setup.md

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 If your private key is not encrypted (and you don't want it to be), you can comment out `ssl_password_file /etc/ssl/private/keys.pass;` in `nginx/nginx.conf`.
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+## Add a new language (locale)
+
+1. Add a new language in PwnDoc -> Data -> Custom Data -> Languages. Set `locale` to short string (country/language code is ideal).
+2. Add the `locale` to list `LOCALES` in file `config.py`.
+
+## Add a section to audit
+
+1. Add a new custom section in: PwnDoc -> Data -> Custom Data -> Custom Sections. Sections can be in any order.
+2. Add to section to a audit type in: PwnDoc -> Data -> Custom Data -> Audit Types -> List of Audit Type (button edit) -> _Audit type name_ (e.g. _Example audit type_) -> Sections. Then save.
+3. Add a field to custom section: PwnDoc -> Data -> Custom Data -> Custom Fields -> Select view -> Audit Section -> Select Section. Then add any components, for example Editor. Add some label and click button add.
+4. Add output to docx template. Templating is described elsewhere in the wiki.
+
+
+This applies only to new audits.
+
+## Add authors to label work assignments
+
+To make it easier to identify which analyst should work on which Finding, we're using the field _Vulnerability type_ to indicate it. You can add your own authors (or any different label for Findings) in PwnDoc UI: PwnDoc -> Data -> Custom Data -> Custom Fields -> Vulnerability types. They are locale specific, so if your analyst knows multiple languages, you need to add him several times.
+
+Vulnerability types are not used anywhere in Import Automator - it's just and visual indicator in PwnDoc UI.