This is an automatic notification from status generation scripts on:
http://l10n.gnome.org.
There have been following string additions to module
'gnome-initial-setup.master':
+ "Password hint"::"This is a weak password. A password without your user name
would be stronger."
+ "Password hint"::"This is a weak password. Try to add more letters,
numbers and symbols."
+ "Password hint"::"This is a weak password. Try to avoid common words."
+ "Password hint"::"This is a weak password. Try to avoid reordering
existing words."
+ "Password hint"::"This is a weak password. Try to avoid repeating the
same character."
+ "Password hint"::"This is a weak password. Try to avoid repeating the
same type of character: you need to mix up letters, numbers and punctuation."
+ "Password hint"::"This is a weak password. Try to avoid sequences like
1234 or abcd."
+ "Password hint"::"This is a weak password. Try to avoid some of the words
included in the password."
+ "Password hint"::"This is a weak password. Try to avoid using your name
in the password."
+ "Password hint"::"This is a weak password. Try to use a mixture of
letters, numbers and punctuation."
+ "Password hint"::"This is a weak password. Try to use more lowercase
letters."
+ "Password hint"::"This is a weak password. Try to use more numbers."
+ "Password hint"::"This is a weak password. Try to use more special
characters, like punctuation."
+ "Password hint"::"This is a weak password. Try to use more uppercase
letters."
+ "Password hint"::"This password is very similar to your last one. Try
changing some letters and numbers."
+ "Password hint"::"This password is very similar to your last one. Try
changing the password a bit more."
+ "This is a weak password."
Note that this doesn't directly indicate a string freeze break, but it
might be worth investigating.
http://git.gnome.org/browse/gnome-initial-setup/log/?h=master
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