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# License.
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# You can obtain a copy of the License at legal/CDDLv1.0.txt. See the License for the
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# When distributing Covered Software, include this CDDL Header Notice in each file and include
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# the License file at legal/CDDLv1.0.txt. If applicable, add the following below the CDDL
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# Header, with the fields enclosed by brackets [] replaced by your own identifying
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# information: "Portions Copyright [year] [name of copyright owner]".
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# Copyright 2006-2009 Sun Microsystems, Inc.
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# Portions Copyright 2011-2016 ForgeRock AS.
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#
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# Global directives
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#
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#global.category=UTIL
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#global.use.message.jar.if.webstart=true
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#
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# Format string definitions
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#
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# Keys must be formatted as follows:
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#
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# [SEVERITY]_[DESCRIPTION]_[ORDINAL]
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#
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# where:
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#
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# SEVERITY is one of:
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# [ERR, WARN, NOTICE, INFO, DEBUG]
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#
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# DESCRIPTION is an upper case string providing a hint as to the context of
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# the message in upper case with the underscore ('_') character serving as
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# word separator
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#
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# ORDINAL is an integer unique among other ordinals in this file
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#
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ERR_BASE64_DECODE_INVALID_LENGTH_1=The value %s cannot be base64-decoded \
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because it does not have a length that is a multiple of four bytes
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ERR_BASE64_DECODE_INVALID_CHARACTER_2=The value %s cannot be \
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base64-decoded because it contains an illegal character %c that is not \
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allowed in base64-encoded values
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ERR_HEX_DECODE_INVALID_LENGTH_3=The value %s cannot be decoded as a \
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hexadecimal string because it does not have a length that is a multiple of \
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two bytes
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ERR_HEX_DECODE_INVALID_CHARACTER_4=The value %s cannot be decoded as a \
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hexadecimal string because it contains an illegal character %c that is not a \
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valid hexadecimal digit
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ERR_LDIF_INVALID_LEADING_SPACE_5=Unable to parse line %d ("%s") from the \
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LDIF source because the line started with a space but there were no previous \
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lines in the entry to which this line could be appended
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ERR_LDIF_NO_ATTR_NAME_6=Unable to parse LDIF entry starting at line %d \
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because the line "%s" does not include an attribute name
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ERR_LDIF_NO_DN_7=Unable to parse LDIF entry starting at line %d because \
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the first line does not contain a DN (the first line was "%s"
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ERR_LDIF_INVALID_DN_9=Unable to parse LDIF entry starting at line %d \
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because an error occurred while trying to parse the value of line "%s" as a \
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distinguished name: %s
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ERR_LDIF_COULD_NOT_BASE64_DECODE_DN_11=Unable to parse LDIF entry \
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starting at line %d because it was not possible to base64-decode the DN on \
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line "%s": %s
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ERR_LDIF_COULD_NOT_BASE64_DECODE_ATTR_12=Unable to parse LDIF entry %s \
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starting at line %d because it was not possible to base64-decode the \
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attribute on line "%s": %s
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WARN_LDIF_DUPLICATE_OBJECTCLASS_13=Entry %s read from LDIF starting at \
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line %d includes a duplicate objectclass value %s. The second occurrence of \
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that objectclass has been skipped
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WARN_LDIF_DUPLICATE_ATTR_14=Entry %s read from LDIF starting at line %d \
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includes a duplicate attribute %s with value %s. The second occurrence of \
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that attribute value has been skipped
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ERR_LDIF_MULTIPLE_VALUES_FOR_SINGLE_VALUED_ATTR_15=Entry %s starting at \
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line %d includes multiple values for single-valued attribute %s
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ERR_LDIF_SCHEMA_VIOLATION_17=Entry %s read from LDIF starting at line %d \
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is not valid because it violates the server's schema configuration: %s
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ERR_LDIF_FILE_EXISTS_18=The specified LDIF file %s already exists and \
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the export configuration indicates that no attempt should be made to append \
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to or replace the file
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ERR_LDIF_INVALID_URL_19=Unable to parse LDIF entry %s starting at line \
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%d because the value of attribute %s was to be read from a URL but the URL \
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was invalid: %s
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ERR_LDIF_URL_IO_ERROR_20=Unable to parse LDIF entry %s starting at line \
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%d because the value of attribute %s was to be read from URL %s but an error \
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occurred while trying to read that content: %s
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ERR_REJECT_FILE_EXISTS_21=The specified reject file %s already exists \
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and the import configuration indicates that no attempt should be made to \
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append to or replace the file
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ERR_LDIF_COULD_NOT_EVALUATE_FILTERS_FOR_IMPORT_22=An error occurred \
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while attempting to determine whether LDIF entry "%s" starting at line %d \
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should be imported as a result of the include and exclude filter \
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configuration: %s
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ERR_LDIF_COULD_NOT_EVALUATE_FILTERS_FOR_EXPORT_23=An error occurred \
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while attempting to determine whether LDIF entry "%s" should be exported as a \
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result of the include and exclude filter configuration: %s
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ERR_LDIF_INVALID_DELETE_ATTRIBUTES_24=Error in the LDIF change record \
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entry. Invalid attributes specified for the delete operation
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ERR_LDIF_NO_MOD_DN_ATTRIBUTES_25=Error in the LDIF change record \
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entry. No attributes specified for the mod DN operation
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ERR_LDIF_NO_DELETE_OLDRDN_ATTRIBUTE_26=Error in the LDIF change record \
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entry. No delete old RDN attribute specified for the mod DN operation
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ERR_LDIF_INVALID_DELETE_OLDRDN_ATTRIBUTE_27=Error in the LDIF change \
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record entry. Invalid value "%s" for the delete old RDN attribute specified \
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for the mod DN operation
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ERR_LDIF_INVALID_CHANGERECORD_ATTRIBUTE_28=Error in the LDIF change \
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record entry. Invalid attribute "%s" specified. Expecting attribute "%s"
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ERR_LDIF_INVALID_MODIFY_ATTRIBUTE_29=Error in the LDIF change record \
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entry. Invalid attribute "%s" specified. Expecting one of the following \
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attributes "%s"
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ERR_LDIF_INVALID_CHANGETYPE_ATTRIBUTE_30=Error in the LDIF change \
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record entry. Invalid value "%s" for the changetype specified. Expecting one \
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of the following values "%s"
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ERR_SCHEMANAME_EMPTY_VALUE_32=The provided value could not be parsed \
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to determine whether it contained a valid schema element name or OID because \
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it was null or empty
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ERR_SCHEMANAME_ILLEGAL_CHAR_33=The provided value "%s" does not \
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contain a valid schema element name or OID because it contains an illegal \
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character %c at position %d
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ERR_SCHEMANAME_CONSECUTIVE_PERIODS_34=The provided value "%s" does not \
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contain a valid schema element name or OID because the numeric OID contains \
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two consecutive periods at position %d
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ERR_MOVEFILE_NO_SUCH_FILE_72=The file to move %s does not exist
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ERR_MOVEFILE_NOT_FILE_73=The file to move %s exists but is not a file
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ERR_MOVEFILE_NO_SUCH_DIRECTORY_74=The target directory %s does not \
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exist
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ERR_MOVEFILE_NOT_DIRECTORY_75=The target directory %s exists but is \
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not a directory
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ERR_EMAILMSG_INVALID_SENDER_ADDRESS_76=The provided sender address %s \
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is invalid: %s
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ERR_EMAILMSG_INVALID_RECIPIENT_ADDRESS_77=The provided recipient \
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address %s is invalid: %s
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ERR_EMAILMSG_CANNOT_SEND_78=The specified e-mail message could not be \
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sent using any of the configured mail servers
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ERR_LDAPURL_NO_COLON_SLASH_SLASH_110=The provided string "%s" cannot \
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be decoded as an LDAP URL because it does not contain the necessary :// \
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component to separate the scheme from the rest of the URL
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ERR_LDAPURL_NO_SCHEME_111=The provided string "%s" cannot be decoded \
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as an LDAP URL because it does not contain a protocol scheme
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ERR_LDAPURL_NO_HOST_112=The provided string "%s" cannot be decoded as \
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an LDAP URL because it does not contain a host before the colon to specify \
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the port number
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ERR_LDAPURL_NO_PORT_113=The provided string "%s" cannot be decoded as \
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an LDAP URL because it does not contain a port number after the colon \
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following the host
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ERR_LDAPURL_CANNOT_DECODE_PORT_114=The provided string "%s" cannot be \
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decoded as an LDAP URL because the port number portion %s cannot be decoded \
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as an integer
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ERR_LDAPURL_INVALID_PORT_115=The provided string "%s" cannot be \
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decoded as an LDAP URL because the provided port number %d is not within the \
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valid range between 1 and 65535
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ERR_LDAPURL_INVALID_SCOPE_STRING_116=The provided string "%s" cannot \
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be decoded as an LDAP URL because the scope string %s was not one of the \
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allowed values of base, one, sub, or subordinate
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ERR_LDAPURL_PERCENT_TOO_CLOSE_TO_END_117=The provided URL component \
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"%s" could not be decoded because the percent character at byte %d was not \
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followed by two hexadecimal digits
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ERR_LDAPURL_INVALID_HEX_BYTE_118=The provided URL component "%s" could \
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not be decoded because the character at byte %d was not a valid hexadecimal \
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digit
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ERR_LDAPURL_CANNOT_CREATE_UTF8_STRING_119=An error occurred while \
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attempting to represent a byte array as a UTF-8 string during the course of \
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decoding a portion of an LDAP URL: %s
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ERR_CHARSET_NO_COLON_120=Cannot decode value "%s" as a named character \
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set because it does not contain a colon to separate the name from the set of \
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characters
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ERR_CHARSET_CONSTRUCTOR_NO_NAME_121=The named character set is invalid \
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because it does not contain a name
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ERR_CHARSET_CONSTRUCTOR_INVALID_NAME_CHAR_122=The named character set is \
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invalid because the provide name "%s" has an invalid character at position \
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%d. Only ASCII alphabetic characters are allowed in the name
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ERR_CHARSET_NO_NAME_123=Cannot decode value "%s" as a named character \
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set because it does not contain a name to use for the character set
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ERR_CHARSET_NO_CHARS_124=Cannot decode value "%s" as a named character \
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set because there are no characters to include in the set
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INFO_TIME_IN_SECONDS_125=%d seconds
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INFO_TIME_IN_MINUTES_SECONDS_126=%d minutes, %d seconds
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INFO_TIME_IN_HOURS_MINUTES_SECONDS_127=%d hours, %d minutes, %d seconds
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INFO_TIME_IN_DAYS_HOURS_MINUTES_SECONDS_128=%d days, %d hours, %d minutes, %d \
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seconds
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ERR_FILEPERM_SET_NO_SUCH_FILE_141=Unable to set permissions for file %s \
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because it does not exist
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ERR_FILEPERM_SET_JAVA_EXCEPTION_143=One or more exceptions were thrown \
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in the process of updating the file permissions for %s. Some of the \
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permissions for the file may have been altered
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ERR_FILEPERM_INVALID_UNIX_MODE_STRING_146=The provided string %s does \
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not represent a valid UNIX file mode. UNIX file modes must be a \
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three-character string in which each character is a numeric digit between \
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zero and seven
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ERR_EXEC_DISABLED_147=The %s command will not be allowed because the \
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Directory Server has been configured to refuse the use of the exec method
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ERR_RENAMEFILE_CANNOT_RENAME_157=Failed to rename file %s to %s
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ERR_RENAMEFILE_CANNOT_DELETE_TARGET_158=Failed to delete target file \
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%s. Make sure the file is not currently in use by this or another \
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application
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ERR_EXPCHECK_TRUSTMGR_CLIENT_CERT_EXPIRED_159=Refusing to trust client \
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or issuer certificate '%s' because it expired on %s
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ERR_EXPCHECK_TRUSTMGR_CLIENT_CERT_NOT_YET_VALID_160=Refusing to trust \
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client or issuer certificate '%s' because it is not valid until %s
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ERR_EXPCHECK_TRUSTMGR_SERVER_CERT_EXPIRED_161=Refusing to trust server \
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or issuer certificate '%s' because it expired on %s
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ERR_EXPCHECK_TRUSTMGR_SERVER_CERT_NOT_YET_VALID_162=Refusing to trust \
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server or issuer certificate '%s' because it is not valid until %s
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WARN_LDIF_VALUE_VIOLATES_SYNTAX_163=Entry %s read from LDIF starting at \
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line %d includes value "%s" for attribute %s that is invalid according to the \
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associated syntax: %s
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ERR_SKIP_FILE_EXISTS_164=The specified skip file %s already exists and \
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the import configuration indicates that no attempt should be made to append \
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to or replace the file
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ERR_LDIF_SKIP_165=Skipping entry %s because the DN is not one that \
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should be included based on the include and exclude branches
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ERR_EMBEDUTILS_SERVER_ALREADY_RUNNING_167=The Directory Server cannot \
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be started because it is already running
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INFO_EMAIL_TOOL_DESCRIPTION_171=Send an e-mail message via SMTP
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INFO_EMAIL_HOST_DESCRIPTION_172=The address of the SMTP server to use to send \
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the message
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INFO_EMAIL_FROM_DESCRIPTION_173=The address to use for the message sender
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INFO_EMAIL_TO_DESCRIPTION_174=The address to use for the message recipient
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INFO_EMAIL_SUBJECT_DESCRIPTION_175=The subject to use for the e-mail message
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INFO_EMAIL_BODY_DESCRIPTION_176=The path to the file containing the text for \
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the message body
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INFO_EMAIL_ATTACH_DESCRIPTION_177=The path to a file to attach to the e-mail \
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message
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ERR_EMAIL_NO_SUCH_BODY_FILE_181=The file %s specified as the body file \
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for the e-mail message does not exist
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ERR_EMAIL_CANNOT_PROCESS_BODY_FILE_182=An error occurred while \
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attempting to process message body file %s: %s
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ERR_EMAIL_NO_SUCH_ATTACHMENT_FILE_183=The attachment file %s does not \
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exist
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ERR_EMAIL_CANNOT_ATTACH_FILE_184=An error occurred while trying to \
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attach file %s: %s
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ERR_EMAIL_CANNOT_SEND_MESSAGE_185=An error occurred while trying to \
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send the e-mail message: %s
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INFO_BASE64_TOOL_DESCRIPTION_186=This utility can be used to encode and \
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decode information using base64
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INFO_BASE64_DECODE_DESCRIPTION_188=Decode base64-encoded information into \
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raw data. When no options are specified, \
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this subcommand reads from standard input and writes to standard output
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INFO_BASE64_ENCODE_DESCRIPTION_189=Encode raw data using base64. \
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When no options are specified, this subcommand reads from standard input and \
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writes to standard output
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INFO_BASE64_ENCODED_DATA_DESCRIPTION_190=The base64-encoded data to be decoded
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INFO_BASE64_ENCODED_FILE_DESCRIPTION_191=The path to a file containing the \
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base64-encoded data to be decoded
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INFO_BASE64_RAW_DATA_DESCRIPTION_192=The raw data to be base64 encoded
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INFO_BASE64_RAW_FILE_DESCRIPTION_193=The path to a file containing the raw \
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data to be base64 encoded
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INFO_BASE64_TO_ENCODED_FILE_DESCRIPTION_194=The path to a file to which the \
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base64-encoded data should be written
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INFO_BASE64_TO_RAW_FILE_DESCRIPTION_195=The path to a file to which the raw \
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base64-decoded data should be written
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ERR_BASE64_CANNOT_READ_RAW_DATA_196=An error occurred while attempting \
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to read the raw data to encode: %s
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ERR_BASE64_CANNOT_WRITE_ENCODED_DATA_197=An error occurred while \
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attempting to write the encoded data: %s
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ERR_BASE64_CANNOT_READ_ENCODED_DATA_198=An error occurred while \
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attempting to read the base64-encoded data: %s
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ERR_BASE64_CANNOT_WRITE_RAW_DATA_199=An error occurred while \
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attempting to write the decoded data: %s
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ERR_BASE64_UNKNOWN_SUBCOMMAND_200=Unknown subcommand %s
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ERR_LDIF_REJECTED_BY_PLUGIN_NOMESSAGE_224=Rejecting entry %s because \
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it was rejected by a plugin
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ERR_LDIF_REJECTED_BY_PLUGIN_225=Rejecting entry %s because it was \
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rejected by a plugin: %s
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INFO_LDAP_CONN_PROMPT_SECURITY_LDAP_226=LDAP
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INFO_LDAP_CONN_PROMPT_SECURITY_USE_SSL_227=LDAP with SSL
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INFO_LDAP_CONN_PROMPT_SECURITY_USE_START_TLS_228=LDAP with StartTLS
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INFO_LDAP_CONN_PROMPT_SECURITY_USE_TRUST_ALL_229=Automatically trust
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INFO_LDAP_CONN_PROMPT_SECURITY_TRUSTSTORE_PATH_230=Truststore path:
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INFO_LDAP_CONN_PROMPT_SECURITY_TRUSTSTORE_PASSWORD_231=Password for truststore '%s':
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INFO_LDAP_CONN_PROMPT_SECURITY_KEYSTORE_PATH_233=Keystore path:
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INFO_LDAP_CONN_PROMPT_SECURITY_KEYSTORE_PASSWORD_234=Password for keystore '%s':
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INFO_LDAP_CONN_HEADING_CONNECTION_PARAMETERS_236=>>>> Specify OpenDJ LDAP \
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connection parameters
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ERR_LDAP_CONN_BAD_HOST_NAME_237=The hostname "%s" could not be \
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resolved. Please check you have provided the correct address
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ERR_LDAP_CONN_BAD_PORT_NUMBER_238=Invalid port number "%s". Please \
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enter a valid port number between 1 and 65535
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INFO_LDAP_CONN_PROMPT_HOST_NAME_239=Directory server hostname or IP address [%s]:
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INFO_LDAP_CONN_PROMPT_PORT_NUMBER_240=Directory server port number [%d]:
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INFO_LDAP_CONN_PROMPT_BIND_DN_241=Administrator user bind DN [%s]:
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INFO_LDAP_CONN_PROMPT_SECURITY_USE_SECURE_CTX_242=How do you want to connect?
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INFO_LDAP_CONN_PROMPT_SECURITY_PROTOCOL_DEFAULT_CHOICE_243=%d
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ERR_LDAP_CONN_PROMPT_SECURITY_INVALID_FILE_PATH_244=The provided path is not valid
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INFO_LDAP_CONN_PROMPT_SECURITY_TRUST_METHOD_245=How do you want to trust the server certificate?
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INFO_LDAP_CONN_PROMPT_SECURITY_TRUSTSTORE_246=Use a truststore
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INFO_LDAP_CONN_PROMPT_SECURITY_MANUAL_CHECK_247=Manually validate
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INFO_LDAP_CONN_PROMPT_SECURITY_SERVER_CERTIFICATE_248=Server Certificate:
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INFO_LDAP_CONN_SECURITY_SERVER_CERTIFICATE_249=%s
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INFO_LDAP_CONN_PROMPT_SECURITY_TRUST_OPTION_250=Do you trust this server certificate?
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INFO_LDAP_CONN_PROMPT_SECURITY_TRUST_OPTION_NO_251=No
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INFO_LDAP_CONN_PROMPT_SECURITY_TRUST_OPTION_SESSION_252=Yes, for this session only
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INFO_LDAP_CONN_PROMPT_SECURITY_TRUST_OPTION_ALWAYS_253=Yes, also add it to a truststore
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INFO_LDAP_CONN_PROMPT_SECURITY_CERTIFICATE_DETAILS_254=View certificate details
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INFO_LDAP_CONN_SECURITY_SERVER_CERTIFICATE_USER_DN_255 =User DN : %s
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INFO_LDAP_CONN_SECURITY_SERVER_CERTIFICATE_VALIDITY_256=Validity : From '%s'%n To '%s'
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INFO_LDAP_CONN_SECURITY_SERVER_CERTIFICATE_ISSUER_257 =Issuer : %s
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INFO_LDAP_CONN_PROMPT_SECURITY_CERTIFICATE_ALIASES_258=Which certificate do you want to use?
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INFO_LDAP_CONN_PROMPT_SECURITY_CERTIFICATE_ALIAS_259=%s (%s)
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INFO_PROMPT_SINGLE_DEFAULT_261=%s [%s]:
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INFO_LDAP_CONN_PROMPT_ADMINISTRATOR_UID_262=Global Administrator User ID [%s]:
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INFO_LDAP_CONN_GLOBAL_ADMINISTRATOR_OR_BINDDN_PROMPT_263=Global Administrator \
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User ID, or bind DN if no Global Administrator is defined [%s]:
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ERR_CONFIRMATION_TRIES_LIMIT_REACHED_267=Confirmation tries limit reached (%d)
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ERR_UNEXPECTED_268=Unexpected error. Details: %s
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ERR_TRIES_LIMIT_REACHED_269=Input tries limit reached (%d)
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INFO_ADMIN_CONN_PROMPT_PORT_NUMBER_270=Directory server administration port number [%d]:
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ERR_LDIF_INVALID_ATTR_OPTION_271=Unable to parse LDIF entry %s starting \
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at line %d because it has an invalid binary option for attribute %s
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ERR_CERTMGR_INVALID_PKCS11_PATH_272=Invalid key store path for PKCS11 \
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keystore, it must be %s
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ERR_CERTMGR_INVALID_KEYSTORE_PATH_273=Key store path %s exists but is \
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not a file
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ERR_CERTMGR_INVALID_PARENT_274=Parent directory for key store path \
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%s does not exist or is not a directory
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ERR_CERTMGR_INVALID_STORETYPE_275=Invalid key store type, it must \
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be one of the following: %s, %s, %s or %s
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ERR_CERTMGR_KEYSTORE_NONEXISTANT_276=Keystore does not exist, \
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it must exist to retrieve an alias, delete an alias or generate a \
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certificate request
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ERR_CERTMGR_VALIDITY_277=Validity value %d is invalid, it must \
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be a positive integer
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ERR_CERTMGR_ALIAS_ALREADY_EXISTS_278= A certificate with the alias \
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%s already exists in the key store
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ERR_CERTMGR_ADD_CERT_279=The following error occurred when \
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adding a certificate with alias %s to the keystore: %s
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ERR_CERTMGR_ALIAS_INVALID_280=The alias %s cannot be added to the \
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keystore for one of the following reasons: it already exists in the \
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keystore, or, it is not an instance of a trusted certificate class
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ERR_CERTMGR_CERT_REPLIES_INVALID_281=The alias %s is an instance of \
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a private key entry, which is not supported being added to the keystore \
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at this time
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ERR_CERTMGR_DELETE_ALIAS_282=The following error occurred when \
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deleting a certificate with alias %s from the keystore: %s
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ERR_CERTMGR_GEN_SELF_SIGNED_CERT_284=The following error occurred when \
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generating a self-signed certificate using the alias %s: %s
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ERR_CERTMGR_INVALID_CERT_FILE_285=The certificate file %s is \
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invalid because it does not exists, or exists, but is not a file
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ERR_CERTMGR_ALIAS_CAN_NOT_DELETE_286=The alias %s cannot be \
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deleted from the keystore because it does not exist
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ERR_CERTMGR_TRUSTED_CERT_292=The trusted certificate associated \
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with alias %s could not be added to keystore because of the following \
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reason: %s
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ERR_CERTMGR_FILE_NAME_INVALID_293=The %s is invalid because it is \
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null
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ERR_CERTMGR_VALUE_INVALID_294=The argument %s is invalid because it \
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is either null, or has zero length
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ERR_CERTMGR_CLASS_NOT_FOUND_295=A security class cannot be found \
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in this JVM because of the following reason: %s
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ERR_CERTMGR_SECURITY_296=The security classes could not be \
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initialized because of the following reason: %s
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ERR_CERTMGR_NO_METHOD_297=A method needed in the security classes \
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could not be located because of the following reason: %s
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ERR_CERTMGR_CERTGEN_NOT_FOUND_298=The CertAndKeyGen security class cannot be \
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found, consider setting -D%s=
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WARN_EXPORT_LDIF_SET_PERMISSION_FAILED_300=An error occurred while \
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setting file permissions for the LDIF file %s: %s
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ERR_LDIF_READ_ATTR_SKIP_301=Skipping entry %s because the following error \
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was received when reading its attributes: %s
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ERR_BACKUP_CANNOT_GET_MAC_305=An error occurred while attempting to \
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obtain the %s MAC provider to create the signed hash for the backup: %s
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ERR_BACKUP_CANNOT_GET_DIGEST_306=An error occurred while attempting \
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to obtain the %s message digest to create the hash for the backup: %s
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ERR_BACKUP_CANNOT_CREATE_ARCHIVE_FILE_307=An error occurred while \
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trying to create the archive file %s in directory %s for the backup %s: %s
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ERR_BACKUP_CANNOT_GET_CIPHER_308=An error occurred while attempting \
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to obtain the cipher to use to encrypt the backup: %s
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ERR_BACKUP_ZIP_COMMENT_309=%s backup %s
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ERR_BACKUP_CANNOT_LIST_LOG_FILES_310=An error occurred while \
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attempting to obtain a list of the files in directory %s to include in the \
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backup: %s
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ERR_BACKUP_CANNOT_WRITE_ARCHIVE_FILE_311=An error occurred while \
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attempting to back up file %s of backup %s: %s
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ERR_BACKUP_CANNOT_CLOSE_ZIP_STREAM_312=An error occurred while \
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trying to close the archive file %s in directory %s: %s
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ERR_BACKUP_UNSIGNED_HASH_ERROR_313=The computed hash of backup %s \
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is different to the value computed at time of backup
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ERR_BACKUP_SIGNED_HASH_ERROR_314=The computed signed hash of backup \
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%s is different to the value computed at time of backup
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ERR_CANNOT_RENAME_RESTORE_DIRECTORY_315=The directory %s, \
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containing the files restored from backup, could not be renamed to the \
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directory %s
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ERR_BACKUP_CANNOT_UPDATE_BACKUP_DESCRIPTOR_316=An error occurred \
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while attempting to update the backup descriptor file %s with information \
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about the backup: %s
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ERR_BACKUP_CANNOT_RESTORE_317=An error occurred while attempting to \
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restore the files from backup %s: %s
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NOTE_BACKUP_FILE_UNCHANGED_318=Backup file has not changed: %s
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NOTE_BACKUP_VERIFY_FILE_319=Verifying backup file: %s
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NOTE_BACKUP_RESTORED_FILE_320=Restored backup file: %s (size %d)
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NOTE_BACKUP_ARCHIVED_FILE_321=Archived backup file: %s
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ERR_BACKUP_CANNOT_GET_MAC_KEY_ID_323=An error occurred while attempting to \
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obtain the MAC key ID to create the signed hash for the backup %s : %s
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ERR_BACKUP_CANNOT_CREATE_DIRECTORY_TO_RESTORE_FILE_324=An error occurred while \
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attempting to create a directory to restore the file %s for backup of %s
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ERR_BACKUP_CANNOT_SAVE_FILES_BEFORE_RESTORE_325=An error occurred while \
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attempting to save files from root directory %s to target directory %s, for \
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backup of %s : %s
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ERR_BACKUP_CANNOT_CREATE_SAVE_DIRECTORY_326=An error occurred while \
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attempting to create a save directory with base path %s before restore of \
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backup of %s: %s
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