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import os
import cherrypy
import simplejson as json
from gettext import gettext as _
from filedict import FileDict
from auth import require
from plugin_mount import PagePlugin, FormPlugin
import cfg
from forms import Form
from model import User
from util import *
sys_dir = "modules/installed/sys"
class Sys(PagePlugin):
order = 10
def __init__(self, *args, **kwargs):
PagePlugin.__init__(self, *args, **kwargs)
self.register_page("sys")
self.menu = cfg.main_menu.add_item(_("System"), "icon-cog", "/sys", 100)
self.menu.add_item(_("Configure"), "icon-cog", "/sys/config", 10)
self.menu.add_item(_("Package Manager"), "icon-gift", "/sys/packages", 20)
self.menu.add_item(_("Users and Groups"), "icon-user", "/sys/users", 15)
@cherrypy.expose
def index(self):
return self.fill_template(title=_("System Configuration"), main=_("""
<p>In this section, you can control the %(product)s's
underlying system, as opposed to its various applications and
services. These options affect the %(product)s at its most
general level. This is where you add/remove users, install
applications, reboot, etc.</p>
""" % {'product':cfg.product_name}))
@cherrypy.expose
@require()
def packages(self):
side=_("""
<strong>Help</strong>
<p>On this page, you can add or remove %s plugins to your %s.</p>
<p>Plugins are just Debian packages, so Debian's usual package management features should make this job fairly easy.</p>
""" % (cfg.product_name, cfg.box_name))
return self.fill_template(title=_("Add/Remove Plugins"), main=_("""
<p>aptitude purge modules</p>
<p>aptitude install modules</p>
<p>The modules should depend on the appropriate Debian packages.</p>"""),
sidebar_right=side)
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