CLI components (a Docker image is also available). Queries sent can be shown using the 'DEBUG' level option. Fair warning, the output from the CLI can be quite heavy. For more information see Using The CLI. + + The judgement of Zonemaster is primarily based on the DNS standards as defined in RFCs. It also bases its judgement on DNS best practices, which can be more loosely defined. faq answer - - Since Zonemaster.net is open to everyone it is possible for anyone to check your domain and its history of tests. However there is no way to tell who has run a specific test since nothing more than the test parameters and results are stored. Specifically, no cookies or information on the user's IP address is stored in the database. The user who initiated the test cannot be traced back from the information in the database. + + All Zonemaster tests are defined in the Test Case Specification documents in which the references to the standard documents for each test case are found. faq answer - - It depends on which test failed for your domain name. Each test are accompanied with one or several messages describing the issues found. You can also get further insight about each test from the Defined Test Cases document. + + The web interface of Zonemaster does not show the queries that were sent, only the CLI interface can. If you want to see such queries, you will have to locally install a minimally working Zonemaster instance with both the Engine and CLI components. See the CLI installation document for more information, or if you prefer a Docker image is also available. faq answer - - Show options - form options + + Queries sent can be shown using the 'DEBUG' level option. Fair warning, the output from the CLI can be quite heavy. For more information see CLI usage documentation. + faq answer - - Hide options - form options + + Nothing besides the test domain, other test parameters and the result is stored in the database. Specifically we do not store any information that could link a test to the user who initiated it. + faq answer - - Name of nameserver # - form label + + However, since zonemaster.net, like other public instances, is open to everyone, it is possible for anyone to test your domain and view its history of tests. + faq answer - - Address of nameserver # - form label + + It depends on which test failed for your domain name. Each test is accompanied with one or several messages describing the issues found. + faq answer - - Key tag of DS record # - form label + + You can also get further insight about each test from the Test Case Specification documents. + faq answer - - Algorithm of DS record # - form label + + An undelegated domain test is a test performed on a domain name that may, or may not, be fully published in the DNS. + faq answer - - Digest type of DS record # - form label + + This can be quite useful if one is going to migrate one's domain from one registrar to another, for example, migrate zone 'example.com' from the name server 'ns.example.com' to the name server 'ns.example.org'. In this scenario one could perform an undelegated domain test providing the zone ('example.com') and the name server you are migrating to ('ns.example.org') before you migrate your domain. + faq answer - - Digest of DS record # - form label + + When the results of the test doesn't show any errors or warnings one can be fairly certain that the domain's new location is working well. However there might still be other problems in the zone data itself that this test is unaware of. + faq answer + + + The keytag must be a positive integer between 0 and 65535 + form error + + + Info + + + Notice + + + Warning + + + Error + + + Critical + + + System + + + Basic + + + Address + + + Connectivity + + + Consistency + + + Delegation + + + DNSSEC + + + Nameserver + + + Syntax + + + Zone diff --git a/src/locale/messages.xlf b/src/locale/messages.xlf index 59df91fa..9ed37cce 100644 --- a/src/locale/messages.xlf +++ b/src/locale/messages.xlf @@ -14,18 +14,18 @@ src/app/components/result/result.component.html - 225 + 229 src/app/components/result/result.component.html - 225 + 229 What is an undelegated domain test? src/app/components/form/form.component.html - 67 + 57 form info @@ -33,7 +33,7 @@ Parent data fetched with success. src/app/components/form/form.component.ts - 179 + 192 @@ -72,7 +72,7 @@ Domain name required src/app/components/form/form.component.html - 15 + 14 form error @@ -88,7 +88,7 @@ Disable IPv4 src/app/components/form/form.component.html - 285 + 279 form label @@ -96,7 +96,7 @@ Disable IPv6 src/app/components/form/form.component.html - 297 + 291 form label @@ -104,7 +104,7 @@ Profile src/app/components/form/form.component.html - 309 + 303 form label @@ -112,7 +112,7 @@ Nameservers src/app/components/form/form.component.html - 73 + 63 form section @@ -120,7 +120,7 @@ Keytag src/app/components/form/form.component.html - 146 + 137 form label @@ -128,7 +128,7 @@ Keytag required src/app/components/form/form.component.html - 164 + 155 form error @@ -136,7 +136,7 @@ Algorithm src/app/components/form/form.component.html - 168 + 162 form label @@ -144,7 +144,7 @@ Algorithm required src/app/components/form/form.component.html - 198 + 191 form error @@ -152,7 +152,7 @@ Digest type src/app/components/form/form.component.html - 202 + 195 form label @@ -160,7 +160,7 @@ Digest type required src/app/components/form/form.component.html - 223 + 216 form error @@ -168,7 +168,7 @@ Digest src/app/components/form/form.component.html - 227 + 220 form label @@ -176,7 +176,7 @@ Digest required src/app/components/form/form.component.html - 243 + 236 form error @@ -264,11 +264,11 @@ History src/app/components/result/result.component.html - 19 + 23 src/app/components/result/result.component.html - 224 + 228 result button @@ -276,7 +276,7 @@ Export src/app/components/result/result.component.html - 26 + 30 result button @@ -284,7 +284,7 @@ Share src/app/components/result/result.component.html - 41 + 45 form button @@ -292,7 +292,7 @@ All src/app/components/result/result.component.html - 72 + 76 all filter button @@ -300,11 +300,11 @@ Info src/app/components/result/result.component.html - 79 + 83 src/app/components/result/result.component.html - 121 + 125 info filter button @@ -312,11 +312,11 @@ Notice src/app/components/result/result.component.html - 86 + 90 src/app/components/result/result.component.html - 126 + 130 notice filter button @@ -324,11 +324,11 @@ Warning src/app/components/result/result.component.html - 93 + 97 src/app/components/result/result.component.html - 131 + 135 warning filter button @@ -336,11 +336,11 @@ Error src/app/components/result/result.component.html - 100 + 104 src/app/components/result/result.component.html - 136 + 140 error filter button @@ -348,11 +348,11 @@ Critical src/app/components/result/result.component.html - 107 + 111 src/app/components/result/result.component.html - 142 + 146 critical filter button @@ -360,35 +360,35 @@ No data for this test. src/app/components/result/result.component.ts - 188 + 197 History information request is in progress. src/app/components/result/result.component.ts - 275 + 284 Module src/app/components/result/result.component.ts - 359 + 377 Level src/app/components/result/result.component.ts - 360 + 378 Message src/app/components/result/result.component.ts - 361 + 379 @@ -409,7 +409,7 @@ Test completed! src/app/components/run-test/run-test.component.ts - 83 + 81 @@ -428,7 +428,7 @@ Name src/app/components/form/form.component.html - 79 + 69 form label @@ -436,7 +436,7 @@ Cannot disable both IPv4 and IPv6 src/app/components/form/form.component.html - 301 + 295 form error @@ -444,14 +444,14 @@ No data found for the zone. src/app/components/form/form.component.ts - 174 + 187 Fetch DS from parent zone src/app/components/form/form.component.html - 263 + 257 form button @@ -459,7 +459,7 @@ Link to test src/app/components/result/result.component.html - 45 + 49 result label @@ -467,7 +467,7 @@ General src/app/components/form/form.component.html - 270 + 264 form section @@ -475,7 +475,7 @@ DS records src/app/components/form/form.component.html - 141 + 132 form section @@ -483,7 +483,7 @@ Clear domain input src/app/components/form/form.component.html - 27 + 26 form button @@ -491,11 +491,11 @@ Copy link to clipboard src/app/components/result/result.component.html - 46 + 50 src/app/components/result/result.component.html - 48 + 52 result button @@ -503,7 +503,7 @@ Protocol src/app/components/form/form.component.html - 273 + 267 form section @@ -511,56 +511,56 @@ No previous tests found for this domain. src/app/components/result/result.component.ts - 280 + 289 An unexpected server error happened. src/app/components/run-test/run-test.component.ts - 98 + 95 «« node_modules/src/pagination/pagination.ts - 247,249 + 247 First node_modules/src/pagination/pagination.ts - 322,323 + 320 »» node_modules/src/pagination/pagination.ts - 305,307 + 303 Last node_modules/src/pagination/pagination.ts - 363,365 + 356,357 » node_modules/src/pagination/pagination.ts - 290 + 287 Next node_modules/src/pagination/pagination.ts - 350 + 345,347 @@ -574,16 +574,16 @@ Previous node_modules/src/pagination/pagination.ts - 338 + 334,335 - + node_modules/src/progressbar/progressbar.ts - 64,67 + 62,66 @@ -597,7 +597,7 @@ More information on undelegated test: src/app/components/form/form.component.html - 66 + 56 form info @@ -605,7 +605,7 @@ Reset the form src/app/components/form/form.component.html - 334 + 328 form button @@ -613,7 +613,7 @@ Delete nameserver # src/app/components/form/form.component.html - 124 + 115 form button @@ -628,7 +628,7 @@ Nameserver # src/app/components/form/form.component.html - 77 + 67 form section @@ -636,7 +636,7 @@ Run the test src/app/components/form/form.component.html - 342 + 336 form button @@ -644,7 +644,7 @@ The name of nameserver is required src/app/components/form/form.component.html - 95 + 85 form error @@ -660,7 +660,7 @@ Delete DS record # src/app/components/form/form.component.html - 253 + 247 form button @@ -689,7 +689,7 @@ Collapse all src/app/components/result/result.component.html - 161 + 165 result filter messages @@ -697,7 +697,7 @@ Filter severity levels src/app/components/result/result.component.html - 65 + 69 resut filter section @@ -721,7 +721,7 @@ DS record # src/app/components/form/form.component.html - 144 + 135 form section @@ -1239,7 +1239,7 @@ (optional) src/app/components/form/form.component.html - 100 + 90 form info @@ -1247,7 +1247,7 @@ The message means something that should be known by the zone's administrator but that need not necessarily be a problem at all. src/app/components/result/result.component.html - 127,130 + 131,134 result security level description @@ -1255,7 +1255,7 @@ : src/app/components/result/result.component.html - 179 + 183 result colon @@ -1263,7 +1263,7 @@ The message is something that may be of interest to the zone's administrator but that definitely does not indicate a problem. src/app/components/result/result.component.html - 122,125 + 126,129 result security level description @@ -1271,7 +1271,7 @@ The message means something that will under some circumstances be a problem, but that is unlikely to be noticed by a casual user. src/app/components/result/result.component.html - 132,135 + 136,139 result security level description @@ -1279,7 +1279,7 @@ Address src/app/components/form/form.component.html - 100 + 90 form label @@ -1287,7 +1287,7 @@ What is the meaning of the severity levels? src/app/components/result/result.component.html - 118 + 122 result info @@ -1295,7 +1295,7 @@ The message means a problem that is very likely (or possibly certain) to negatively affect the function of the zone being tested, but not so severe that the entire zone becomes unresolvable. src/app/components/result/result.component.html - 137,141 + 141,145 result security level description @@ -1303,7 +1303,7 @@ Search text in messages src/app/components/result/result.component.html - 151 + 155 result filter messages @@ -1311,7 +1311,7 @@ The message means a very serious error. src/app/components/result/result.component.html - 143,145 + 147,149 result security level description @@ -1327,7 +1327,7 @@ Fetch nameservers from parent zone src/app/components/form/form.component.html - 134 + 125 form button @@ -1343,7 +1343,7 @@ Expand all modules src/app/components/result/result.component.html - 160 + 164 result filter messages @@ -1359,7 +1359,7 @@ Test result for src/app/components/result/result.component.html - 11 + 12 result subheader @@ -1367,7 +1367,7 @@ Created on src/app/components/result/result.component.html - 13 + 17 result test metadata @@ -1375,7 +1375,7 @@ Name of nameserver # src/app/components/form/form.component.html - 87 + 77 form label @@ -1383,7 +1383,7 @@ Key tag of DS record # src/app/components/form/form.component.html - 156 + 147 form label @@ -1399,7 +1399,7 @@ Address of nameserver # src/app/components/form/form.component.html - 109 + 99 form label @@ -1407,7 +1407,7 @@ Algorithm of DS record # src/app/components/form/form.component.html - 177 + 170 form label @@ -1415,7 +1415,7 @@ Show options src/app/components/form/form.component.html - 56 + 48 form options @@ -1431,7 +1431,7 @@ Digest type of DS record # src/app/components/form/form.component.html - 210 + 203 form label @@ -1439,7 +1439,7 @@ Digest of DS record # src/app/components/form/form.component.html - 235 + 228 form label @@ -1447,7 +1447,7 @@ Hide options src/app/components/form/form.component.html - 57 + 49 form options @@ -1471,106 +1471,114 @@ Error src/app/components/result/result.component.ts - 40 + 44 Critical src/app/components/result/result.component.ts - 41 + 45 Notice src/app/components/result/result.component.ts - 38 + 42 Info src/app/components/result/result.component.ts - 37 + 41 Warning src/app/components/result/result.component.ts - 39 + 43 Connectivity src/app/components/result/result.component.ts - 47 + 51 System src/app/components/result/result.component.ts - 44 + 48 Consistency src/app/components/result/result.component.ts - 48 + 52 Zone src/app/components/result/result.component.ts - 53 + 57 Delegation src/app/components/result/result.component.ts - 49 + 53 Syntax src/app/components/result/result.component.ts - 52 + 56 Address src/app/components/result/result.component.ts - 46 + 50 DNSSEC src/app/components/result/result.component.ts - 50 + 54 Nameserver src/app/components/result/result.component.ts - 51 + 55 Basic src/app/components/result/result.component.ts - 45 + 49 + + + + The keytag must be a positive integer between 0 and 65535 + + src/app/components/form/form.component.html + 158 + form error diff --git a/zonemaster.conf-example b/zonemaster.conf-example index d6a9deaf..b7a0ff21 100644 --- a/zonemaster.conf-example +++ b/zonemaster.conf-example @@ -26,15 +26,15 @@ RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d - RewriteRule "^(da|en|es|fi|fr|nb|sv)" $1/index.html [L] + RewriteRule "^(da|en|es|fi|fr|nb|sl|sv)" $1/index.html [L] # Rewrite path to new language scheme using preferred locale - RewriteCond $1 "!^(da|en|es|fi|fr|nb|sv|assets)" - RewriteCond %{HTTP:Accept-Language} ^(da|en|es|fi|fr|nb|sv) [NC] + RewriteCond $1 "!^(da|en|es|fi|fr|nb|sl|sv|assets)" + RewriteCond %{HTTP:Accept-Language} ^(da|en|es|fi|fr|nb|sl|sv) [NC] RewriteRule ^(.+)$ %1/index.html [L] # Redirect user based on prefered locale - RewriteCond %{HTTP:Accept-Language} ^(da|en|es|fi|fr|nb|sv) [NC] + RewriteCond %{HTTP:Accept-Language} ^(da|en|es|fi|fr|nb|sl|sv) [NC] RewriteRule ^$ ${BASE_URL}%1/ [R,L] # Default locale