<tr>
<td></td>
<td class='radio'>
- Select the destination mail address:<br/>
+ <?=_Select the destination mail address:?><br/>
<? foreach($authEmails) { ?>
<input type="radio" id="email_<?=$i?>" name="email" value="<?=$i?>"<?=$!checked?>/>
<label for="email_<?=$i?>"><span class='name'><?=$email?>@<span class='exampleDomain'>example.org</span></span></label><div class='elements'></div>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td>
- Please insert the following DNS TXT entry into the Zone-file of your domain:<br/>
+ <?=_Please insert the following DNS TXT entry into the Zone-file of your domain:?><br/>
<pre>
<?=$tokenName?>._cacert._auth IN TXT <?=$tokenValue?>
</pre>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td>
- <?=_Please list up to four services using your certificate. You need to have one of them up and using a valid CAcert certificate or a specific self-signed certificate in order to pass this test?>:
- <?=_The self-signed certificate needs to contain your domain as CN and $tokenValue as organization unit, with -subj "/CN=<domain>/OU=$tokenValue"?>:
+ <?=_Please list up to four services using your certificate. You need to have one of them up and using a valid SomeCA certificate or a specific self-signed certificate in order to pass this test?>:
+ <?=_The self-signed certificate needs to contain your domain as CN and ${tokenValue} as organization unit. With $!{openSSLHelp} OpenSSL command line utilities can generate such a certificate.?>:
<table>
<? foreach($ssl-services){ ?>
<tr><td><select name='ssl-type-<?=$i?>'>