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# Schema messages
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SEVERE_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_UNKNOWN_APPROXIMATE_MATCHING_RULE=Unable to retrieve \
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approximate matching rule %s used as the default for the %s attribute syntax. \
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Approximate matching will not be allowed by default for attributes with this \
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syntax
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SEVERE_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_UNKNOWN_EQUALITY_MATCHING_RULE=Unable to retrieve \
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equality matching rule %s used as the default for the %s attribute syntax. \
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Equality matching will not be allowed by default for attributes with this \
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syntax
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SEVERE_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_UNKNOWN_ORDERING_MATCHING_RULE=Unable to retrieve \
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ordering matching rule %s used as the default for the %s attribute syntax. \
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Ordering matches will not be allowed by default for attributes with this \
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syntax
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SEVERE_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_UNKNOWN_SUBSTRING_MATCHING_RULE=Unable to retrieve \
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substring matching rule %s used as the default for the %s attribute syntax. \
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Substring matching will not be allowed by default for attributes with this \
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syntax
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SEVERE_WARN_ATTR_SYNTAX_ILLEGAL_BOOLEAN=The provided value "%s" is not \
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allowed for attributes with a Boolean syntax. The only allowed values are \
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'TRUE' and 'FALSE'
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SEVERE_WARN_ATTR_SYNTAX_BIT_STRING_TOO_SHORT=The provided value "%s" is too \
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short to be a valid bit string. A bit string must be a series of binary \
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digits surrounded by single quotes and followed by a capital letter B
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SEVERE_WARN_ATTR_SYNTAX_BIT_STRING_NOT_QUOTED=The provided value "%s" is not \
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a valid bit string because it is not surrounded by single quotes and followed \
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by a capital letter B
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SEVERE_WARN_ATTR_SYNTAX_BIT_STRING_INVALID_BIT=The provided value "%s" is \
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not a valid bit string because '%s' is not a valid binary digit
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MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_COUNTRY_STRING_INVALID_LENGTH=The provided value "%s" \
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is not a valid country string because the length is not exactly two characters
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MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_COUNTRY_STRING_NOT_PRINTABLE=The provided value "%s" \
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is not a valid country string because it contains one or more non-printable \
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characters
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MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_DELIVERY_METHOD_NO_ELEMENTS=The provided value "%s" is \
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not a valid delivery method value because it does not contain any elements
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MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_DELIVERY_METHOD_INVALID_ELEMENT=The provided value \
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"%s" is not a valid delivery method value because "%s" is not a valid method
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SEVERE_WARN_ATTR_SYNTAX_GENERALIZED_TIME_TOO_SHORT=The provided value "%s" \
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is too short to be a valid generalized time value
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SEVERE_WARN_ATTR_SYNTAX_GENERALIZED_TIME_INVALID_YEAR=The provided value \
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"%s" is not a valid generalized time value because the '%s' character is not \
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allowed in the century or year specification
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SEVERE_WARN_ATTR_SYNTAX_GENERALIZED_TIME_INVALID_MONTH=The provided value \
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"%s" is not a valid generalized time value because "%s" is not a valid month \
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specification
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SEVERE_WARN_ATTR_SYNTAX_GENERALIZED_TIME_INVALID_DAY=The provided value \
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"%s" is not a valid generalized time value because "%s" is not a valid day \
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specification
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SEVERE_WARN_ATTR_SYNTAX_GENERALIZED_TIME_INVALID_HOUR=The provided value \
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"%s" is not a valid generalized time value because "%s" is not a valid hour \
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specification
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SEVERE_WARN_ATTR_SYNTAX_GENERALIZED_TIME_INVALID_MINUTE=The provided value \
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"%s" is not a valid generalized time value because "%s" is not a valid minute \
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specification
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SEVERE_WARN_ATTR_SYNTAX_GENERALIZED_TIME_INVALID_SECOND=The provided value \
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"%s" is not a valid generalized time value because "%s" is not a valid second \
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specification
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SEVERE_WARN_ATTR_SYNTAX_GENERALIZED_TIME_INVALID_SUBSECOND=The provided \
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value "%s" is not a valid generalized time value because the sub-second \
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component is not valid (between 1 and 3 numeric digits)
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SEVERE_WARN_ATTR_SYNTAX_GENERALIZED_TIME_LONG_SUBSECOND=The provided value \
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"%s" is not a valid generalized time value because the sub-second value may \
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not contain more than three digits
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SEVERE_WARN_ATTR_SYNTAX_GENERALIZED_TIME_INVALID_OFFSET=The provided value \
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"%s" is not a valid generalized time value because "%s" is not a valid GMT \
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offset
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SEVERE_WARN_ATTR_SYNTAX_GENERALIZED_TIME_INVALID_CHAR=The provided value \
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"%s" is not a valid generalized time value because it contains an invalid \
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character '%s' at position %d
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SEVERE_WARN_ATTR_SYNTAX_GENERALIZED_TIME_CANNOT_PARSE=The provided value \
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"%s" could not be parsed as a valid generalized time: %s
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MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_DN_INVALID=The provided value "%s" could not be parsed \
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as a valid distinguished name: %s
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MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_DN_END_WITH_COMMA=The provided value "%s" could not be \
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parsed as a valid distinguished name because the last non-space character was \
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a comma or semicolon
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MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_DN_ATTR_START_WITH_DIGIT=The provided value "%s" could \
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not be parsed as a valid distinguished name because numeric digit '%s' is not \
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allowed as the first character in an attribute name
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MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_DN_ATTR_ILLEGAL_CHAR=The provided value "%s" could not \
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be parsed as a valid distinguished name because character '%c' at position %d \
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is not allowed in an attribute name
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MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_DN_ATTR_ILLEGAL_UNDERSCORE_CHAR=The provided value \
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"%s" could not be parsed as a valid distinguished name because the underscore \
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character is not allowed in an attribute name unless the %s configuration \
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option is enabled
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MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_DN_ATTR_ILLEGAL_INITIAL_DASH=The provided value "%s" \
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could not be parsed as a valid distinguished name because the hyphen \
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character is not allowed as the first character of an attribute name
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MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_DN_ATTR_ILLEGAL_INITIAL_UNDERSCORE=The provided value \
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"%s" could not be parsed as a valid distinguished name because the underscore \
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character is not allowed as the first character of an attribute name even if \
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the %s configuration option is enabled
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MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_DN_ATTR_ILLEGAL_INITIAL_DIGIT=The provided value "%s" \
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could not be parsed as a valid distinguished name because the digit '%c' is \
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not allowed as the first character of an attribute name unless the \
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name is specified as an OID or the %s configuration option is enabled
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MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_DN_ATTR_NO_NAME=The provided value "%s" could not be \
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parsed as a valid distinguished name because it contained an RDN containing \
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an empty attribute name
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MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_DN_ATTR_ILLEGAL_PERIOD=The provided value "%s" could \
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not be parsed as a valid distinguished name because the parsed attribute name \
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%s included a period but that name did not appear to be a valid OID
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MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_DN_END_WITH_ATTR_NAME=The provided value "%s" could \
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not be parsed as a valid distinguished name because the last non-space \
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character was part of the attribute name '%s'
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MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_DN_NO_EQUAL=The provided value "%s" could not be \
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parsed as a valid distinguished name because the next non-space character \
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after attribute name "%s" should have been an equal sign but instead was '%c'
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MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_DN_INVALID_CHAR=The provided value "%s" could not be \
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parsed as a valid distinguished name because character '%c' at position %d is \
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not valid
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MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_DN_HEX_VALUE_TOO_SHORT=The provided value "%s" could \
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not be parsed as a valid distinguished name because an attribute value \
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started with an octothorpe (#) but was not followed by a positive multiple of \
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two hexadecimal digits
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MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_DN_INVALID_HEX_DIGIT=The provided value "%s" could not \
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be parsed as a valid distinguished name because an attribute value started \
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with an octothorpe (#) but contained a character %c that was not a valid \
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hexadecimal digit
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MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_DN_ATTR_VALUE_DECODE_FAILURE=The provided value "%s" \
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could not be parsed as a valid distinguished name because an unexpected \
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failure occurred while attempting to parse an attribute value from one of the \
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RDN components: "%s"
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MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_DN_UNMATCHED_QUOTE=The provided value "%s" could not \
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be parsed as a valid distinguished name because one of the RDN components \
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included a quoted value that did not have a corresponding closing quotation \
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mark
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MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_DN_ESCAPED_HEX_VALUE_INVALID=The provided value "%s" \
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could not be parsed as a valid distinguished name because one of the RDN \
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components included a value with an escaped hexadecimal digit that was not \
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followed by a second hexadecimal digit
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SEVERE_WARN_ATTR_SYNTAX_INTEGER_INITIAL_ZERO=The provided value "%s" could \
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not be parsed as a valid integer because the first digit may not be zero \
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unless it is the only digit
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SEVERE_WARN_ATTR_SYNTAX_INTEGER_MISPLACED_DASH=The provided value "%s" \
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could not be parsed as a valid integer because the dash may only appear if it \
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is the first character of the value followed by one or more digits
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SEVERE_WARN_ATTR_SYNTAX_INTEGER_INVALID_CHARACTER=The provided value "%s" \
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could not be parsed as a valid integer because character '%c' at position %d \
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is not allowed in an integer value
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SEVERE_WARN_ATTR_SYNTAX_INTEGER_EMPTY_VALUE=The provided value "%s" could \
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not be parsed as a valid integer because it did not contain any digits
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SEVERE_WARN_ATTR_SYNTAX_INTEGER_DASH_NEEDS_VALUE=The provided value "%s" \
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could not be parsed as a valid integer because it contained only a dash not \
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followed by an integer value
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MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_OID_NO_VALUE=The provided value could not be parsed \
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as a valid OID because it did not contain any characters
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MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_OID_ILLEGAL_CHARACTER=The provided value "%s" could not \
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be parsed as a valid OID because it had an illegal character at position %d
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MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_OID_CONSECUTIVE_PERIODS=The provided value "%s" could \
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not be parsed as a valid OID because it had two consecutive periods at or \
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near position %d
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MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_OID_ENDS_WITH_PERIOD=The provided value "%s" could not \
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be parsed as a valid OID because it ends with a period
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MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_ATTRTYPE_EMPTY_VALUE=The provided value could not be \
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parsed as a valid attribute type description because it was empty or \
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contained only whitespace
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MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_ATTRTYPE_EXPECTED_OPEN_PARENTHESIS=The provided value \
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"%s" could not be parsed as an attribute type description because an open \
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parenthesis was expected at position %d but instead a '%s' character was \
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found
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MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_ATTRTYPE_TRUNCATED_VALUE=The provided value "%s" \
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could not be parsed as an attribute type description because the end of the \
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value was encountered while the Directory Server expected more data to be \
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provided
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MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_ATTRTYPE_DOUBLE_PERIOD_IN_NUMERIC_OID=The provided \
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value "%s" could not be parsed as an attribute type description because the \
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numeric OID contained two consecutive periods at position %d
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MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_ATTRTYPE_ILLEGAL_CHAR_IN_NUMERIC_OID=The provided \
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value "%s" could not be parsed as an attribute type description because the \
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numeric OID contained an illegal character %s at position %d
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MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_ATTRTYPE_ILLEGAL_CHAR_IN_STRING_OID=The provided \
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value "%s" could not be parsed as an attribute type description because the \
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non-numeric OID contained an illegal character %s at position %d
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MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_ATTRTYPE_ILLEGAL_CHAR=The provided value "%s" could \
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not be parsed as an attribute type description because it contained an \
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illegal character %s at position %d
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MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_ATTRTYPE_UNEXPECTED_CLOSE_PARENTHESIS=The provided \
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value "%s" could not be parsed as an attribute type description because it \
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contained an unexpected closing parenthesis at position %d
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MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_ATTRTYPE_EXPECTED_QUOTE=The provided value "%s" could \
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not be parsed as an attribute type description because a single quote was \
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expected as the first non-blank character following token %s. However, the \
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character %s was found instead
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SEVERE_WARN_ATTR_SYNTAX_ATTRTYPE_UNKNOWN_SUPERIOR_TYPE=The definition for \
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the attribute type with OID %s declared a superior type with an OID of %s. \
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No attribute type with this OID exists in the server schema
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SEVERE_WARN_ATTR_SYNTAX_ATTRTYPE_UNKNOWN_APPROXIMATE_MR=The definition for \
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the attribute type with OID %s declared that approximate matching should be \
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performed using the matching rule "%s". No such approximate matching rule is \
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configured for use in the Directory Server
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SEVERE_WARN_ATTR_SYNTAX_ATTRTYPE_UNKNOWN_EQUALITY_MR=The definition for \
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the attribute type with OID %s declared that equality matching should be \
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performed using the matching rule "%s". No such equality matching rule is \
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configured for use in the Directory Server
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SEVERE_WARN_ATTR_SYNTAX_ATTRTYPE_UNKNOWN_ORDERING_MR=The definition for \
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the attribute type with OID %s declared that ordering matching should be \
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performed using the matching rule "%s". No such ordering matching rule is \
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configured for use in the Directory Server
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SEVERE_WARN_ATTR_SYNTAX_ATTRTYPE_UNKNOWN_SUBSTRING_MR=The definition for \
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the attribute type with OID %s declared that substring matching should be \
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performed using the matching rule "%s". No such substring matching rule is \
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configured for use in the Directory Server
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SEVERE_WARN_ATTR_SYNTAX_ATTRTYPE_UNKNOWN_SYNTAX=The definition for the \
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attribute type with OID %s declared that it should have a syntax with OID %s. \
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No such syntax is configured for use in the Directory Server
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SEVERE_WARN_ATTR_SYNTAX_ATTRTYPE_INVALID_ATTRIBUTE_USAGE=The definition \
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for the attribute type with OID %s declared that it should have an attribute \
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usage of %s. This is an invalid usage
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SEVERE_WARN_ATTR_SYNTAX_ATTRTYPE_EXPECTED_QUOTE_AT_POS=The provided value \
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"%s" could not be parsed as an attribute type description because a single \
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quote was expected at position %d but the character %s was found instead
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MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_OBJECTCLASS_EMPTY_VALUE=The provided value could not \
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be parsed as a valid objectclass description because it was empty or \
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contained only whitespace
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MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_OBJECTCLASS_EXPECTED_OPEN_PARENTHESIS=The provided \
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value "%s" could not be parsed as an objectclass description because an open \
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parenthesis was expected at position %d but instead a '%s' character was \
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found
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MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_OBJECTCLASS_TRUNCATED_VALUE=The provided value "%s" \
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could not be parsed as an objectclass description because the end of the \
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value was encountered while the Directory Server expected more data to be \
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provided
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MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_OBJECTCLASS_DOUBLE_PERIOD_IN_NUMERIC_OID=The provided \
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value "%s" could not be parsed as an objectclass description because the \
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numeric OID contained two consecutive periods at position %d
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MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_OBJECTCLASS_ILLEGAL_CHAR_IN_NUMERIC_OID=The provided \
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value "%s" could not be parsed as an objectclass description because the \
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numeric OID contained an illegal character %s at position %d
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MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_OBJECTCLASS_ILLEGAL_CHAR_IN_STRING_OID=The provided \
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value "%s" could not be parsed as an objectclass description because the \
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non-numeric OID contained an illegal character %s at position %d
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MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_OBJECTCLASS_ILLEGAL_CHAR=The provided value "%s" \
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could not be parsed as an objectclass description because it contained an \
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illegal character %s at position %d
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MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_OBJECTCLASS_UNEXPECTED_CLOSE_PARENTHESIS=The provided \
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value "%s" could not be parsed as an objectclass description because it \
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contained an unexpected closing parenthesis at position %d
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MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_OBJECTCLASS_EXPECTED_QUOTE=The provided value "%s" \
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could not be parsed as an objectclass description because a single quote was \
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expected as the first non-blank character following token %s. However, the \
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character %s was found instead
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SEVERE_WARN_ATTR_SYNTAX_OBJECTCLASS_UNKNOWN_SUPERIOR_CLASS=The definition \
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for the objectclass with OID %s declared a superior objectclass with an OID \
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of %s. No objectclass with this OID exists in the server schema
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SEVERE_WARN_ATTR_SYNTAX_OBJECTCLASS_EXPECTED_QUOTE_AT_POS=The provided \
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value "%s" could not be parsed as an objectclass description because a single \
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quote was expected at position %d but the character %s was found instead
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SEVERE_WARN_ATTR_SYNTAX_OBJECTCLASS_UNKNOWN_REQUIRED_ATTR=The definition \
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for the objectclass with OID %s declared that it should include required \
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attribute "%s". No attribute type matching this name or OID exists in the \
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server schema
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SEVERE_WARN_ATTR_SYNTAX_OBJECTCLASS_UNKNOWN_OPTIONAL_ATTR=The definition \
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for the objectclass with OID %s declared that it should include optional \
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attribute "%s". No attribute type matching this name or OID exists in the \
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server schema
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SEVERE_WARN_ATTR_SYNTAX_IA5_ILLEGAL_CHARACTER=The provided value "%s" \
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cannot be parsed as a valid IA5 string because it contains an illegal \
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character "%s" that is not allowed in the IA5 (ASCII) character set
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INFO_ATTR_SYNTAX_TELEPHONE_DESCRIPTION_STRICT_MODE=This indicates whether \
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the telephone number attribute syntax should use a strict mode in which it \
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will only accept values in the ITU-T E.123 format. If this is enabled, then \
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any value not in this format will be rejected. If this is disabled, then any \
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value will be accepted, but only the digits will be considered when \
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performing matching
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SEVERE_WARN_ATTR_SYNTAX_TELEPHONE_CANNOT_DETERMINE_STRICT_MODE=An error \
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occurred while trying to retrieve attribute \
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ds-cfg-strict-format from configuration entry %s: %s. The \
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Directory Server will not enforce strict compliance to the ITU-T E.123 format \
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for telephone number values
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MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_TELEPHONE_EMPTY=The provided value is not a valid \
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telephone number because it is empty or null
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MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_TELEPHONE_NO_PLUS=The provided value "%s" is not a \
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valid telephone number because strict telephone number checking is enabled \
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and the value does not start with a plus sign in compliance with the ITU-T \
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E.123 specification
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MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_TELEPHONE_ILLEGAL_CHAR=The provided value "%s" is not \
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a valid telephone number because strict telephone number checking is enabled \
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and the character %s at position %d is not allowed by the ITU-T E.123 \
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specification
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MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_TELEPHONE_NO_DIGITS=The provided value "%s" is not a \
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valid telephone number because it does not contain any numeric digits
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INFO_ATTR_SYNTAX_TELEPHONE_UPDATED_STRICT_MODE=The value of configuration \
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attribute ds-cfg-strict-format, which indicates whether to \
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use strict telephone number syntax checking, has been updated to %s in \
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configuration entry %s
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SEVERE_WARN_ATTR_SYNTAX_NUMERIC_STRING_ILLEGAL_CHAR=The provided value \
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"%s" is not a valid numeric string because it contained character %s at \
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position %d that was neither a digit nor a space
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MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_NUMERIC_STRING_EMPTY_VALUE=The provided value is not \
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a valid numeric string because it did not contain any characters. A numeric \
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string value must contain at least one numeric digit or space
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MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_ATTRSYNTAX_EMPTY_VALUE=The provided value could not \
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be parsed as a valid attribute syntax description because it was empty or \
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contained only whitespace
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MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_ATTRSYNTAX_EXPECTED_OPEN_PARENTHESIS=The provided \
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value "%s" could not be parsed as an attribute syntax description because an \
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open parenthesis was expected at position %d but instead a '%s' character was \
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found
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MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_ATTRSYNTAX_TRUNCATED_VALUE=The provided value "%s" \
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could not be parsed as an attribute syntax description because the end of the \
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value was encountered while the Directory Server expected more data to be \
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provided
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MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_ATTRSYNTAX_DOUBLE_PERIOD_IN_NUMERIC_OID=The provided \
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value "%s" could not be parsed as an attribute syntax description because the \
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numeric OID contained two consecutive periods at position %d
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MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_ATTRSYNTAX_ILLEGAL_CHAR_IN_NUMERIC_OID=The provided \
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value "%s" could not be parsed as an attribute syntax description because the \
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numeric OID contained an illegal character %s at position %d
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MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_ATTRSYNTAX_ILLEGAL_CHAR_IN_STRING_OID=The provided \
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value "%s" could not be parsed as an attribute syntax description because the \
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non-numeric OID contained an illegal character %s at position %d
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MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_ATTRSYNTAX_UNEXPECTED_CLOSE_PARENTHESIS=The provided \
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value "%s" could not be parsed as an attribute syntax description because it \
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contained an unexpected closing parenthesis at position %d
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MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_ATTRSYNTAX_CANNOT_READ_DESC_TOKEN=The provided value \
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"%s" could not be parsed as an attribute syntax description because an \
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unexpected error occurred while trying to read the "DESC" token from the \
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string at or near position %d: %s
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MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_ATTRSYNTAX_TOKEN_NOT_DESC=The provided value "%s" \
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could not be parsed as an attribute syntax description because the "DESC" \
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token was expected but the string "%s" was found instead
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MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_ATTRSYNTAX_CANNOT_READ_DESC_VALUE=The provided value \
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"%s" could not be parsed as an attribute syntax description because an \
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unexpected error occurred while trying to read the value of the "DESC" token \
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from the string at or near position %d: %s
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MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_ATTRSYNTAX_EXPECTED_CLOSE_PARENTHESIS=The provided \
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value "%s" could not be parsed as an attribute syntax description because a \
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close parenthesis was expected at position %d but instead a '%s' character \
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was found
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MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_ATTRSYNTAX_ILLEGAL_CHAR_AFTER_CLOSE=The provided \
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value "%s" could not be parsed as an attribute syntax description because an \
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illegal character %s was found at position %d after the close parenthesis
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SEVERE_WARN_ATTR_SYNTAX_ATTRSYNTAX_EXPECTED_QUOTE_AT_POS=The provided \
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value "%s" could not be parsed as an attribute syntax description because a \
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single quote was expected at position %d but the character %s was found \
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instead
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SEVERE_WARN_ATTR_SYNTAX_PRINTABLE_STRING_EMPTY_VALUE=The provided value \
|
could not be parsed as a printable string because it was null or empty. A \
|
printable string must contain at least one character
|
SEVERE_WARN_ATTR_SYNTAX_PRINTABLE_STRING_ILLEGAL_CHARACTER=The provided \
|
value "%s" could not be parsed as a printable string because it contained an \
|
invalid character %s at position %d
|
SEVERE_WARN_ATTR_SYNTAX_SUBSTRING_ONLY_WILDCARD=The provided value "*" \
|
could not be parsed as a substring assertion because it consists only of a \
|
wildcard character and zero-length substrings are not allowed
|
SEVERE_WARN_ATTR_SYNTAX_SUBSTRING_CONSECUTIVE_WILDCARDS=The provided \
|
value "%s" could not be parsed as a substring assertion because it contains \
|
consecutive wildcard characters at position %d and zero-length substrings are \
|
not allowed
|
MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_UTC_TIME_TOO_SHORT=The provided value %s is too \
|
short to be a valid UTC time value
|
MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_UTC_TIME_INVALID_YEAR=The provided value %s is not a \
|
valid UTC time value because the %s character is not allowed in the century \
|
or year specification
|
MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_UTC_TIME_INVALID_MONTH=The provided value %s is not \
|
a valid UTC time value because %s is not a valid month specification
|
MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_UTC_TIME_INVALID_DAY=The provided value %s is not a \
|
valid UTC time value because %s is not a valid day specification
|
MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_UTC_TIME_INVALID_HOUR=The provided value %s is not a \
|
valid UTC time value because %s is not a valid hour specification
|
MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_UTC_TIME_INVALID_MINUTE=The provided value %s is not \
|
a valid UTC time value because %s is not a valid minute specification
|
MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_UTC_TIME_INVALID_CHAR=The provided value %s is not a \
|
valid UTC time value because it contains an invalid character %s at position \
|
%d
|
MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_UTC_TIME_INVALID_SECOND=The provided value %s is not \
|
a valid UTC time value because %s is not a valid second specification
|
MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_UTC_TIME_INVALID_OFFSET=The provided value %s is not \
|
a valid UTC time value because %s is not a valid GMT offset
|
MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_UTC_TIME_CANNOT_PARSE=The provided value %s could \
|
not be parsed as a valid UTC time: %s
|
MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_DCR_EMPTY_VALUE=The provided value could not be \
|
parsed as a valid DIT content rule description because it was empty or \
|
contained only whitespace
|
MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_DCR_EXPECTED_OPEN_PARENTHESIS=The provided value \
|
"%s" could not be parsed as a DIT content rule description because an open \
|
parenthesis was expected at position %d but instead a '%s' character was \
|
found
|
MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_DCR_TRUNCATED_VALUE=The provided value "%s" could \
|
not be parsed as a DIT content rule description because the end of the value \
|
was encountered while the Directory Server expected more data to be provided
|
MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_DCR_DOUBLE_PERIOD_IN_NUMERIC_OID=The provided value \
|
"%s" could not be parsed as a DIT content rule description because the \
|
numeric OID contained two consecutive periods at position %d
|
MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_DCR_ILLEGAL_CHAR_IN_NUMERIC_OID=The provided value \
|
"%s" could not be parsed as a DIT content rule description because the \
|
numeric OID contained an illegal character %s at position %d
|
MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_DCR_ILLEGAL_CHAR_IN_STRING_OID=The provided value \
|
"%s" could not be parsed as a DIT content rule description because the \
|
non-numeric OID contained an illegal character %s at position %d
|
MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_DCR_UNEXPECTED_CLOSE_PARENTHESIS=The provided value \
|
"%s" could not be parsed as a DIT content rule description because it \
|
contained an unexpected closing parenthesis at position %d
|
MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_DCR_ILLEGAL_CHAR=The provided value "%s" could not \
|
be parsed as a DIT content rule description because it contained an illegal \
|
character %s at position %d
|
MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_DCR_UNKNOWN_STRUCTURAL_CLASS=The DIT content rule \
|
"%s" is associated with a structural objectclass %s that is not defined in \
|
the server schema
|
MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_DCR_STRUCTURAL_CLASS_NOT_STRUCTURAL=The DIT content \
|
rule "%s" is associated with the objectclass with OID %s (%s). This \
|
objectclass exists in the server schema but is defined as %s rather than \
|
structural
|
MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_DCR_UNKNOWN_AUXILIARY_CLASS=The DIT content rule \
|
"%s" is associated with an auxiliary objectclass %s that is not defined in \
|
the server schema
|
MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_DCR_AUXILIARY_CLASS_NOT_AUXILIARY=The DIT content \
|
rule "%s" is associated with an auxiliary objectclass %s. This objectclass \
|
exists in the server schema but is defined as %s rather than auxiliary
|
MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_DCR_UNKNOWN_REQUIRED_ATTR=The DIT content rule "%s" \
|
is associated with a required attribute type %s that is not defined in the \
|
server schema
|
MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_DCR_UNKNOWN_OPTIONAL_ATTR=The DIT content rule "%s" \
|
is associated with an optional attribute type %s that is not defined in the \
|
server schema
|
MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_DCR_UNKNOWN_PROHIBITED_ATTR=The DIT content rule \
|
"%s" is associated with a prohibited attribute type %s that is not defined in \
|
the server schema
|
MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_DCR_EXPECTED_QUOTE_AT_POS=The provided value "%s" \
|
could not be parsed as a DIT content rule description because a single quote \
|
was expected at position %d but the %s character was found instead
|
MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_NAME_FORM_EMPTY_VALUE=The provided value could not \
|
be parsed as a valid name form description because it was empty or contained \
|
only whitespace
|
MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_NAME_FORM_EXPECTED_OPEN_PARENTHESIS=The provided \
|
value "%s" could not be parsed as a name form description because an open \
|
parenthesis was expected at position %d but instead a '%c' character was \
|
found
|
MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_NAME_FORM_TRUNCATED_VALUE=The provided value "%s" \
|
could not be parsed as a name form description because the end of the value \
|
was encountered while the Directory Server expected more data to be provided
|
MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_NAME_FORM_DOUBLE_PERIOD_IN_NUMERIC_OID=The provided \
|
value "%s" could not be parsed as a name form description because the numeric \
|
OID contained two consecutive periods at position %d
|
MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_NAME_FORM_ILLEGAL_CHAR_IN_NUMERIC_OID=The provided \
|
value "%s" could not be parsed as a name form description because the numeric \
|
OID contained an illegal character %c at position %d
|
MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_NAME_FORM_ILLEGAL_CHAR_IN_STRING_OID=The provided \
|
value "%s" could not be parsed as a name form description because the \
|
non-numeric OID contained an illegal character %c at position %d
|
MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_NAME_FORM_UNEXPECTED_CLOSE_PARENTHESIS=The provided \
|
value "%s" could not be parsed as a name form description because it \
|
contained an unexpected closing parenthesis at position %d
|
MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_NAME_FORM_ILLEGAL_CHAR=The provided value "%s" could \
|
not be parsed as a name form description because it contained an illegal \
|
character %c at position %d
|
MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_NAME_FORM_UNKNOWN_STRUCTURAL_CLASS=The name form \
|
description "%s" is associated with a structural objectclass %s that is not \
|
defined in the server schema
|
MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_NAME_FORM_STRUCTURAL_CLASS_NOT_STRUCTURAL=The name \
|
form description "%s" is associated with the objectclass with OID %s (%s). \
|
This objectclass exists in the server schema but is defined as %s rather than \
|
structural
|
MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_NAME_FORM_UNKNOWN_REQUIRED_ATTR=The definition for \
|
the name form with OID %s declared that it should include required attribute \
|
"%s". No attribute type matching this name or OID exists in the server \
|
schema
|
MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_NAME_FORM_UNKNOWN_OPTIONAL_ATTR=The definition for \
|
the name form with OID %s declared that it should include optional attribute \
|
"%s". No attribute type matching this name or OID exists in the server \
|
schema
|
MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_NAME_FORM_NO_STRUCTURAL_CLASS=The provided value \
|
"%s" could not be parsed as a name form description because it does not \
|
specify the structural objectclass with which it is associated
|
MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_NAME_FORM_EXPECTED_QUOTE_AT_POS=The provided value \
|
"%s" could not be parsed as a name form description because a single quote \
|
was expected at position %d but the %c character was found instead
|
MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_MR_EMPTY_VALUE=The provided value could not be \
|
parsed as a valid matching rule description because it was empty or contained \
|
only whitespace
|
MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_MR_EXPECTED_OPEN_PARENTHESIS=The provided value "%s" \
|
could not be parsed as a matching rule description because an open \
|
parenthesis was expected at position %d but instead a '%s' character was \
|
found
|
MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_MR_TRUNCATED_VALUE=The provided value "%s" could not \
|
be parsed as a matching rule description because the end of the value was \
|
encountered while the Directory Server expected more data to be provided
|
MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_MR_DOUBLE_PERIOD_IN_NUMERIC_OID=The provided value \
|
"%s" could not be parsed as a matching rule description because the numeric \
|
OID contained two consecutive periods at position %d
|
MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_MR_ILLEGAL_CHAR_IN_NUMERIC_OID=The provided value \
|
"%s" could not be parsed as a matching rule description because the numeric \
|
OID contained an illegal character %s at position %d
|
MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_MR_ILLEGAL_CHAR_IN_STRING_OID=The provided value \
|
"%s" could not be parsed as a matching rule description because the \
|
non-numeric OID contained an illegal character %s at position %d
|
MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_MR_UNEXPECTED_CLOSE_PARENTHESIS=The provided value \
|
"%s" could not be parsed as a matching rule description because it contained \
|
an unexpected closing parenthesis at position %d
|
MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_MR_ILLEGAL_CHAR=The provided value "%s" could not be \
|
parsed as a matching rule description because it contained an illegal \
|
character %s at position %d
|
MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_MR_UNKNOWN_SYNTAX=The matching rule description "%s" \
|
is associated with attribute syntax %s that is not defined in the server \
|
schema
|
MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_MR_NO_SYNTAX=The provided value "%s" could not be \
|
parsed as a matching rule description because it does not specify the \
|
attribute syntax with which it is associated
|
MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_MR_EXPECTED_QUOTE_AT_POS=The provided value "%s" \
|
could not be parsed as a matching rule description because a single quote was \
|
expected at position %d but the %s character was found instead
|
MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_MRUSE_EMPTY_VALUE=The provided value could not be \
|
parsed as a valid matching rule use description because it was empty or \
|
contained only whitespace
|
MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_MRUSE_EXPECTED_OPEN_PARENTHESIS=The provided value \
|
"%s" could not be parsed as a matching rule use description because an open \
|
parenthesis was expected at position %d but instead a '%s' character was \
|
found
|
MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_MRUSE_TRUNCATED_VALUE=The provided value "%s" could \
|
not be parsed as a matching rule use description because the end of the value \
|
was encountered while the Directory Server expected more data to be provided
|
MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_MRUSE_DOUBLE_PERIOD_IN_NUMERIC_OID=The provided \
|
value "%s" could not be parsed as a matching rule use description because the \
|
numeric OID contained two consecutive periods at position %d
|
MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_MRUSE_ILLEGAL_CHAR_IN_NUMERIC_OID=The provided value \
|
"%s" could not be parsed as a matching rule use description because the \
|
numeric OID contained an illegal character %s at position %d
|
MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_MRUSE_ILLEGAL_CHAR_IN_STRING_OID=The provided value \
|
"%s" could not be parsed as a matching rule use description because the \
|
non-numeric OID contained an illegal character %s at position %d
|
MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_MRUSE_UNKNOWN_MATCHING_RULE=The provided value "%s" \
|
could not be parsed as a matching rule use description because the specified \
|
matching rule %s is unknown
|
MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_MRUSE_UNEXPECTED_CLOSE_PARENTHESIS=The provided \
|
value "%s" could not be parsed as a matching rule use description because it \
|
contained an unexpected closing parenthesis at position %d
|
MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_MRUSE_ILLEGAL_CHAR=The provided value "%s" could not \
|
be parsed as a matching rule use description because it contained an illegal \
|
character %s at position %d
|
MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_MRUSE_UNKNOWN_ATTR=The matching rule use description \
|
"%s" is associated with attribute type %s that is not defined in the server \
|
schema
|
MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_MRUSE_NO_ATTR=The provided value "%s" could not be \
|
parsed as a matching rule description because it does not specify the set of \
|
attribute types that may be used with the associated OID
|
MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_MRUSE_EXPECTED_QUOTE_AT_POS=The provided value "%s" \
|
could not be parsed as a matching rule use description because a single quote \
|
was expected at position %d but the %s character was found instead
|
MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_DSR_EMPTY_VALUE=The provided value could not be \
|
parsed as a valid DIT structure rule description because it was empty or \
|
contained only whitespace
|
MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_DSR_EXPECTED_OPEN_PARENTHESIS=The provided value \
|
"%s" could not be parsed as a DIT structure rule description because an open \
|
parenthesis was expected at position %d but instead a '%s' character was \
|
found
|
MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_DSR_TRUNCATED_VALUE=The provided value "%s" could \
|
not be parsed as a DIT structure rule description because the end of the \
|
value was encountered while the Directory Server expected more data to be \
|
provided
|
MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_DSR_ILLEGAL_CHAR_IN_RULE_ID=The provided value "%s" \
|
could not be parsed as a DIT structure rule description because the rule ID \
|
contained an illegal character %s at position %d
|
MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_DSR_UNEXPECTED_CLOSE_PARENTHESIS=The provided value \
|
"%s" could not be parsed as a DIT structure rule description because it \
|
contained an unexpected closing parenthesis at position %d
|
MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_DSR_ILLEGAL_CHAR=The provided value "%s" could not \
|
be parsed as a DIT structure rule description because it contained an illegal \
|
character %s at position %d
|
MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_DSR_UNKNOWN_NAME_FORM=The provided value "%s" could \
|
not be parsed as a DIT structure rule description because it referenced an \
|
unknown name form %s
|
MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_DSR_UNKNOWN_RULE_ID=The provided value "%s" could \
|
not be parsed as a DIT structure rule description because it referenced an \
|
unknown rule ID %d for a superior DIT structure rule
|
MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_DSR_NO_NAME_FORM=The provided value "%s" could not \
|
be parsed as a DIT structure rule description because it did not specify the \
|
name form for the rule
|
MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_DSR_EXPECTED_QUOTE_AT_POS=The provided value "%s" \
|
could not be parsed as a DIT structure rule description because a single \
|
quote was expected at position %d but the %s character was found instead
|
MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_DSR_DOUBLE_PERIOD_IN_NUMERIC_OID=The provided value \
|
"%s" could not be parsed as a DIT structure rule description because the \
|
numeric OID contained two consecutive periods at position %d
|
MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_DSR_ILLEGAL_CHAR_IN_NUMERIC_OID=The provided value \
|
"%s" could not be parsed as a DIT structure rule description because the \
|
numeric OID contained an illegal character %s at position %d
|
MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_DSR_ILLEGAL_CHAR_IN_STRING_OID=The provided value \
|
"%s" could not be parsed as a DIT structure rule description because the \
|
non-numeric OID contained an illegal character %s at position %d
|
MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_TELEX_TOO_SHORT=The provided value "%s" is too short \
|
to be a valid telex number value
|
MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_TELEX_NOT_PRINTABLE=The provided value "%s" does not \
|
hold a valid telex number because a character %s at position %d was not a \
|
valid printable string character
|
MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_TELEX_ILLEGAL_CHAR=The provided value "%s" does not \
|
hold a valid telex number because character %s at position %d was neither a \
|
valid printable string character nor a dollar sign to separate the telex \
|
number components
|
MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_TELEX_TRUNCATED=The provided value "%s" does not \
|
hold a valid telex number because the end of the value was found before three \
|
dollar-delimited printable strings could be read
|
MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_FAXNUMBER_EMPTY=The provided value could not be \
|
parsed as a valid facsimile telephone number because it was empty
|
MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_FAXNUMBER_NOT_PRINTABLE=The provided value "%s" \
|
could not be parsed as a valid facsimile telephone number because character \
|
%s at position %d was not a valid printable string character
|
MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_FAXNUMBER_END_WITH_DOLLAR=The provided value "%s" \
|
could not be parsed as a valid facsimile telephone number because it ends \
|
with a dollar sign, but that dollar sign should have been followed by a fax \
|
parameter
|
MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_FAXNUMBER_ILLEGAL_PARAMETER=The provided value "%s" \
|
could not be parsed as a valid facsimile telephone number because the string \
|
"%s" between positions %d and %d was not a valid fax parameter
|
MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_NAMEANDUID_INVALID_DN=The provided value "%s" could \
|
not be parsed as a valid name and optional UID value because an error \
|
occurred while trying to parse the DN portion: %s
|
MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_NAMEANDUID_ILLEGAL_BINARY_DIGIT=The provided value \
|
"%s" could not be parsed as a valid name and optional UID value because the \
|
UID portion contained an illegal binary digit %s at position %d
|
MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_TELETEXID_EMPTY=The provided value could not be \
|
parsed as a valid teletex terminal identifier because it was empty
|
MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_TELETEXID_NOT_PRINTABLE=The provided value "%s" \
|
could not be parsed as a valid teletex terminal identifier because character \
|
%s at position %d was not a valid printable string character
|
MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_TELETEXID_END_WITH_DOLLAR=The provided value "%s" \
|
could not be parsed as a valid teletex terminal identifier because it ends \
|
with a dollar sign, but that dollar sign should have been followed by a TTX \
|
parameter
|
MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_TELETEXID_PARAM_NO_COLON=The provided value "%s" \
|
could not be parsed as a valid teletex terminal identifier because the \
|
parameter string does not contain a colon to separate the name from the value
|
MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_TELETEXID_ILLEGAL_PARAMETER=The provided value "%s" \
|
could not be parsed as a valid teletex terminal identifier because the string \
|
"%s" is not a valid TTX parameter name
|
MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_OTHER_MAILBOX_EMPTY_VALUE=The provided value could \
|
not be parsed as an other mailbox value because it was empty
|
MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_OTHER_MAILBOX_NO_MBTYPE=The provided value "%s" \
|
could not be parsed as an other mailbox value because there was no mailbox \
|
type before the dollar sign
|
MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_OTHER_MAILBOX_ILLEGAL_MBTYPE_CHAR=The provided value \
|
"%s" could not be parsed as an other mailbox value because the mailbox type \
|
contained an illegal character %s at position %d
|
MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_OTHER_MAILBOX_NO_MAILBOX=The provided value "%s" \
|
could not be parsed as an other mailbox value because there was no mailbox \
|
after the dollar sign
|
MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_OTHER_MAILBOX_ILLEGAL_MB_CHAR=The provided value \
|
"%s" could not be parsed as an other mailbox value because the mailbox \
|
contained an illegal character %s at position %d
|
MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_GUIDE_NO_OC=The provided value "%s" could not be \
|
parsed as a guide value because it did not contain an objectclass name or OID \
|
before the octothorpe (#) character
|
MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_GUIDE_ILLEGAL_CHAR=The provided value "%s" could not \
|
be parsed as a guide value because the criteria portion %s contained an \
|
illegal character %c at position %d
|
MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_GUIDE_MISSING_CLOSE_PAREN=The provided value "%s" \
|
could not be parsed as a guide value because the criteria portion %s did not \
|
contain a close parenthesis that corresponded to the initial open parenthesis
|
MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_GUIDE_INVALID_QUESTION_MARK=The provided value "%s" \
|
could not be parsed as a guide value because the criteria portion %s started \
|
with a question mark but was not followed by the string "true" or "false"
|
MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_GUIDE_NO_DOLLAR=The provided value "%s" could not be \
|
parsed as a guide value because the criteria portion %s did not contain a \
|
dollar sign to separate the attribute type from the match type
|
MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_GUIDE_NO_ATTR=The provided value "%s" could not be \
|
parsed as a guide value because the criteria portion %s did not specify an \
|
attribute type before the dollar sign
|
MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_GUIDE_NO_MATCH_TYPE=The provided value "%s" could \
|
not be parsed as a guide value because the criteria portion %s did not \
|
specify a match type after the dollar sign
|
MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_GUIDE_INVALID_MATCH_TYPE=The provided value "%s" \
|
could not be parsed as a guide value because the criteria portion %s had an \
|
invalid match type starting at position %d
|
MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_ENHANCEDGUIDE_NO_SHARP=The provided value "%s" could \
|
not be parsed as an enhanced guide value because it did not contain an \
|
octothorpe (#) character to separate the objectclass from the criteria
|
MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_ENHANCEDGUIDE_NO_OC=The provided value "%s" could \
|
not be parsed as an enhanced guide value because it did not contain an \
|
objectclass name or OID before the octothorpe (#) character
|
MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_ENHANCEDGUIDE_DOUBLE_PERIOD_IN_OC_OID=The provided \
|
value "%s" could not be parsed as an enhanced guide value because the numeric \
|
OID %s specifying the objectclass contained two consecutive periods at \
|
position %d
|
MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_ENHANCEDGUIDE_ILLEGAL_CHAR_IN_OC_OID=The provided \
|
value "%s" could not be parsed as an enhanced guide value because the numeric \
|
OID %s specifying the objectclass contained an illegal character %s at \
|
position %d
|
MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_ENHANCEDGUIDE_ILLEGAL_CHAR_IN_OC_NAME=The provided \
|
value "%s" could not be parsed as an enhanced guide value because the \
|
objectclass name %s contained an illegal character %s at position %d
|
MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_ENHANCEDGUIDE_NO_FINAL_SHARP=The provided value "%s" \
|
could not be parsed as an enhanced guide value because it did not have an \
|
octothorpe (#) character to separate the criteria from the scope
|
MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_ENHANCEDGUIDE_NO_SCOPE=The provided value "%s" could \
|
not be parsed as an enhanced guide value because no scope was provided after \
|
the final octothorpe (#) character
|
MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_ENHANCEDGUIDE_INVALID_SCOPE=The provided value "%s" \
|
could not be parsed as an enhanced guide value because the specified scope %s \
|
was invalid
|
MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_ENHANCEDGUIDE_NO_CRITERIA=The provided value "%s" \
|
could not be parsed as an enhanced guide value because it did not specify any \
|
criteria between the octothorpe (#) characters
|
MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_OID_INVALID_VALUE=The provided value %s could not be \
|
parsed as a valid OID: %s
|
SEVERE_WARN_ATTR_SYNTAX_GENERALIZED_TIME_NORMALIZE_FAILURE=An unexpected \
|
error occurred while trying to normalize value %s as a generalized time \
|
value: %s
|
SEVERE_WARN_OMR_CASE_EXACT_COMPARE_CANNOT_NORMALIZE=An error occurred \
|
while attempting to compare two AttributeValue objects using the \
|
caseExactOrderingMatch matching rule because the normalized form of one of \
|
those values could not be retrieved: %s
|
SEVERE_WARN_OMR_CASE_EXACT_COMPARE_INVALID_TYPE=An error occurred while \
|
attempting to compare two objects using the caseExactOrderingMatch matching \
|
rule because the objects were of an unsupported type %s. Only byte arrays, \
|
ASN.1 octet strings, and attribute value objects may be compared
|
SEVERE_WARN_OMR_CASE_IGNORE_COMPARE_CANNOT_NORMALIZE=An error occurred \
|
while attempting to compare two AttributeValue objects using the \
|
caseIgnoreOrderingMatch matching rule because the normalized form of one of \
|
those values could not be retrieved: %s
|
SEVERE_WARN_OMR_CASE_IGNORE_COMPARE_INVALID_TYPE=An error occurred while \
|
attempting to compare two objects using the caseIgnoreOrderingMatch matching \
|
rule because the objects were of an unsupported type %s. Only byte arrays, \
|
ASN.1 octet strings, and attribute value objects may be compared
|
SEVERE_WARN_OMR_GENERALIZED_TIME_COMPARE_CANNOT_NORMALIZE=An error \
|
occurred while attempting to compare two AttributeValue objects using the \
|
generalizedTimeOrderingMatch matching rule because the normalized form of one \
|
of those values could not be retrieved: %s
|
SEVERE_WARN_OMR_GENERALIZED_TIME_COMPARE_INVALID_TYPE=An error occurred \
|
while attempting to compare two objects using the \
|
generalizedTimeOrderingMatch matching rule because the objects were of an \
|
unsupported type %s. Only byte arrays, ASN.1 octet strings, and attribute \
|
value objects may be compared
|
SEVERE_WARN_OMR_INTEGER_COMPARE_CANNOT_NORMALIZE=An error occurred while \
|
attempting to compare two AttributeValue objects using the \
|
integerOrderingMatch matching rule because the normalized form of one of \
|
those values could not be retrieved: %s
|
SEVERE_WARN_OMR_INTEGER_COMPARE_INVALID_TYPE=An error occurred while \
|
attempting to compare two objects using the integerOrderingMatch matching \
|
rule because the objects were of an unsupported type %s. Only byte arrays, \
|
ASN.1 octet strings, and attribute value objects may be compared
|
SEVERE_WARN_OMR_NUMERIC_STRING_COMPARE_CANNOT_NORMALIZE=An error occurred \
|
while attempting to compare two AttributeValue objects using the \
|
numericStringOrderingMatch matching rule because the normalized form of one \
|
of those values could not be retrieved: %s
|
SEVERE_WARN_OMR_NUMERIC_STRING_COMPARE_INVALID_TYPE=An error occurred \
|
while attempting to compare two objects using the numericStringOrderingMatch \
|
matching rule because the objects were of an unsupported type %s. Only byte \
|
arrays, ASN.1 octet strings, and attribute value objects may be compared
|
SEVERE_WARN_OMR_OCTET_STRING_COMPARE_CANNOT_NORMALIZE=An error occurred \
|
while attempting to compare two AttributeValue objects using the \
|
octetStringOrderingMatch matching rule because the normalized form of one of \
|
those values could not be retrieved: %s
|
SEVERE_WARN_OMR_OCTET_STRING_COMPARE_INVALID_TYPE=An error occurred while \
|
attempting to compare two objects using the octetStringOrderingMatch matching \
|
rule because the objects were of an unsupported type %s. Only byte arrays, \
|
ASN.1 octet strings, and attribute value objects may be compared
|
SEVERE_WARN_ATTR_SYNTAX_UUID_INVALID_LENGTH=The provided value "%s" has \
|
an invalid length for a UUID. All UUID values must have a length of exactly \
|
36 bytes, but the provided value had a length of %d bytes
|
SEVERE_WARN_ATTR_SYNTAX_UUID_EXPECTED_DASH=The provided value "%s" should \
|
have had a dash at position %d, but the character '%s' was found instead
|
SEVERE_WARN_ATTR_SYNTAX_UUID_EXPECTED_HEX=The provided value "%s" should \
|
have had a hexadecimal digit at position %d, but the character '%s' was found \
|
instead
|
INFO_ATTR_SYNTAX_DIRECTORYSTRING_DESCRIPTION_ALLOW_ZEROLENGTH=Indicates \
|
whether attributes with the directory string syntax will be allowed to have \
|
zero-length values. This is technically not allowed by the LDAP \
|
specifications, but it may be useful for backward compatibility with previous \
|
Directory Server releases
|
SEVERE_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_DIRECTORYSTRING_CANNOT_DETERMINE_ZEROLENGTH=An \
|
error occurred while trying to determine the value of the %s configuration \
|
attribute, which indicates whether directory string attributes should be \
|
allowed to have zero-length values: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_DIRECTORYSTRING_INVALID_ZEROLENGTH_VALUE=The \
|
operation attempted to assign a zero-length value to an attribute with the \
|
directory string syntax
|
INFO_ATTR_SYNTAX_DIRECTORYSTRING_UPDATED_ALLOW_ZEROLENGTH=The %s \
|
attribute in configuration entry %s has been updated with a new value of %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_AUTHPW_INVALID_SCHEME_CHAR=The provided \
|
authPassword value had an invalid scheme character at position %d
|
SEVERE_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_AUTHPW_NO_SCHEME=The provided authPassword value \
|
had a zero-length scheme element
|
SEVERE_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_AUTHPW_NO_SCHEME_SEPARATOR=The provided \
|
authPassword value was missing the separator character or had an illegal \
|
character between the scheme and authInfo elements
|
SEVERE_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_AUTHPW_INVALID_AUTH_INFO_CHAR=The provided \
|
authPassword value had an invalid authInfo character at position %d
|
SEVERE_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_AUTHPW_NO_AUTH_INFO=The provided authPassword \
|
value had a zero-length authInfo element
|
SEVERE_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_AUTHPW_NO_AUTH_INFO_SEPARATOR=The provided \
|
authPassword value was missing the separator character or had an illegal \
|
character between the authInfo and authValue elements
|
SEVERE_ERR_EMR_INTFIRSTCOMP_NO_INITIAL_PARENTHESIS=The provided value \
|
"%s" could not be parsed by the integer first component matching rule because \
|
it did not start with a parenthesis
|
SEVERE_ERR_EMR_INTFIRSTCOMP_NO_NONSPACE=The provided value "%s" could not \
|
be parsed by the integer first component matching rule because it did not \
|
have any non-space characters after the opening parenthesis
|
SEVERE_ERR_EMR_INTFIRSTCOMP_NO_SPACE_AFTER_INT=The provided value "%s" \
|
could not be parsed by the integer first component matching rule because it \
|
did not have any space characters after the first component
|
SEVERE_ERR_EMR_INTFIRSTCOMP_FIRST_COMPONENT_NOT_INT=The provided value \
|
"%s" could not be parsed by the integer first component matching rule because \
|
the first component does not appear to be an integer value
|
SEVERE_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_USERPW_NO_VALUE=No value was given to decode by \
|
the user password attribute syntax
|
SEVERE_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_USERPW_NO_OPENING_BRACE=Unable to decode the \
|
provided value according to the user password syntax because the value does \
|
not start with the opening curly brace ("{") character
|
SEVERE_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_USERPW_NO_CLOSING_BRACE=Unable to decode the \
|
provided value according to the user password syntax because the value does \
|
not contain a closing curly brace ("}") character
|
SEVERE_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_USERPW_NO_SCHEME=Unable to decode the provided \
|
value according to the user password syntax because the value does not \
|
contain a storage scheme name
|
MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_RFC3672_SUBTREE_SPECIFICATION_INVALID=The provided \
|
value "%s" could not be parsed as a valid RFC 3672 subtree specification
|
MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_ABSOLUTE_SUBTREE_SPECIFICATION_INVALID=The provided \
|
value "%s" could not be parsed as a valid absolute subtree specification
|
MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_RELATIVE_SUBTREE_SPECIFICATION_INVALID=The provided \
|
value "%s" could not be parsed as a valid relative subtree specification
|
SEVERE_WARN_ATTR_SYNTAX_ILLEGAL_INTEGER=The provided value %s is not \
|
allowed for attributes with a Integer syntax
|
SEVERE_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_AUTHPW_INVALID_AUTH_VALUE_CHAR=The provided \
|
authPassword value had an invalid authValue character at position %d
|
SEVERE_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_AUTHPW_NO_AUTH_VALUE=The provided authPassword \
|
value had a zero-length authValue element
|
SEVERE_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_AUTHPW_INVALID_TRAILING_CHAR=The provided \
|
authPassword value had an invalid trailing character at position %d
|
MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_ATTRSYNTAX_EXTENSION_INVALID_CHARACTER=The provided \
|
value "%s" could not be parsed as an attribute syntax extension because an \
|
invalid character was found at position %d
|
MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_ATTRSYNTAX_INVALID_EXTENSION=The attribute syntax \
|
could not be parsed because of an invalid extension.%s
|
SEVERE_WARN_ATTR_SYNTAX_OBJECTCLASS_INVALID_SUPERIOR_TYPE=The definition \
|
for objectclass %s is invalid because it has an objectclass type of %s but \
|
this is incompatible with the objectclass type %s for the superior class %s
|
SEVERE_WARN_ATTR_SYNTAX_OBJECTCLASS_STRUCTURAL_SUPERIOR_NOT_TOP=The \
|
definition for objectclass %s is invalid because it is defined as a \
|
structural class but its superior chain does not include the "top" \
|
objectclass
|
SEVERE_WARN_ATTR_SYNTAX_ATTRTYPE_INVALID_SUPERIOR_USAGE=The definition \
|
for attribute type %s is invalid because its attribute usage %s is not the \
|
same as the usage for its superior type %s
|
SEVERE_WARN_ATTR_SYNTAX_ATTRTYPE_COLLECTIVE_FROM_NONCOLLECTIVE=The \
|
definition for attribute type %s is invalid because it is defined as a \
|
collective type but the superior type %s is not collective
|
SEVERE_WARN_ATTR_SYNTAX_ATTRTYPE_NONCOLLECTIVE_FROM_COLLECTIVE=The \
|
definition for attribute type %s is invalid because it is not defined as a \
|
collective type but the superior type %s is collective
|
MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_DCR_PROHIBITED_REQUIRED_BY_STRUCTURAL=The DIT \
|
content rule "%s" is not valid because it prohibits the use of attribute type \
|
%s which is required by the associated structural object class %s
|
MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_DCR_PROHIBITED_REQUIRED_BY_AUXILIARY=The DIT content \
|
rule "%s" is not valid because it prohibits the use of attribute type %s \
|
which is required by the associated auxiliary object class %s
|
SEVERE_WARN_ATTR_SYNTAX_ATTRTYPE_COLLECTIVE_IS_OPERATIONAL=The definition \
|
for attribute type %s is invalid because it is declared COLLECTIVE but does \
|
not have a usage of userApplications
|
SEVERE_WARN_ATTR_SYNTAX_ATTRTYPE_NO_USER_MOD_NOT_OPERATIONAL=The \
|
definition for attribute type %s is invalid because it is declared \
|
NO-USER-MODIFICATION but does not have an operational usage
|
SEVERE_WARN_ATTR_SYNTAX_GENERALIZED_TIME_ILLEGAL_FRACTION_CHAR=The \
|
provided value %s is not a valid generalized time value because it contains \
|
illegal character %s in the fraction component
|
SEVERE_WARN_ATTR_SYNTAX_GENERALIZED_TIME_EMPTY_FRACTION=The provided \
|
value %s is not a valid generalized time value because it does not contain at \
|
least one digit after the period to use as the fractional component
|
SEVERE_WARN_ATTR_SYNTAX_GENERALIZED_TIME_NO_TIME_ZONE_INFO=The provided \
|
value %s is not a valid generalized time value because it does not end with \
|
'Z' or a time zone offset
|
SEVERE_WARN_ATTR_SYNTAX_GENERALIZED_TIME_ILLEGAL_TIME=The provided value \
|
%s is not a valid generalized time value because it represents an invalid \
|
time (e.g., a date that does not exist): %s
|
NOTICE_SCHEMA_IMPORT_FAILED=A schema element could not be imported: %s, %s
|
MILD_WARN_ATTR_INVALID_COLLATION_MATCHING_RULE_LOCALE=The collation \
|
rule %s under matching rule entry %s is invalid as the locale %s is not supported \
|
by JVM
|
MILD_WARN_ATTR_INVALID_COLLATION_MATCHING_RULE_FORMAT=The provided \
|
collation rule %s does not contain a valid format of OID:LOCALE
|
MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_DN_INVALID_REQUIRES_ESCAPE_CHAR=The provided \
|
value "%s" could not be parsed as a valid distinguished name because an \
|
attribute value started with a character at position %d that needs to be escaped
|
MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_ATTR_ILLEGAL_CHAR=The provided value "%s" could not \
|
be parsed as a valid attribute type definition because character '%c' at \
|
position %d is not allowed in an attribute type name
|
MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_ATTR_ILLEGAL_UNDERSCORE_CHAR=The provided value \
|
"%s" could not be parsed as a valid attribute type definition because the \
|
underscore character is not allowed in an attribute type name unless the \
|
%s configuration option is enabled
|
MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_ATTR_ILLEGAL_INITIAL_DASH=The provided value "%s" \
|
could not be parsed as a valid attribute type definition because the hyphen \
|
character is not allowed as the first character of an attribute type name
|
MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_ATTR_ILLEGAL_INITIAL_UNDERSCORE=The provided value \
|
"%s" could not be parsed as a valid attribute type definition because the \
|
underscore character is not allowed as the first character of an attribute \
|
type name even if the %s configuration option is enabled
|
MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_ATTR_ILLEGAL_INITIAL_DIGIT=The provided value "%s" \
|
could not be parsed as a valid attribute type definition because the \
|
digit '%c' is not allowed as the first character of an attribute type name \
|
unless the name is specified as an OID or the %s configuration option is enabled
|
MILD_ERR_OC_SYNTAX_ATTR_ILLEGAL_CHAR=The provided value "%s" could not \
|
be parsed as a valid object class definition because character '%c' at \
|
position %d is not allowed in an object class name
|
MILD_ERR_OC_SYNTAX_ATTR_ILLEGAL_UNDERSCORE_CHAR=The provided value \
|
"%s" could not be parsed as a valid object class definition because the \
|
underscore character is not allowed in an object class name unless the \
|
%s configuration option is enabled
|
MILD_ERR_OC_SYNTAX_ATTR_ILLEGAL_INITIAL_DASH=The provided value "%s" \
|
could not be parsed as a valid object class definition because the hyphen \
|
character is not allowed as the first character of an object class name
|
MILD_ERR_OC_SYNTAX_ATTR_ILLEGAL_INITIAL_UNDERSCORE=The provided value \
|
"%s" could not be parsed as a valid object class definition because the \
|
underscore character is not allowed as the first character of an object \
|
class name even if the %s configuration option is enabled
|
MILD_ERR_OC_SYNTAX_ATTR_ILLEGAL_INITIAL_DIGIT=The provided value "%s" \
|
could not be parsed as a valid object class definition because the \
|
digit '%c' is not allowed as the first character of an object class name \
|
unless the name is specified as an OID or the %s configuration option is enabled
|
MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_OBJECTCLASS_MULTIPLE_SUPERIOR_CLASS=The provided "%s" \
|
value could not be parsed as a valid superior object class definition because \
|
definition for the objectclass with OID %s has already declared a superior objectclass with an OID \
|
of %s. Multiple inheritance of objectclasses is not yet supported
|
MILD_WARN_ATTR_INVALID_RELATIVE_TIME_ASSERTION_FORMAT=The provided \
|
value "%s" could not be parsed as a valid assertion value because the \
|
character '%c' is not allowed. The acceptable values are s(second),m(minute), \
|
,h(hour),d(day) and w(week)
|
MILD_WARN_ATTR_INVALID_PARTIAL_TIME_ASSERTION_FORMAT=The provided \
|
value "%s" could not be parsed as a valid assertion value because the \
|
character '%c' is not allowed. The acceptable values are DD (date),MM(month) \
|
and YYYY(year)
|
MILD_WARN_ATTR_MISSING_CHAR_PARTIAL_TIME_ASSERTION_FORMAT=The provided \
|
value "%s" could not be parsed as a valid assertion value because an invalid \
|
character '%c' is found instead of '%c' at position %d
|
MILD_WARN_ATTR_INVALID_DATE_ASSERTION_FORMAT=The provided \
|
value "%s" could not be parsed as a valid assertion value because "%d" is not \
|
a valid date specification
|
MILD_WARN_ATTR_INVALID_MONTH_ASSERTION_FORMAT=The provided \
|
value "%s" could not be parsed as a valid assertion value because "%d" is not \
|
a valid month specification
|
MILD_WARN_ATTR_INVALID_YEAR_ASSERTION_FORMAT=The provided \
|
value "%s" could not be parsed as a valid assertion value because "%d" is not \
|
a valid year specification
|
MILD_WARN_ATTR_DUPLICATE_DATE_ASSERTION_FORMAT=The provided \
|
value "%s" could not be parsed as a valid assertion value because there is \
|
conflicting value "%d" for DD(Date) specification
|
MILD_WARN_ATTR_DUPLICATE_MONTH_ASSERTION_FORMAT=The provided \
|
value "%s" could not be parsed as a valid assertion value because there is \
|
conflicting value "%d" for MM(Month) specification
|
MILD_WARN_ATTR_DUPLICATE_YEAR_ASSERTION_FORMAT=The provided \
|
value "%s" could not be parsed as a valid assertion value because there is \
|
conflicting value "%d" for YYYY(Year) specification
|
MILD_WARN_ATTR_MISSING_YEAR_PARTIAL_TIME_ASSERTION_FORMAT=The provided \
|
value "%s" could not be parsed as a valid assertion value because it does \
|
not contain year in YYYY format
|
MILD_WARN_ATTR_CONFLICTING_ASSERTION_FORMAT=The provided \
|
value "%s" could not be parsed as a valid assertion value because more than \
|
one time units are not allowed
|
MILD_WARN_ATTR_LDAP_SYNTAX_ILLEGAL_CHAR_IN_OID=The provided value "%s" \
|
could not be parsed as an ldap syntax because the OID contained an illegal \
|
character %s at position %d
|
MILD_WARN_ATTR_SYNTAX_LDAPSYNTAX_UNKNOWN_EXT=The provided value "%s" \
|
could not be parsed as an ldap syntax because it contains an unrecognized \
|
extension %s at position %d
|
MILD_WARN_ATTR_SYNTAX_LDAPSYNTAX_REGEX_INVALID_VALUE=The provided value \
|
"%s" cannot be parsed as a valid regex syntax because it does not match \
|
the pattern "%s"
|
MILD_WARN_ATTR_SYNTAX_LDAPSYNTAX_REGEX_NO_PATTERN=The provided value "%s" \
|
could not be parsed as a regex syntax because it does not contain a regex pattern
|
MILD_WARN_ATTR_SYNTAX_LDAPSYNTAX_REGEX_INVALID_PATTERN=The definition for the \
|
syntax with OID "%s" could not be parsed as a regex syntax because the provided \
|
regex pattern "%s" is invalid
|
MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_UNEXPECTED_CLOSE_PARENTHESIS=Unexpected closing \
|
parenthesis at position %d
|
MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_EXPECTED_QUOTE_AT_POS=A single quote was \
|
expected at position %d but the character %s was found instead
|
MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_ILLEGAL_CHAR_IN_STRING_OID=Non-numeric \
|
OID contained an illegal character %s at position %d
|
MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_ILLEGAL_CHAR=Illegal character %s at position %d
|
MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_NAME_FORM_NO_REQUIRED_ATTR=The provided value \
|
"%s" could not be parsed as a name form description because it does not \
|
specify a required naming attribute
|
MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_RULE_ID_NO_VALUE= The provided value could not \
|
be parsed as a valid rule ID because it did not contain any characters
|
MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_RULE_ID_INVALID=The value "%s" \
|
could not be parsed as a valid rule ID
|
MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_UNKNOWN_SUB_SYNTAX=The definition for the \
|
syntax with OID %s declared that it should have a substitution syntax with \
|
OID %s. No such syntax is defined
|
MILD_WARN_ATTR_SYNTAX_NOT_IMPLEMENTED=The syntax with OID %s is not \
|
implemented. It will be substituted by the default syntax with OID %s
|
MILD_WARN_MATCHING_RULE_NOT_IMPLEMENTED=The matching rule with OID %s is \
|
not implemented. It will be substituted by the default matching rule %s
|
MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_ILLEGAL_TOKEN=Illegal token %s
|
MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_TRUNCATED_VALUE=Unexpected end of value
|
MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_CYCLIC_SUB_SYNTAX=The definition for the \
|
syntax with OID %s declared a cyclic substitution.
|
MILD_ERR_SCHEMA_REPLACE_CORE_ELEMENT=Unable to add schema element with \
|
OID %s because it conflicts with a core element %s
|
MILD_WARN_ATTR_SYNTAX_LDAPSYNTAX_ENUM_INVALID_VALUE=The provided value \
|
"%s" cannot be parsed because it is not allowed by enumeration syntax \
|
with OID "%s"
|
MILD_WARN_ATTR_SYNTAX_LDAPSYNTAX_ENUM_DUPLICATE_VALUE=The provided value \
|
"%s" cannot be parsed as an enumeration syntax because it contains a \
|
duplicate value "%s" at position %d
|
SEVERE_WARN_ATTR_SYNTAX_ATTRTYPE_BAD_APPROXIMATE_MR=The definition for \
|
the attribute type with OID %s declared that approximate matching should be \
|
performed using the matching rule "%s". This matching rule is defined in \
|
the schema, but it is not an approximate matching rule
|
SEVERE_WARN_ATTR_SYNTAX_ATTRTYPE_BAD_EQUALITY_MR=The definition for \
|
the attribute type with OID %s declared that equality matching should be \
|
performed using the matching rule "%s". This matching rule is defined in \
|
the schema, but it is not an equality matching rule
|
SEVERE_WARN_ATTR_SYNTAX_ATTRTYPE_BAD_ORDERING_MR=The definition for \
|
the attribute type with OID %s declared that ordering matching should be \
|
performed using the matching rule "%s". This matching rule is defined in \
|
the schema, but it is not an ordering matching rule
|
SEVERE_WARN_ATTR_SYNTAX_ATTRTYPE_BAD_SUBSTRING_MR=The definition for \
|
the attribute type with OID %s declared that substring matching should be \
|
performed using the matching rule "%s". This matching rule is defined in \
|
the schema, but it is not an substring matching rule
|
MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_EMPTY_VALUE=The provided value could not be \
|
parsed because it was empty or contained only whitespace
|
MILD_ERR_ATTR_SYNTAX_EXPECTED_OPEN_PARENTHESIS=The provided value \
|
"%s" could not be parsed because an open parenthesis was expected at \
|
position %d but instead a '%s' character was found
|
SEVERE_WARN_ATTR_TYPE_UNKNOWN=No attribute type with name or \
|
OID "%s" exists in the schema
|
SEVERE_WARN_OBJECTCLASS_UNKNOWN=No object class with name or \
|
OID "%s" exists in the schema
|
SEVERE_WARN_MR_UNKNOWN=No matching rule with name or \
|
OID "%s" exists in the schema
|
SEVERE_WARN_MRU_UNKNOWN=No matching rule use with name or \
|
OID "%s" exists in the schema
|
SEVERE_WARN_DCR_UNKNOWN=No DIT content rule with name or \
|
OID "%s" exists in the schema
|
SEVERE_WARN_DSR_UNKNOWN=No DIT structure rule with ID "%s" exists \
|
in the schema
|
SEVERE_WARN_NAMEFORM_UNKNOWN=No name form with name or \
|
OID "%s" exists in the schema
|
SEVERE_WARN_SYNTAX_UNKNOWN=No syntax with OID "%s" exists in the \
|
schema
|
SEVERE_WARN_ATTR_TYPE_AMBIGIOUS=Multiple attribute types with name %s \
|
exists in the schema
|
SEVERE_WARN_OBJECTCLASS_AMBIGIOUS=Multiple object classes with name \
|
%s exists in the schema
|
SEVERE_WARN_MR_AMBIGIOUS=Multiple matching rules with name %s \
|
exists in the schema
|
SEVERE_WARN_MRU_AMBIGIOUS=Multiple matching rule uses with name %s \
|
exists in the schema
|
SEVERE_WARN_DCR_AMBIGIOUS=Multiple DIT content rules with name %s \
|
exists in the schema
|
SEVERE_WARN_NAMEFORM_AMBIGIOUS=Multiple name forms with name %s \
|
exists in the schema
|
SEVERE_WARN_ATTR_SYNTAX_SUBSTRING_NO_WILDCARDS=The provided \
|
value "%s" could not be parsed as a substring assertion because it does not \
|
contain any wildcard characters
|
SEVERE_WARN_ATTR_SYNTAX_SUBSTRING_EMPTY=The provided value \
|
could not be parsed as a substring assertion because it is zero-length
|
SEVERE_ERR_SYNTAX_VALIDATION_FAIL=Validation of syntax definition %s \
|
failed and will be removed from the schema: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_OC_VALIDATION_FAIL=Validation of object class definition %s \
|
failed and will be removed from the schema: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_ATTR_TYPE_VALIDATION_FAIL=Validation of attribute type \
|
definition %s failed and will be removed from the schema: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_MR_VALIDATION_FAIL=Validation of matching rule definition %s \
|
failed and will be removed from the schema: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_MRU_VALIDATION_FAIL=Validation of matching rule use definition \
|
%s failed and will be removed from the schema: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_DCR_VALIDATION_FAIL=Validation of DIT content rule definition \
|
%s failed and will be removed from the schema: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_DSR_VALIDATION_FAIL=Validation of DIT structure rule definition \
|
%s failed and will be removed from the schema: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_NAMEFORM_VALIDATION_FAIL=Validation of name form definition %s \
|
failed and will be removed from the schema: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_NO_SUBSCHEMA_SUBENTRY_ATTR=The entry %s does not include \
|
a subschemaSubentry attribute
|
MILD_ERR_ATTRIBUTE_DESCRIPTION_TYPE_NOT_FOUND=The attribute description "%s" \
|
could not be parsed due to the following reason: %s
|
MILD_ERR_RDN_TYPE_NOT_FOUND=The RDN "%s" could not be parsed due to the \
|
following reason: %s
|
MILD_ERR_DN_TYPE_NOT_FOUND=The DN "%s" could not be parsed due to the \
|
following reason: %s
|
MILD_ERR_ATTRIBUTE_DESCRIPTION_EMPTY=The attribute description \
|
"%s" could not be parsed because it was empty
|
MILD_ERR_ATTRIBUTE_DESCRIPTION_ILLEGAL_CHARACTER=The attribute description \
|
"%s" could not be parsed because it contains an invalid character "%c" at \
|
position %d
|
MILD_ERR_ATTRIBUTE_DESCRIPTION_NO_TYPE=The attribute description \
|
"%s" could not be parsed because it does not contain an attribute type name
|
MILD_ERR_ATTRIBUTE_DESCRIPTION_EMPTY_OPTION=The attribute description \
|
"%s" could not be parsed because it contains a zero length option
|
MILD_ERR_ATTRIBUTE_DESCRIPTION_INTERNAL_WHITESPACE=The attribute \
|
description "%s" could not be parsed because it contains internal white space
|
SEVERE_ERR_INVALID_SUBSCHEMA_SUBENTRY_ATTR=The entry %s includes \
|
a subschemaSubentry attribute but it contains an invalid distinguished \
|
name "%s": %s
|
MILD_WARN_ATTR_TYPE_NOT_DEFINED=The definition for the \
|
attribute type with OID %s declared that it should have a syntax \
|
with OID %s which is is not defined in the schema. The missing syntax \
|
will be substituted by the core schema syntax: %s
|
#
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# Core messages
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#
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MILD_ERR_SCHEMA_CONFLICTING_ATTRIBUTE_OID=Unable to register attribute \
|
type %s with the server schema because its OID %s conflicts with the OID of \
|
an existing attribute type %s
|
MILD_ERR_SCHEMA_CONFLICTING_ATTRIBUTE_NAME=Unable to register attribute \
|
type %s with the server schema because its name %s conflicts with the name of \
|
an existing attribute type %s
|
MILD_ERR_SCHEMA_CONFLICTING_OBJECTCLASS_OID=Unable to register \
|
objectclass %s with the server schema because its OID %s conflicts with the \
|
OID of an existing objectclass %s
|
MILD_ERR_SCHEMA_CONFLICTING_OBJECTCLASS_NAME=Unable to register \
|
objectclass %s with the server schema because its name %s conflicts with the \
|
name of an existing objectclass %s
|
MILD_ERR_SCHEMA_CONFLICTING_SYNTAX_OID=Unable to register attribute \
|
syntax %s with the server schema because its OID %s conflicts with the OID of \
|
an existing syntax %s
|
MILD_ERR_SCHEMA_CONFLICTING_MR_OID=Unable to register matching rule %s \
|
with the server schema because its OID %s conflicts with the OID of an \
|
existing matching rule %s
|
MILD_ERR_SCHEMA_CONFLICTING_MR_NAME=Unable to register matching rule %s \
|
with the server schema because its name %s conflicts with the name of an \
|
existing matching rule %s
|
MILD_ERR_SCHEMA_CONFLICTING_MATCHING_RULE_USE=Unable to register matching \
|
rule use %s with the server schema because its matching rule %s conflicts \
|
with the matching rule for an existing matching rule use %s
|
MILD_ERR_SCHEMA_CONFLICTING_DIT_CONTENT_RULE=Unable to register DIT \
|
content rule %s with the server schema because its structural objectclass %s \
|
conflicts with the structural objectclass for an existing DIT content rule %s
|
MILD_ERR_SCHEMA_CONFLICTING_DIT_STRUCTURE_RULE_NAME_FORM=Unable to \
|
register DIT structure rule %s with the server schema because its name form \
|
%s conflicts with the name form for an existing DIT structure rule %s
|
MILD_ERR_SCHEMA_CONFLICTING_DIT_STRUCTURE_RULE_ID=Unable to register DIT \
|
structure rule %s with the server schema because its rule ID %d conflicts \
|
with the rule ID for an existing DIT structure rule %s
|
MILD_ERR_SCHEMA_CONFLICTING_NAME_FORM_OC=Unable to register name form %s \
|
with the server schema because its structural objectclass %s conflicts with \
|
the structural objectclass for an existing name form %s
|
MILD_ERR_SCHEMA_CONFLICTING_NAME_FORM_OID=Unable to register name form %s \
|
with the server schema because its OID %s conflicts with the OID for an \
|
existing name form %s
|
MILD_ERR_SCHEMA_CONFLICTING_NAME_FORM_NAME=Unable to register name form \
|
%s with the server schema because its name %s conflicts with the name for an \
|
existing name form %s
|
INFO_RESULT_SUCCESS=Success
|
INFO_RESULT_OPERATIONS_ERROR=Operations Error
|
INFO_RESULT_PROTOCOL_ERROR=Protocol Error
|
INFO_RESULT_TIME_LIMIT_EXCEEDED=Time Limit Exceeded
|
INFO_RESULT_SIZE_LIMIT_EXCEEDED=Size Limit Exceeded
|
INFO_RESULT_COMPARE_FALSE=Compare False
|
INFO_RESULT_COMPARE_TRUE=Compare True
|
INFO_RESULT_AUTH_METHOD_NOT_SUPPORTED=Authentication Method Not Supported
|
INFO_RESULT_STRONG_AUTH_REQUIRED=Strong Authentication Required
|
INFO_RESULT_REFERRAL=Referral
|
INFO_RESULT_ADMIN_LIMIT_EXCEEDED=Administrative Limit Exceeded
|
INFO_RESULT_UNAVAILABLE_CRITICAL_EXTENSION=Unavailable Critical Extension
|
INFO_RESULT_CONFIDENTIALITY_REQUIRED=Confidentiality Required
|
INFO_RESULT_SASL_BIND_IN_PROGRESS=SASL Bind in Progress
|
INFO_RESULT_NO_SUCH_ATTRIBUTE=No Such Attribute
|
INFO_RESULT_UNDEFINED_ATTRIBUTE_TYPE=Undefined Attribute Type
|
INFO_RESULT_INAPPROPRIATE_MATCHING=Inappropriate Matching
|
INFO_RESULT_CONSTRAINT_VIOLATION=Constraint Violation
|
INFO_RESULT_ATTRIBUTE_OR_VALUE_EXISTS=Attribute or Value Exists
|
INFO_RESULT_INVALID_ATTRIBUTE_SYNTAX=Invalid Attribute Syntax
|
INFO_RESULT_NO_SUCH_OBJECT=No Such Entry
|
INFO_RESULT_ALIAS_PROBLEM=Alias Problem
|
INFO_RESULT_INVALID_DN_SYNTAX=Invalid DN Syntax
|
INFO_RESULT_ALIAS_DEREFERENCING_PROBLEM=Alias Dereferencing Problem
|
INFO_RESULT_INAPPROPRIATE_AUTHENTICATION=Inappropriate Authentication
|
INFO_RESULT_INVALID_CREDENTIALS=Invalid Credentials
|
INFO_RESULT_INSUFFICIENT_ACCESS_RIGHTS=Insufficient Access Rights
|
INFO_RESULT_BUSY=Busy
|
INFO_RESULT_UNAVAILABLE=Unavailable
|
INFO_RESULT_UNWILLING_TO_PERFORM=Unwilling to Perform
|
INFO_RESULT_LOOP_DETECT=Loop Detected
|
INFO_RESULT_NAMING_VIOLATION=Naming Violation
|
INFO_RESULT_OBJECTCLASS_VIOLATION=Object Class Violation
|
INFO_RESULT_NOT_ALLOWED_ON_NONLEAF=Not Allowed on Non-Leaf
|
INFO_RESULT_NOT_ALLOWED_ON_RDN=Not Allowed on RDN
|
INFO_RESULT_ENTRY_ALREADY_EXISTS=Entry Already Exists
|
INFO_RESULT_OBJECTCLASS_MODS_PROHIBITED=Object Class Modifications \
|
Prohibited
|
INFO_RESULT_AFFECTS_MULTIPLE_DSAS=Affects Multiple DSAs
|
INFO_RESULT_CANCELED=Canceled
|
INFO_RESULT_NO_SUCH_OPERATION=No Such Operation
|
INFO_RESULT_TOO_LATE=Too Late
|
INFO_RESULT_CANNOT_CANCEL=Cannot Cancel
|
INFO_RESULT_OTHER=Other
|
INFO_RESULT_CLIENT_SIDE_SERVER_DOWN=Server Connection Closed
|
INFO_RESULT_CLIENT_SIDE_LOCAL_ERROR=Local Error
|
INFO_RESULT_CLIENT_SIDE_ENCODING_ERROR=Encoding Error
|
INFO_RESULT_CLIENT_SIDE_DECODING_ERROR=Decoding Error
|
INFO_RESULT_CLIENT_SIDE_TIMEOUT=Client-Side Timeout
|
INFO_RESULT_CLIENT_SIDE_AUTH_UNKNOWN=Unknown Authentication Mechanism
|
INFO_RESULT_CLIENT_SIDE_FILTER_ERROR=Filter Error
|
INFO_RESULT_CLIENT_SIDE_USER_CANCELLED=Cancelled by User
|
INFO_RESULT_CLIENT_SIDE_PARAM_ERROR=Parameter Error
|
INFO_RESULT_CLIENT_SIDE_NO_MEMORY=Out of Memory
|
INFO_RESULT_CLIENT_SIDE_CONNECT_ERROR=Connect Error
|
INFO_RESULT_CLIENT_SIDE_NOT_SUPPORTED=Operation Not Supported
|
INFO_RESULT_CLIENT_SIDE_CONTROL_NOT_FOUND=Control Not Found
|
INFO_RESULT_CLIENT_SIDE_NO_RESULTS_RETURNED=No Results Returned
|
INFO_RESULT_CLIENT_SIDE_MORE_RESULTS_TO_RETURN=More Results to Return
|
INFO_RESULT_CLIENT_SIDE_CLIENT_LOOP=Referral Loop Detected
|
INFO_RESULT_CLIENT_SIDE_REFERRAL_LIMIT_EXCEEDED=Referral Hop Limit Exceeded
|
INFO_RESULT_AUTHORIZATION_DENIED=Authorization Denied
|
INFO_RESULT_ASSERTION_FAILED=Assertion Failed
|
INFO_RESULT_SORT_CONTROL_MISSING=Sort Control Missing
|
INFO_RESULT_OFFSET_RANGE_ERROR=Offset Range Error
|
INFO_RESULT_VIRTUAL_LIST_VIEW_ERROR=Virtual List View Error
|
INFO_RESULT_NO_OPERATION=No Operation
|
#
|
# Protocol messages
|
#
|
MILD_ERR_ASN1_TRUCATED_TYPE_BYTE=Cannot decode the ASN.1 element because an \
|
unexpected end of file was reached while reading the type byte
|
MILD_ERR_ASN1_TRUNCATED_LENGTH_BYTE=Cannot decode the ASN.1 element because \
|
an unexpected end of file was reached while reading the first length byte
|
MILD_ERR_ASN1_INVALID_NUM_LENGTH_BYTES=Cannot decode the ASN.1 element \
|
because it contained a multi-byte length with an invalid number of bytes (%d)
|
MILD_ERR_ASN1_TRUNCATED_LENGTH_BYTES=Cannot decode the ASN.1 element because \
|
an unexpected end of file was reached while reading a multi-byte length of \
|
%d bytes
|
MILD_ERR_ASN1_BOOLEAN_TRUNCATED_VALUE=Cannot decode the ASN.1 boolean \
|
element of because an unexpected end of file was reached while reading value \
|
bytes (%d)
|
MILD_ERR_ASN1_BOOLEAN_INVALID_LENGTH=Cannot decode the ASN.1 \
|
boolean element because the decoded value length was not exactly one byte \
|
(decoded length was %d)
|
MILD_ERR_ASN1_NULL_TRUNCATED_VALUE=Cannot decode the ASN.1 null \
|
element of because an unexpected end of file was reached while reading value \
|
bytes (%d)
|
MILD_ERR_ASN1_NULL_INVALID_LENGTH=Cannot decode the ASN.1 null element \
|
because the decoded value length was not exactly zero bytes \
|
(decoded length was %d)
|
MILD_ERR_ASN1_OCTET_STRING_TRUNCATED_VALUE=Cannot decode the ASN.1 octet \
|
string element of because an unexpected end of file was reached while reading \
|
value bytes (%d)
|
MILD_ERR_ASN1_INTEGER_TRUNCATED_VALUE=Cannot decode the ASN.1 integer \
|
element of because an unexpected end of file was reached while reading \
|
value bytes (%d)
|
MILD_ERR_ASN1_INTEGER_INVALID_LENGTH=Cannot decode the \
|
provided ASN.1 integer element because the length of the \
|
element value was not between one and four bytes (actual length was %d)
|
MILD_ERR_ASN1_SEQUENCE_READ_NOT_STARTED=Cannot decode the end of the ASN.1 \
|
sequence or set because the start of the sequence was not read
|
MILD_ERR_ASN1_SEQUENCE_READ_NOT_ENDED=Cannot decode the end of the ASN.1 \
|
sequence or set because %d bytes are not read from the sequence of %d bytes \
|
in length
|
MILD_ERR_ASN1_SKIP_TRUNCATED_VALUE=Cannot skip the ASN.1 element of because \
|
an unexpected end of file was reached while reading value bytes (%d)
|
MILD_ERR_ASN1_SEQUENCE_SET_TRUNCATED_VALUE=Cannot decode the ASN.1 sequence \
|
or set element of because an unexpected end of file was reached while reading \
|
value bytes (%d)
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_MESSAGE_DECODE_NULL=Cannot decode the provided ASN.1 \
|
sequence as an LDAP message because the sequence was null
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_MESSAGE_DECODE_INVALID_ELEMENT_COUNT=Cannot decode the \
|
provided ASN.1 sequence as an LDAP message because the sequence contained an \
|
invalid number of elements (expected 2 or 3, got %d)
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_MESSAGE_DECODE_MESSAGE_ID=Cannot decode the provided ASN.1 \
|
sequence as an LDAP message because the first element of the sequence could \
|
not be decoded as an integer message ID: %s
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_MESSAGE_DECODE_PROTOCOL_OP=Cannot decode the provided ASN.1 \
|
sequence as an LDAP message because the second element of the sequence could \
|
not be decoded as the protocol op: %s
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_MESSAGE_DECODE_CONTROLS=Cannot decode the provided ASN.1 \
|
sequence as an LDAP message because the third element of the sequence could \
|
not be decoded as the set of controls: %s
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_CONTROL_DECODE_NULL=Cannot decode the provided ASN.1 element \
|
as an LDAP control because the element was null
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_CONTROL_DECODE_SEQUENCE=Cannot decode the provided ASN.1 \
|
element as an LDAP control because the element could not be decoded as a \
|
sequence: %s
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_CONTROL_DECODE_INVALID_ELEMENT_COUNT=Cannot decode the \
|
provided ASN.1 element as an LDAP control because the control sequence \
|
contained an invalid number of elements (expected 1 to 3, got %d)
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_CONTROL_DECODE_OID=Cannot decode the provided ASN.1 element \
|
as an LDAP control because the OID could not be decoded as a string: %s
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_CONTROL_DECODE_CRITICALITY=Cannot decode the provided ASN.1 \
|
element as an LDAP control because the criticality could not be decoded as \
|
Boolean value: %s
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_CONTROL_DECODE_VALUE=Cannot decode the provided ASN.1 \
|
element as an LDAP control because the value could not be decoded as an octet \
|
string: %s
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_CONTROL_DECODE_INVALID_TYPE=Cannot decode the provided ASN.1 \
|
element as an LDAP control because the BER type for the second element in the \
|
sequence was invalid (expected 01 or 04, got %x)
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_CONTROL_DECODE_CONTROLS_NULL=Cannot decode the provided \
|
ASN.1 element as a set of LDAP controls because the element was null
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_CONTROL_DECODE_CONTROLS_SEQUENCE=Cannot decode the provided \
|
ASN.1 element as a set of LDAP controls because the element could not be \
|
decoded as a sequence: %s
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_ABANDON_REQUEST_DECODE_ID=Cannot decode the provided ASN.1 \
|
element as an LDAP abandon request protocol op because a problem occurred \
|
while trying to obtain the message ID of the operation to abandon: %s
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_RESULT_DECODE_SEQUENCE=Cannot decode the provided ASN.1 \
|
element as an LDAP result protocol op because a problem occurred while trying \
|
to parse the result sequence: %s
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_RESULT_DECODE_INVALID_ELEMENT_COUNT=Cannot decode the \
|
provided ASN.1 element as an LDAP result protocol op because the result \
|
sequence did not contain a valid number of elements (expected 3 or 4, got %d)
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_RESULT_DECODE_RESULT_CODE=Cannot decode the provided ASN.1 \
|
element as an LDAP result protocol op because the first element in the result \
|
sequence could not be decoded as an integer result code: %s
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_RESULT_DECODE_MATCHED_DN=Cannot decode the provided ASN.1 \
|
element as an LDAP result protocol op because the second element in the \
|
result sequence could not be decoded as the matched DN: %s
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_RESULT_DECODE_ERROR_MESSAGE=Cannot decode the provided ASN.1 \
|
element as an LDAP result protocol op because the third element in the result \
|
sequence could not be decoded as the error message: %s
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_RESULT_DECODE_REFERRALS=Cannot decode the provided ASN.1 \
|
element as an LDAP result protocol op because the fourth element in the \
|
result sequence could not be decoded as a set of referral URLs: %s
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_BIND_RESULT_DECODE_INVALID_ELEMENT_COUNT=Cannot decode the \
|
provided ASN.1 element as an LDAP bind response protocol op because the \
|
result sequence did not contain a valid number of elements (expected 3 to 5, \
|
got %d)
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_BIND_RESULT_DECODE_SERVER_SASL_CREDENTIALS=Cannot decode the \
|
provided ASN.1 element as an LDAP bind response protocol op because the final \
|
element in the result sequence could not be decoded as the server SASL \
|
credentials: %s
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_BIND_RESULT_DECODE_INVALID_TYPE=Cannot decode the provided \
|
ASN.1 element as an LDAP bind response protocol op because the BER type for \
|
the fourth element in the sequence was invalid (expected A3 or 87, got %x)
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_EXTENDED_RESULT_DECODE_INVALID_ELEMENT_COUNT=Cannot decode \
|
the provided ASN.1 element as an LDAP bind response protocol op because the \
|
result sequence did not contain a valid number of elements (expected 3 to 6, \
|
got %d)
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_EXTENDED_RESULT_DECODE_REFERRALS=Cannot decode the provided \
|
ASN.1 element as an LDAP bind response protocol op because the set of \
|
referral URLs could not be decoded: %s
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_EXTENDED_RESULT_DECODE_OID=Cannot decode the provided ASN.1 \
|
element as an LDAP bind response protocol op because the response OID could \
|
not be decoded: %s
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_EXTENDED_RESULT_DECODE_VALUE=Cannot decode the provided \
|
ASN.1 element as an LDAP bind response protocol op because the response value \
|
could not be decoded: %s
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_EXTENDED_RESULT_DECODE_INVALID_TYPE=Cannot decode the \
|
provided ASN.1 element as an LDAP extended response protocol op because one \
|
of the elements it contained had an invalid BER type (expected A3, 8A, or 8B, \
|
got %x)
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_UNBIND_DECODE=Cannot decode the provided ASN.1 element as an \
|
LDAP unbind request protocol op: %s
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_BIND_REQUEST_DECODE_SEQUENCE=Cannot decode the provided \
|
ASN.1 element as an LDAP bind request protocol op because the element could \
|
not be decoded as a sequence: %s
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_BIND_REQUEST_DECODE_INVALID_ELEMENT_COUNT=Cannot decode the \
|
provided ASN.1 element as an LDAP bind request protocol op because the \
|
request sequence had an invalid number of elements (expected 3, got %d)
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_BIND_REQUEST_DECODE_VERSION=Cannot decode the provided ASN.1 \
|
element as an LDAP bind request protocol op because the protocol version \
|
could not be decoded as an integer: %s
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_BIND_REQUEST_DECODE_DN=Cannot decode the provided ASN.1 \
|
element as an LDAP bind request protocol op because the bind DN could not be \
|
properly decoded: %s
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_BIND_REQUEST_DECODE_PASSWORD=Cannot decode the provided \
|
ASN.1 element as an LDAP bind request protocol op because the password to use \
|
for simple authentication could not be decoded: %s
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_BIND_REQUEST_DECODE_SASL_INFO=Cannot decode the provided \
|
ASN.1 element as an LDAP bind request protocol op because the SASL \
|
authentication information could not be decoded: %s
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_BIND_REQUEST_DECODE_INVALID_CRED_TYPE=Cannot decode the \
|
provided ASN.1 element as an LDAP bind request protocol op because the \
|
authentication info element had an invalid BER type (expected 80 or A3, got \
|
%x)
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_BIND_REQUEST_DECODE_CREDENTIALS=Cannot decode the provided \
|
ASN.1 element as an LDAP bind request protocol op because an unexpected error \
|
occurred while trying to decode the authentication info element: %s
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_COMPARE_REQUEST_DECODE_SEQUENCE=Cannot decode the provided \
|
ASN.1 element as an LDAP compare request protocol op because the element \
|
could not be decoded as a sequence: %s
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_COMPARE_REQUEST_DECODE_INVALID_ELEMENT_COUNT=Cannot decode \
|
the provided ASN.1 element as an LDAP compare request protocol op because the \
|
request sequence had an invalid number of elements (expected 2, got %d)
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_COMPARE_REQUEST_DECODE_DN=Cannot decode the provided ASN.1 \
|
element as an LDAP compare request protocol op because the target DN could \
|
not be properly decoded: %s
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_COMPARE_REQUEST_DECODE_AVA=Cannot decode the provided ASN.1 \
|
element as an LDAP compare request protocol op because the attribute value \
|
assertion could not be decoded as a sequence: %s
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_COMPARE_REQUEST_DECODE_AVA_COUNT=Cannot decode the provided \
|
ASN.1 element as an LDAP compare request protocol op because the attribute \
|
value assertion sequence had an invalid number of elements (expected 2, got \
|
%d)
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_COMPARE_REQUEST_DECODE_TYPE=Cannot decode the provided ASN.1 \
|
element as an LDAP compare request protocol op because the attribute type \
|
could not be properly decoded: %s
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_COMPARE_REQUEST_DECODE_VALUE=Cannot decode the provided \
|
ASN.1 element as an LDAP compare request protocol op because the assertion \
|
value could not be properly decoded: %s
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_DELETE_REQUEST_DECODE_DN=Cannot decode the provided ASN.1 \
|
element as an LDAP delete request protocol op because the target DN could not \
|
be properly decoded: %s
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_EXTENDED_REQUEST_DECODE_SEQUENCE=Cannot decode the provided \
|
ASN.1 element as an LDAP extended request protocol op because the element \
|
could not be decoded as a sequence: %s
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_EXTENDED_REQUEST_DECODE_INVALID_ELEMENT_COUNT=Cannot decode \
|
the provided ASN.1 element as an LDAP extended request protocol op because \
|
the request sequence had an invalid number of elements (expected 1 or 2, got \
|
%d)
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_EXTENDED_REQUEST_DECODE_OID=Cannot decode the provided ASN.1 \
|
element as an LDAP extended request protocol op because the OID could not be \
|
properly decoded: %s
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_EXTENDED_REQUEST_DECODE_VALUE=Cannot decode the provided \
|
ASN.1 element as an LDAP extended request protocol op because the value could \
|
not be properly decoded: %s
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_MODIFY_DN_REQUEST_DECODE_SEQUENCE=Cannot decode the provided \
|
ASN.1 element as an LDAP modify DN request protocol op because the element \
|
could not be decoded as a sequence: %s
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_MODIFY_DN_REQUEST_DECODE_INVALID_ELEMENT_COUNT=Cannot decode \
|
the provided ASN.1 element as an LDAP modify DN request protocol op because \
|
the request sequence had an invalid number of elements (expected 3 or 4, got \
|
%d)
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_MODIFY_DN_REQUEST_DECODE_DN=Cannot decode the provided ASN.1 \
|
element as an LDAP modify DN request protocol op because the entry DN could \
|
not be properly decoded: %s
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_MODIFY_DN_REQUEST_DECODE_NEW_RDN=Cannot decode the provided \
|
ASN.1 element as an LDAP modify DN request protocol op because the new RDN \
|
could not be properly decoded: %s
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_MODIFY_DN_REQUEST_DECODE_DELETE_OLD_RDN=Cannot decode the \
|
provided ASN.1 element as an LDAP modify DN request protocol op because the \
|
deleteOldRDN flag could not be properly decoded: %s
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_MODIFY_DN_REQUEST_DECODE_NEW_SUPERIOR=Cannot decode the \
|
provided ASN.1 element as an LDAP modify DN request protocol op because the \
|
new superior DN could not be properly decoded: %s
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_ATTRIBUTE_DECODE_SEQUENCE=Cannot decode the provided ASN.1 \
|
element as an LDAP attribute because the element could not be decoded as a \
|
sequence: %s
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_ATTRIBUTE_DECODE_INVALID_ELEMENT_COUNT=Cannot decode the \
|
provided ASN.1 element as an LDAP attribute because the request sequence had \
|
an invalid number of elements (expected 2, got %d)
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_ATTRIBUTE_DECODE_TYPE=Cannot decode the provided ASN.1 \
|
element as an LDAP attribute because the attribute type could not be decoded: \
|
%s
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_ATTRIBUTE_DECODE_VALUES=Cannot decode the provided ASN.1 \
|
element as an LDAP attribute because the set of values could not be decoded: \
|
%s
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_ADD_REQUEST_DECODE_SEQUENCE=Cannot decode the provided \
|
ASN.1 element as an LDAP add request protocol op because the element could \
|
not be decoded as a sequence: %s
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_ADD_REQUEST_DECODE_INVALID_ELEMENT_COUNT=Cannot decode the \
|
provided ASN.1 element as an LDAP add request protocol op because the request \
|
sequence had an invalid number of elements (expected 2, got %d)
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_ADD_REQUEST_DECODE_DN=Cannot decode the provided ASN.1 \
|
element as an LDAP add request protocol op because the entry DN could not be \
|
decoded: %s
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_ADD_REQUEST_DECODE_ATTRS=Cannot decode the provided ASN.1 \
|
element as an LDAP add request protocol op because the set of attributes \
|
could not be decoded: %s
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_MODIFICATION_DECODE_SEQUENCE=Cannot decode the provided \
|
ASN.1 element as an LDAP modification because the element could not be \
|
decoded as a sequence: %s
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_MODIFICATION_DECODE_INVALID_ELEMENT_COUNT=Cannot decode the \
|
provided ASN.1 element as an LDAP modification because the request sequence \
|
had an invalid number of elements (expected 2, got %d)
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_MODIFICATION_DECODE_INVALID_MOD_TYPE=Cannot decode the \
|
provided ASN.1 element as an LDAP modification because it contained an \
|
invalid modification type (%d)
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_MODIFICATION_DECODE_MOD_TYPE=Cannot decode the provided \
|
ASN.1 element as an LDAP modification because the modification type could not \
|
be decoded: %s
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_MODIFICATION_DECODE_ATTR=Cannot decode the provided ASN.1 \
|
element as an LDAP modification because the attribute could not be decoded: \
|
%s
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_MODIFY_REQUEST_DECODE_SEQUENCE=Cannot decode the provided \
|
ASN.1 element as an LDAP modify request protocol op because the element could \
|
not be decoded as a sequence: %s
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_MODIFY_REQUEST_DECODE_INVALID_ELEMENT_COUNT=Cannot decode \
|
the provided ASN.1 element as an LDAP modify request protocol op because the \
|
request sequence had an invalid number of elements (expected 2, got %d)
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_MODIFY_REQUEST_DECODE_DN=Cannot decode the provided ASN.1 \
|
element as an LDAP modify request protocol op because the entry DN could not \
|
be decoded: %s
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_MODIFY_REQUEST_DECODE_MODS=Cannot decode the provided ASN.1 \
|
element as an LDAP modify request protocol op because the set of \
|
modifications could not be decoded: %s
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_SEARCH_ENTRY_DECODE_SEQUENCE=Cannot decode the provided \
|
ASN.1 element as an LDAP search result entry protocol op because the element \
|
could not be decoded as a sequence: %s
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_SEARCH_ENTRY_DECODE_INVALID_ELEMENT_COUNT=Cannot decode the \
|
provided ASN.1 element as an LDAP search result entry protocol op because the \
|
request sequence had an invalid number of elements (expected 2, got %d)
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_SEARCH_ENTRY_DECODE_DN=Cannot decode the provided ASN.1 \
|
element as an LDAP search result entry protocol op because the entry DN could \
|
not be decoded: %s
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_SEARCH_ENTRY_DECODE_ATTRS=Cannot decode the provided ASN.1 \
|
element as an LDAP search result entry protocol op because the set of \
|
attributes could not be decoded: %s
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_SEARCH_REFERENCE_DECODE_SEQUENCE=Cannot decode the provided \
|
ASN.1 element as an LDAP search result reference protocol op because the \
|
element could not be decoded as a sequence: %s
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_SEARCH_REFERENCE_DECODE_URLS=Cannot decode the provided \
|
ASN.1 element as an LDAP search result reference protocol op because a \
|
problem occurred while trying to decode the sequence elements as referral \
|
URLs: %s
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_SEARCH_REQUEST_DECODE_SEQUENCE=Cannot decode the provided \
|
ASN.1 element as an LDAP search request protocol op because the element could \
|
not be decoded as a sequence: %s
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_SEARCH_REQUEST_DECODE_INVALID_ELEMENT_COUNT=Cannot decode \
|
the provided ASN.1 element as an LDAP search request protocol op because the \
|
request sequence had an invalid number of elements (expected 8, got %d)
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_SEARCH_REQUEST_DECODE_BASE=Cannot decode the provided ASN.1 \
|
element as an LDAP search request protocol op because the base DN could not \
|
be decoded: %s
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_SEARCH_REQUEST_DECODE_INVALID_SCOPE=Cannot decode the \
|
provided ASN.1 element as an LDAP search request protocol op because the \
|
provided scope value (%d) is invalid
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_SEARCH_REQUEST_DECODE_SCOPE=Cannot decode the provided \
|
ASN.1 element as an LDAP search request protocol op because the scope could \
|
not be decoded: %s
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_SEARCH_REQUEST_DECODE_INVALID_DEREF=Cannot decode the \
|
provided ASN.1 element as an LDAP search request protocol op because the \
|
provided alias dereferencing policy value (%d) is invalid
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_SEARCH_REQUEST_DECODE_DEREF=Cannot decode the provided \
|
ASN.1 element as an LDAP search request protocol op because the alias \
|
dereferencing policy could not be decoded: %s
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_SEARCH_REQUEST_DECODE_SIZE_LIMIT=Cannot decode the provided \
|
ASN.1 element as an LDAP search request protocol op because the size limit \
|
could not be decoded: %s
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_SEARCH_REQUEST_DECODE_TIME_LIMIT=Cannot decode the provided \
|
ASN.1 element as an LDAP search request protocol op because the time limit \
|
could not be decoded: %s
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_SEARCH_REQUEST_DECODE_TYPES_ONLY=Cannot decode the provided \
|
ASN.1 element as an LDAP search request protocol op because the typesOnly \
|
flag could not be decoded: %s
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_SEARCH_REQUEST_DECODE_FILTER=Cannot decode the provided \
|
ASN.1 element as an LDAP search request protocol op because the filter could \
|
not be decoded: %s
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_SEARCH_REQUEST_DECODE_ATTRIBUTES=Cannot decode the provided \
|
ASN.1 element as an LDAP search request protocol op because the requested \
|
attribute set could not be decoded: %s
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_PROTOCOL_OP_DECODE_NULL=Cannot decode the provided ASN.1 \
|
element as an LDAP protocol op because the element was null
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_PROTOCOL_OP_DECODE_INVALID_TYPE=Cannot decode the provided \
|
ASN.1 element as an LDAP protocol op because the element had an invalid BER \
|
type (%x) for an LDAP protocol op
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_FILTER_DECODE_NULL=Cannot decode the provided ASN.1 element \
|
as an LDAP search filter because the element was null
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_FILTER_DECODE_INVALID_TYPE=Cannot decode the provided ASN.1 \
|
element as an LDAP search filter because the element had an invalid BER type \
|
(%x) for a search filter
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_FILTER_DECODE_COMPOUND_SET=Cannot decode the provided ASN.1 \
|
element as an LDAP search filter because the compound filter set could not be \
|
decoded: %s
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_FILTER_DECODE_COMPOUND_COMPONENTS=Cannot decode the \
|
provided ASN.1 element as an LDAP search filter because an unexpected error \
|
occurred while trying to decode one of the compound filter components: %s
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_FILTER_DECODE_NOT_ELEMENT=Cannot decode the provided ASN.1 \
|
element as an LDAP search filter because the value of the element cannot \
|
itself be decoded as an ASN.1 element for a NOT filter component: %s
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_FILTER_DECODE_NOT_COMPONENT=Cannot decode the provided \
|
ASN.1 element as an LDAP search filter because the NOT component element \
|
could not be decoded as an LDAP filter: %s
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_FILTER_DECODE_TV_SEQUENCE=Cannot decode the provided ASN.1 \
|
element as an LDAP search filter because the element could not be decoded as \
|
a type-and-value sequence: %s
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_FILTER_DECODE_TV_INVALID_ELEMENT_COUNT=Cannot decode the \
|
provided ASN.1 element as an LDAP search filter because the type-and-value \
|
sequence had an invalid number of elements (expected 2, got %d)
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_FILTER_DECODE_TV_TYPE=Cannot decode the provided ASN.1 \
|
element as an LDAP search filter because the attribute type could not be \
|
decoded from the type-and-value sequence: %s
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_FILTER_DECODE_TV_VALUE=Cannot decode the provided ASN.1 \
|
element as an LDAP search filter because the assertion value could not be \
|
decoded from the type-and-value sequence: %s
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_FILTER_DECODE_SUBSTRING_SEQUENCE=Cannot decode the provided \
|
ASN.1 element as an LDAP search filter because the element could not be \
|
decoded as a substring sequence: %s
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_FILTER_DECODE_SUBSTRING_INVALID_ELEMENT_COUNT=Cannot decode \
|
the provided ASN.1 element as an LDAP search filter because the substring \
|
sequence had an invalid number of elements (expected 2, got %d)
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_FILTER_DECODE_SUBSTRING_TYPE=Cannot decode the provided \
|
ASN.1 element as an LDAP search filter because the attribute type could not \
|
be decoded from the substring sequence: %s
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_FILTER_DECODE_SUBSTRING_ELEMENTS=Cannot decode the provided \
|
ASN.1 element as an LDAP search filter because the substring value sequence \
|
could not be decoded: %s
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_FILTER_DECODE_SUBSTRING_NO_SUBELEMENTS=Cannot decode the \
|
provided ASN.1 element as an LDAP search filter because the substring value \
|
sequence did not contain any elements
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_FILTER_DECODE_SUBSTRING_INVALID_SUBTYPE=Cannot decode the \
|
provided ASN.1 element as an LDAP search filter because the substring value \
|
sequence had an element with an invalid BER type (%x)
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_FILTER_DECODE_SUBSTRING_VALUES=Cannot decode the provided \
|
ASN.1 element as an LDAP search filter because a problem occurred while \
|
trying to parse the substring value elements: %s
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_FILTER_DECODE_PRESENCE_TYPE=Cannot decode the provided \
|
ASN.1 element as an LDAP search filter because the element could not be \
|
decoded as the presence attribute type: %s
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_FILTER_DECODE_EXTENSIBLE_SEQUENCE=Cannot decode the \
|
provided ASN.1 element as an LDAP search filter because the element could not \
|
be decoded as an extensible matching sequence: %s
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_FILTER_DECODE_EXTENSIBLE_INVALID_TYPE=Cannot decode the \
|
provided ASN.1 element as an LDAP search filter because the extensible \
|
matching sequence had an element with an invalid BER type (%x)
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_FILTER_DECODE_EXTENSIBLE_ELEMENTS=Cannot decode the \
|
provided ASN.1 element as an LDAP search filter because a problem occurred \
|
while trying to parse the extensible match sequence elements: %s
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_CLIENT_SEND_RESPONSE_NO_RESULT_CODE=The server attempted to \
|
send a response to the %s operation (conn=%d, op=%d), but the operation did \
|
not have a result code. This could indicate that the operation did not \
|
complete properly or that it is one that is not allowed to have a response. \
|
Using a generic 'Operations Error' response
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_CLIENT_SEND_RESPONSE_INVALID_OP=The server attempted to \
|
send a response to the %s operation (conn=%d, op=%d), but this type of \
|
operation is not allowed to have responses. Backtrace: %s
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_CLIENT_SEND_MESSAGE_ENCODE_ASN1=The server was unable to \
|
encode the provided LDAP message %s (conn=%d, op=%d) into an ASN.1 element: \
|
%s
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_CLIENT_SEND_MESSAGE_ENCODE_BYTES=The server was unable to \
|
encode the ASN.1 element generated from LDAP message %s (conn=%d, op=%d) into \
|
a byte array: %s
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_CLIENT_SEND_MESSAGE_IO_PROBLEM=The server was unable to \
|
send the LDAP message %s (conn=%d, op=%d) to the client because an I/O \
|
problem was encountered: %s
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_CLIENT_SEND_MESSAGE_UNEXPECTED_PROBLEM=The server was \
|
unable to send the LDAP message %s (conn=%d, op=%d) to the client because an \
|
unexpected problem was encountered: %s
|
INFO_LDAP_CLIENT_GENERIC_NOTICE_OF_DISCONNECTION=The Directory Server is \
|
closing the connection to this client
|
MILD_WARN_LDAP_CLIENT_DISCONNECT_IN_PROGRESS=The Directory Server is \
|
currently in the process of closing this client connection
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_CLIENT_DECODE_ZERO_BYTE_VALUE=The client sent a request to \
|
the Directory Server that was an ASN.1 element with a zero-byte value. This \
|
cannot possibly be a valid LDAP message
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_CLIENT_DECODE_MAX_REQUEST_SIZE_EXCEEDED=The client sent a \
|
request to the Directory Server with an ASN.1 element value length of %d \
|
bytes. This exceeds the maximum allowed request size of %d bytes, so \
|
processing cannot continue on this connection
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_CLIENT_DECODE_INVALID_MULTIBYTE_LENGTH=The client sent a \
|
request to the Directory Server with an ASN.1 element using multiple bytes to \
|
express the value length. The request indicated that %d bytes were needed to \
|
express the length, but this exceeds the maximum allowed limit of four bytes
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_CLIENT_DECODE_ASN1_FAILED=The client sent a request to the \
|
Directory Server that could not be properly decoded as an ASN.1 element: %s
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_CLIENT_DECODE_LDAP_MESSAGE_FAILED=The client sent a request \
|
to the Directory Server that could not be properly decoded as an LDAP \
|
message: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDAP_CLIENT_INVALID_DECODE_STATE=An internal error has \
|
occurred within the Directory Server to cause it to lose track of where it is \
|
in decoding requests on this client connection. It had an invalid decode \
|
state of %d, and this connection must be terminated
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_CLIENT_DECODE_INVALID_REQUEST_TYPE=The client sent an LDAP \
|
message to the Directory Server that was not a valid message for a client \
|
request: %s
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_CLIENT_CANNOT_CONVERT_MESSAGE_TO_OPERATION=The Directory \
|
Server was unable to convert the LDAP message read from the client (%s) to an \
|
internal operation for processing: %s
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_ABANDON_INVALID_MESSAGE_TYPE=Cannot convert the provided \
|
LDAP message (%s) to an abandon operation: %s
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_UNBIND_INVALID_MESSAGE_TYPE=Cannot convert the provided \
|
LDAP message (%s) to an unbind operation: %s
|
FATAL_ERR_LDAP_CONNHANDLER_OPEN_SELECTOR_FAILED=The LDAP connection \
|
handler defined in configuration entry %s was unable to open a selector to \
|
allow it to multiplex the associated accept sockets: %s. This connection \
|
handler will be disabled
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDAP_CONNHANDLER_CREATE_CHANNEL_FAILED=The LDAP connection \
|
handler defined in configuration entry %s was unable to create a server \
|
socket channel to accept connections on %s:%d: %s. The Directory Server \
|
will not listen for new connections on that address
|
FATAL_ERR_LDAP_CONNHANDLER_NO_ACCEPTORS=The LDAP connection handler \
|
defined in configuration entry %s was unable to create any of the socket \
|
channels on any of the configured addresses. This connection handler will be \
|
disabled
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_CONNHANDLER_DENIED_CLIENT=The connection attempt from \
|
client %s to %s has been rejected because the client was included in one of \
|
the denied address ranges
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_CONNHANDLER_DISALLOWED_CLIENT=The connection attempt from \
|
client %s to %s has been rejected because the client was not included in one \
|
of the allowed address ranges
|
INFO_LDAP_CONNHANDLER_UNABLE_TO_REGISTER_CLIENT=An internal error \
|
prevented the Directory Server from properly registering the client \
|
connection from %s to %s with an appropriate request handler: %s
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_CONNHANDLER_CANNOT_ACCEPT_CONNECTION=The LDAP connection \
|
handler defined in configuration entry %s was unable to accept a new client \
|
connection: %s
|
FATAL_ERR_LDAP_CONNHANDLER_CONSECUTIVE_ACCEPT_FAILURES=The LDAP \
|
connection handler defined in configuration entry %s has experienced \
|
consecutive failures while trying to accept client connections: %s. This \
|
connection handler will be disabled
|
FATAL_ERR_LDAP_CONNHANDLER_UNCAUGHT_ERROR=The LDAP connection handler \
|
defined in configuration entry %s caught an unexpected error while trying to \
|
listen for new connections: %s. This connection handler will be disabled
|
FATAL_ERR_LDAP_REQHANDLER_OPEN_SELECTOR_FAILED=%s was unable to open a \
|
selector to multiplex reads from clients: %s. This request handler cannot \
|
continue processing
|
FATAL_ERR_LDAP_REQHANDLER_CANNOT_REGISTER=%s was unable to register this \
|
client connection with the selector: %s
|
FATAL_ERR_LDAP_REQHANDLER_REJECT_DUE_TO_SHUTDOWN=This connection could \
|
not be registered with a request handler because the Directory Server is \
|
shutting down
|
FATAL_ERR_LDAP_REQHANDLER_REJECT_DUE_TO_QUEUE_FULL=This connection could \
|
not be registered with a request handler because the pending queue associated \
|
with %s is too full
|
FATAL_ERR_LDAP_REQHANDLER_DEREGISTER_DUE_TO_SHUTDOWN=This client \
|
connection is being deregistered from the associated request handler because \
|
the Directory Server is shutting down
|
MILD_ERR_ASN1_READER_MAX_SIZE_EXCEEDED=Cannot decode the data read as an \
|
ASN.1 element because the decoded element length of %d bytes was larger than \
|
the maximum allowed element length of %d bytes. The underlying input stream \
|
has been closed and this reader can no longer be used
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_FILTER_STRING_NULL=Cannot decode the provided string as an \
|
LDAP search filter because the string was null
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_FILTER_UNCAUGHT_EXCEPTION=Cannot decode the provided string \
|
%s as an LDAP search filter because an unexpected exception was thrown during \
|
processing: %s
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_FILTER_MISMATCHED_PARENTHESES=The provided search filter \
|
"%s" had mismatched parentheses around the portion between positions %d and \
|
%d
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_FILTER_NO_EQUAL_SIGN=The provided search filter "%s" was \
|
missing an equal sign in the suspected simple filter component between \
|
positions %d and %d
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_FILTER_INVALID_ESCAPED_BYTE=The provided search filter "%s" \
|
had an invalid escaped byte value at position %d. A backslash in a value \
|
must be followed by two hexadecimal characters that define the byte that has \
|
been encoded
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_FILTER_COMPOUND_MISSING_PARENTHESES=The provided search \
|
filter "%s" could not be decoded because the compound filter between \
|
positions %d and %d did not start with an open parenthesis and end with a \
|
close parenthesis (they might be parentheses for different filter components)
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_FILTER_NO_CORRESPONDING_OPEN_PARENTHESIS=The provided \
|
search filter "%s" could not be decoded because the closing parenthesis at \
|
position %d did not have a corresponding open parenthesis
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_FILTER_NO_CORRESPONDING_CLOSE_PARENTHESIS=The provided \
|
search filter "%s" could not be decoded because the opening parenthesis at \
|
position %d did not have a corresponding close parenthesis
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_FILTER_SUBSTRING_NO_ASTERISKS=The provided search filter \
|
"%s" could not be decoded because the assumed substring filter value between \
|
positions %d and %d did not have any asterisk wildcard characters
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_FILTER_EXTENSIBLE_MATCH_NO_COLON=The provided search filter \
|
"%s" could not be decoded because the extensible match component starting at \
|
position %d did not have a colon to denote the end of the attribute type name
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_DISCONNECT_DUE_TO_INVALID_REQUEST_TYPE=Terminating this \
|
connection because the client sent an invalid message of type %s (LDAP \
|
message ID %d) that is not allowed for request messages
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDAP_DISCONNECT_DUE_TO_PROCESSING_FAILURE=An unexpected \
|
failure occurred while trying to process a request of type %s (LDAP message \
|
ID %d): %s. The client connection will be terminated
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_INVALID_BIND_AUTH_TYPE=The bind request message (LDAP \
|
message ID %d) included an invalid authentication type of %s. This is a \
|
protocol error, and this connection will be terminated as per RFC 2251 \
|
section 4.2.3
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_DISCONNECT_DUE_TO_BIND_PROTOCOL_ERROR=This client \
|
connection is being terminated because a protocol error occurred while trying \
|
to process a bind request. The LDAP message ID was %d and the error message \
|
for the bind response was %s
|
MILD_ERR_LDAPV2_SKIPPING_EXTENDED_RESPONSE=An extended response message \
|
would have been sent to an LDAPv2 client (connection ID=%d, operation ID=%d): \
|
%s. LDAPv2 does not allow extended operations, so this response will not be \
|
sent
|
MILD_ERR_LDAPV2_SKIPPING_SEARCH_REFERENCE=A search performed by an LDAPv2 \
|
client (connection ID=%d, operation ID=%d) would have included a search \
|
result reference %s. Referrals are not allowed for LDAPv2 clients, so this \
|
search reference will not be sent
|
MILD_ERR_LDAPV2_REFERRAL_RESULT_CHANGED=The original result code for this \
|
message was 10 but this result is not allowed for LDAPv2 clients
|
MILD_ERR_LDAPV2_REFERRALS_OMITTED=The response included one or more \
|
referrals, which are not allowed for LDAPv2 clients. The referrals included \
|
were: %s
|
MILD_ERR_LDAPV2_CLIENTS_NOT_ALLOWED=The Directory Server has been \
|
configured to deny access to LDAPv2 clients. This connection will be closed
|
MILD_ERR_LDAPV2_EXTENDED_REQUEST_NOT_ALLOWED=The client with connection \
|
ID %d authenticated to the Directory Server using LDAPv2, but attempted to \
|
send an extended operation request (LDAP message ID %d), which is not allowed \
|
for LDAPv2 clients. The connection will be terminated
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_STATS_INVALID_MONITOR_INITIALIZATION=An attempt was made to \
|
initialize the LDAP statistics monitor provider as defined in configuration \
|
entry %s. This monitor provider should only be dynamically created within \
|
the Directory Server itself and not from within the configuration
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDAP_REQHANDLER_UNEXPECTED_SELECT_EXCEPTION=The LDAP request \
|
handler thread "%s" encountered an unexpected error that would have caused \
|
the thread to die: %s. The error has been caught and the request handler \
|
should continue operating as normal
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_CONNHANDLER_REJECTED_BY_SERVER=The attempt to register this \
|
connection with the Directory Server was rejected. This might indicate that \
|
the server already has the maximum allowed number of concurrent connections \
|
established, or that it is in a restricted access mode
|
INFO_LDAP_CONNHANDLER_DESCRIPTION_LISTEN_ADDRESS=Address or \
|
set of addresses on which this connection handler can accept client \
|
connections. If no value is specified, then the server will accept \
|
connections on all active addresses. Changes to this configuration attribute \
|
will not take effect until the connection handler is disabled and re-enabled, \
|
or until the Directory Server is restarted
|
INFO_LDAP_CONNHANDLER_DESCRIPTION_LISTEN_PORT=TCP port on \
|
which this connection handler can accept client connections. Changes to this \
|
configuration attribute will not take effect until the connection handler is \
|
disabled and re-enabled, or until the Directory Server is restarted
|
INFO_LDAP_CONNHANDLER_DESCRIPTION_ALLOWED_CLIENTS=Specifies a set of \
|
address masks that can be used to determine the addresses of the clients that \
|
are allowed to establish connections to this connection handler. If no \
|
values are specified, then all clients with addresses that do not match an \
|
address on the deny list will be allowed. Changes to this configuration \
|
attribute will take effect immediately but will not interfere with \
|
connections that might already be established
|
INFO_LDAP_CONNHANDLER_DESCRIPTION_DENIED_CLIENTS=Specifies a set of \
|
address masks that can be used to determine the set of addresses of the \
|
clients that are not allowed to establish connections to this connection \
|
handler. If both allowed and denied client masks are defined and a client \
|
connection matches one or more masks in both lists, then the connection will \
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be denied. If only a denied list is specified, then any client not matching \
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a mask in that list will be allowed. Changes to this configuration attribute \
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will take effect immediately but will not interfere with connections that might \
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already be established
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INFO_LDAP_CONNHANDLER_DESCRIPTION_ALLOW_LDAPV2=Indicates whether to allow \
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communication with LDAPv2 clients. LDAPv2 is considered an obsolete \
|
protocol, and clients using it will not be allowed to take advantage of all \
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features offered by the server. Changes to this configuration attribute will \
|
take effect immediately, but will not interfere with connections that might \
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already be established
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INFO_LDAP_CONNHANDLER_DESCRIPTION_NUM_REQUEST_HANDLERS=Number of threads \
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that should be used to read requests from clients and place \
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them in the work queue for processing. On large systems accepting many \
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concurrent requests, it might be more efficient to have multiple threads \
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reading requests from clients. Changes to this configuration attribute will \
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not take effect until the connection handler is disabled and re-enabled, or \
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until the Directory Server is restarted
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INFO_LDAP_CONNHANDLER_DESCRIPTION_SEND_REJECTION_NOTICE=Indicates whether \
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to send an LDAPv3 notice of disconnection message to client connections that \
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are rejected before closing the connection. Changes to this configuration \
|
attribute will take effect immediately
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INFO_LDAP_CONNHANDLER_DESCRIPTION_USE_TCP_KEEPALIVE=Indicates whether to \
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use the TCP KeepAlive feature for client connections established through this \
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connection handler. This is recommended because it might help the server \
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detect client connections that are no longer valid, and might help prevent \
|
intermediate network devices from closing connections due to a lack of \
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communication. Changes to this configuration attribute will take effect \
|
immediately but will only be applied to connections established after the \
|
change
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INFO_LDAP_CONNHANDLER_DESCRIPTION_USE_TCP_NODELAY=Indicates whether to \
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use the TCP NoDelay feature for client connections established through this \
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connection handler. This is recommended because it will generally allow \
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faster responses to clients, although directories that frequently process \
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searches that match multiple entries might be able to achieve higher throughput \
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if it is disabled. Changes to this configuration attribute will take effect \
|
immediately but will only be applied to connections established after the \
|
change
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INFO_LDAP_CONNHANDLER_DESCRIPTION_ALLOW_REUSE_ADDRESS=Indicates whether \
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to use the SO_REUSEADDR socket option for the socket accepting connections \
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for this connection handler. It should generally be enabled unless you have \
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been instructed to disable it by support engineers. Changes to this \
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configuration attribute will not take effect until the connection handler is \
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disabled and re-enabled, or until the Directory Server is restarted
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INFO_LDAP_CONNHANDLER_DESCRIPTION_MAX_REQUEST_SIZE=Maximum \
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size in bytes that will be allowed when reading requests from clients. This \
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can be used to prevent denial of service attacks from clients that send \
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extremely large requests. A value of zero indicates that no limit should be \
|
imposed. Changes to this configuration attribute will take effect \
|
immediately
|
INFO_LDAP_CONNHANDLER_DESCRIPTION_USE_SSL=Indicates whether this \
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connection handler should use SSL when accepting connections from clients. \
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Changes to this configuration attribute will not take effect until the \
|
connection handler is disabled and re-enabled, or until the Directory Server \
|
is restarted
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INFO_LDAP_CONNHANDLER_DESCRIPTION_ALLOW_STARTTLS=Indicates whether this \
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connection handler should allow clients to use the StartTLS extended \
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operation to initiate secure communication over a non-SSL LDAP connection. \
|
This can not be used if SSL is enabled for the connection handler. Changes \
|
to this configuration attribute will take effect immediately for LDAP clients
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INFO_LDAP_CONNHANDLER_DESCRIPTION_SSL_CLIENT_AUTH_POLICY=Policy that \
|
should be used regarding requesting or requiring the client to \
|
present its own certificate when establishing an SSL-based connection or \
|
using StartTLS to initiate a secure channel in an established connection. \
|
Changes to this configuration attribute will not take effect until the \
|
connection handler is disabled and re-enabled, or until the Directory Server \
|
is restarted
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INFO_LDAP_CONNHANDLER_DESCRIPTION_SSL_CERT_NICKNAME=Nickname of the \
|
certificate that the connection handler should use when \
|
accepting SSL-based connections or performing StartTLS negotiation. Changes \
|
to this configuration attribute will not take effect until the connection \
|
handler is disabled and re-enabled, or until the Directory Server is \
|
restarted
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDAP_CONNHANDLER_UNKNOWN_LISTEN_ADDRESS=The specified listen \
|
address "%s" in configuration entry "%s" could not be resolved: %s. Please \
|
make sure that name resolution is properly configured on this system
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDAP_CONNHANDLER_CANNOT_DETERMINE_LISTEN_ADDRESS=An unexpected \
|
error occurred while processing the ds-cfg-listen-address attribute in \
|
configuration entry %s, which is used to specify the address or set of \
|
addresses on which to listen for client connections: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDAP_CONNHANDLER_NO_LISTEN_PORT=No listen port was defined \
|
using configuration ds-cfg-listen-port in configuration entry %s. This is a \
|
required attribute
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDAP_CONNHANDLER_CANNOT_DETERMINE_LISTEN_PORT=An unexpected \
|
error occurred while processing the ds-cfg-listen-port attribute in \
|
configuration entry %s, which is used to specify the port on which to listen \
|
for client connections: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDAP_CONNHANDLER_CANNOT_DETERMINE_ALLOWED_CLIENTS=An \
|
unexpected error occurred while processing the ds-cfg-allowed-client \
|
attribute in configuration entry %s, which is used to specify the address \
|
mask(s) of the clients that are allowed to establish connections to this \
|
connection handler: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDAP_CONNHANDLER_CANNOT_DETERMINE_DENIED_CLIENTS=An unexpected \
|
error occurred while processing the ds-cfg-denied-client attribute in \
|
configuration entry %s, which is used to specify the address mask(s) of the \
|
clients that are not allowed to establish connections to this connection \
|
handler: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDAP_CONNHANDLER_CANNOT_DETERMINE_ALLOW_LDAPV2=An unexpected \
|
error occurred while processing the ds-cfg-allow-ldap-v2 attribute in \
|
configuration entry %s, which is used to indicate whether LDAPv2 clients will \
|
be allowed to access this connection handler: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDAP_CONNHANDLER_CANNOT_DETERMINE_NUM_REQUEST_HANDLERS=An \
|
unexpected error occurred while processing the ds-cfg-num-request-handlers \
|
attribute in configuration entry %s, which is used to specify the number of \
|
request handlers to use to read requests from clients: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDAP_CONNHANDLER_CANNOT_DETERMINE_SEND_REJECTION_NOTICE=An \
|
unexpected error occurred while processing the ds-cfg-send-rejection-notice \
|
attribute in configuration entry %s, which is used to indicate whether to \
|
send a notice of disconnection message to rejected client connections: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDAP_CONNHANDLER_CANNOT_DETERMINE_USE_TCP_KEEPALIVE=An \
|
unexpected error occurred while processing the ds-cfg-use-tcp-keep-alive \
|
attribute in configuration entry %s, which is used to periodically send TCP \
|
Keep-Alive messages over idle connections: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDAP_CONNHANDLER_CANNOT_DETERMINE_USE_TCP_NODELAY=An \
|
unexpected error occurred while processing the ds-cfg-use-tcp-no-delay \
|
attribute in configuration entry %s, which is used to determine whether to \
|
immediately flush responses to clients: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDAP_CONNHANDLER_CANNOT_DETERMINE_ALLOW_REUSE_ADDRESS=An \
|
unexpected error occurred while processing the ds-cfg-allow-tcp-reuse-address \
|
attribute in configuration entry %s, which is used to determine whether to \
|
set the SO_REUSEADDR option on the listen socket: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDAP_CONNHANDLER_CANNOT_DETERMINE_MAX_REQUEST_SIZE=An \
|
unexpected error occurred while processing the ds-cfg-max-request-size \
|
attribute in configuration entry %s, which is used to determine the maximum \
|
size in bytes that can be used for a client request: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDAP_CONNHANDLER_CANNOT_DETERMINE_USE_SSL=An unexpected error \
|
occurred while processing the ds-cfg-use-ssl attribute in configuration entry \
|
%s, which is used to indicate whether to use SSL when accepting client \
|
connections: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDAP_CONNHANDLER_CANNOT_HAVE_SSL_AND_STARTTLS=The LDAP \
|
connection handler defined in configuration entry %s is configured to \
|
communicate over SSL and also to allow clients to use the StartTLS extended \
|
operation. These options can not be used at the same time, so clients will \
|
not be allowed to use the StartTLS operation
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDAP_CONNHANDLER_CANNOT_DETERMINE_ALLOW_STARTTLS=An unexpected \
|
error occurred while processing the ds-cfg-allow-start-tls attribute in \
|
configuration entry %s, which is used to indicate whether clients can use the \
|
StartTLS extended operation: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDAP_CONNHANDLER_INVALID_SSL_CLIENT_AUTH_POLICY=The SSL client \
|
authentication policy "%s" specified in attribute \
|
ds-cfg-ssl-client-auth-policy of configuration entry %s is invalid. The \
|
value must be one of "disabled", "optional", or "required"
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDAP_CONNHANDLER_CANNOT_DETERMINE_SSL_CLIENT_AUTH_POLICY=An \
|
unexpected error occurred while processing the ds-cfg-ssl-client-auth-policy \
|
attribute in configuration entry %s, which is used to specify the policy that \
|
should be used for requesting/requiring SSL client authentication: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDAP_CONNHANDLER_CANNOT_DETERMINE_SSL_CERT_NICKNAME=An \
|
unexpected error occurred while processing the ds-cfg-ssl-cert-nickname \
|
attribute in configuration entry %s, which is used to specify the nickname of \
|
the certificate to use for accepting SSL/TLS connections: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDAP_CONNHANDLER_INVALID_ADDRESS_MASK=The string %s defined in \
|
attribute %s of configuration entry %s could not be decoded as a valid \
|
address mask: %s
|
INFO_LDAP_CONNHANDLER_NEW_ALLOWED_CLIENTS=A new set of allowed client \
|
address masks has been applied for configuration entry %s
|
INFO_LDAP_CONNHANDLER_NEW_DENIED_CLIENTS=A new set of denied client \
|
address masks has been applied for configuration entry %s
|
INFO_LDAP_CONNHANDLER_NEW_ALLOW_LDAPV2=The value of the \
|
ds-cfg-allow-ldap-v2 attribute has been updated to %s in configuration entry \
|
%s
|
INFO_LDAP_CONNHANDLER_NEW_SEND_REJECTION_NOTICE=The value of the \
|
ds-cfg-send-rejection-notice attribute has been updated to %s in \
|
configuration entry %s
|
INFO_LDAP_CONNHANDLER_NEW_USE_KEEPALIVE=The value of the \
|
ds-cfg-use-tcp-keep-alive attribute has been updated to %s in configuration \
|
entry %s
|
INFO_LDAP_CONNHANDLER_NEW_USE_TCP_NODELAY=The value of the \
|
ds-cfg-use-tcp-no-delay attribute has been updated to %s in configuration \
|
entry %s
|
INFO_LDAP_CONNHANDLER_NEW_MAX_REQUEST_SIZE=The value of the \
|
ds-cfg-max-request-size attribute has been updated to %s in configuration \
|
entry %s
|
INFO_LDAP_CONNHANDLER_NEW_ALLOW_STARTTLS=The value of the \
|
ds-cfg-allow-start-tls attribute has been updated to %s in configuration \
|
entry %s
|
INFO_LDAP_CONNHANDLER_DESCRIPTION_KEEP_STATS=Indicates whether the \
|
connection handler should keep statistics regarding LDAP client \
|
communication. Maintaining this information can cause a slight decrease in \
|
performance, but can be useful for understanding client usage patterns. \
|
Changes to this configuration attribute will take effect immediately, but \
|
will only apply for new connections and will have the side effect of clearing \
|
any existing statistical data that might have been collected
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDAP_CONNHANDLER_CANNOT_DETERMINE_KEEP_STATS=An unexpected \
|
error occurred while processing the ds-cfg-keep-stats attribute in \
|
configuration entry %s, which is used to indicate whether LDAP usage \
|
statistics should be enabled for this connection handler: %s
|
INFO_LDAP_CONNHANDLER_NEW_KEEP_STATS=The value of the ds-cfg-keep-stats \
|
attribute has been updated to %s in configuration entry %s
|
MILD_ERR_ASN1_LONG_SET_VALUE_INVALID_LENGTH=Cannot decode the provided \
|
byte array as the value of an ASN.1 long element because the array did not \
|
have a length between 1 and 8 bytes (provided length was %d)
|
MILD_ERR_ASN1_LONG_DECODE_ELEMENT_INVALID_LENGTH=Cannot decode the \
|
provided ASN.1 element as a long element because the length of the element \
|
value was not between one and eight bytes (actual length was %d)
|
MILD_ERR_ASN1_LONG_DECODE_ARRAY_INVALID_LENGTH=Cannot decode the provided \
|
byte array as an ASN.1 long element because the decoded value length was not \
|
between 1 and 8 bytes (decoded length was %d)
|
SEVERE_ERR_INTERNAL_CANNOT_DECODE_DN=An unexpected error occurred while \
|
trying to decode the DN %s used for internal operations as a root user: %s
|
INFO_LDAP_CONNHANDLER_DESCRIPTION_SSL_ENABLED_PROTOCOLS=Names of the \
|
SSL protocols that will be allowed for use in SSL or StartTLS \
|
communication. Changes to this configuration attribute will take effect \
|
immediately but will only impact new SSL/TLS-based sessions created after \
|
the change
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDAP_CONNHANDLER_CANNOT_DETERMINE_SSL_PROTOCOLS=An unexpected \
|
error occurred while processing the ds-cfg-ssl-protocol attribute in \
|
configuration entry %s, which is used to specify the names of the SSL \
|
protocols to allow for SSL/TLS sessions: %s
|
INFO_LDAP_CONNHANDLER_DESCRIPTION_SSL_ENABLED_CIPHERS=Names \
|
of the SSL cipher suites that will be allowed for use in SSL or StartTLS \
|
communication. Changes to this configuration attribute will take immediately \
|
but will only impact new SSL/TLS-based sessions created after the change
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDAP_CONNHANDLER_CANNOT_DETERMINE_SSL_CIPHERS=An unexpected \
|
error occurred while processing the ds-cfg-ssl-protocol attribute in \
|
configuration entry %s, which is used to specify the names of the SSL cipher \
|
suites to allow for SSL/TLS sessions: %s
|
INFO_LDAP_CONNHANDLER_NEW_SSL_PROTOCOLS=The value of the \
|
ds-cfg-ssl-protocol attribute has been updated to %s in configuration entry \
|
%s
|
INFO_LDAP_CONNHANDLER_NEW_SSL_CIPHERS=The value of the \
|
ds-cfg-ssl-cipher-suite attribute has been updated to %s in configuration \
|
entry %s
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_TLS_EXISTING_SECURITY_PROVIDER=The TLS connection security \
|
provider cannot be enabled on this client connection because it is already \
|
using the %s provider. StartTLS can only be used on clear-text connections
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_TLS_STARTTLS_NOT_ALLOWED=StartTLS cannot be enabled on this \
|
LDAP client connection because the corresponding LDAP connection handler is \
|
configured to reject StartTLS requests. The use of StartTLS can be enabled \
|
using the ds-cfg-allow-start-tls configuration attribute
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_TLS_CANNOT_CREATE_TLS_PROVIDER=An error occurred while \
|
attempting to create a TLS connection security provider for this client \
|
connection for use with StartTLS: %s
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_TLS_NO_PROVIDER=StartTLS is not available on this client \
|
connection because the connection does not have access to a TLS connection \
|
security provider
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_TLS_CLOSURE_NOT_ALLOWED=The LDAP connection handler does \
|
not allow clients to close a StartTLS session on a client connection while \
|
leaving the underlying TCP connection active. The TCP connection will be \
|
closed
|
NOTICE_LDAP_CONNHANDLER_STARTED_LISTENING=Started listening for new \
|
connections on %s
|
NOTICE_LDAP_CONNHANDLER_STOPPED_LISTENING=Stopped listening for new \
|
connections on %s
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_PAGED_RESULTS_DECODE_NULL=Cannot decode the provided ASN.1 \
|
element as an LDAP paged results control value because the element is null
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_PAGED_RESULTS_DECODE_SEQUENCE=Cannot decode the provided \
|
ASN.1 element as an LDAP paged results control value because the element \
|
could not be decoded as a sequence: %s
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_PAGED_RESULTS_DECODE_INVALID_ELEMENT_COUNT=Cannot decode \
|
the provided ASN.1 element as an LDAP paged results control value because the \
|
request sequence has an invalid number of elements (expected 2, got %d)
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_PAGED_RESULTS_DECODE_SIZE=Cannot decode the provided ASN.1 \
|
element as an LDAP paged results control value because the size element could \
|
not be properly decoded: %s
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_PAGED_RESULTS_DECODE_COOKIE=Cannot decode the provided \
|
ASN.1 element as an LDAP paged results control value because the cookie could \
|
not be properly decoded: %s
|
MILD_ERR_LDAPASSERT_NO_CONTROL_VALUE=Cannot decode the provided LDAP \
|
assertion control because the control does not have a value
|
MILD_ERR_LDAPASSERT_INVALID_CONTROL_VALUE=Cannot decode the provided LDAP \
|
assertion control because the control value cannot be decoded as an ASN.1 \
|
element: %s
|
MILD_ERR_PREREADREQ_NO_CONTROL_VALUE=Cannot decode the provided LDAP \
|
pre-read request control because the control does not have a value
|
MILD_ERR_PREREADREQ_CANNOT_DECODE_VALUE=Cannot decode the provided LDAP \
|
pre-read request control because an error occurred while trying to decode the \
|
control value: %s
|
MILD_ERR_POSTREADREQ_NO_CONTROL_VALUE=Cannot decode the provided LDAP \
|
post-read request control because the control does not have a value
|
MILD_ERR_POSTREADREQ_CANNOT_DECODE_VALUE=Cannot decode the provided LDAP \
|
post-read request control because an error occurred while trying to decode \
|
the control value: %s
|
MILD_ERR_PREREADRESP_NO_CONTROL_VALUE=Cannot decode the provided LDAP \
|
pre-read response control because the control does not have a value
|
MILD_ERR_PREREADRESP_CANNOT_DECODE_VALUE=Cannot decode the provided LDAP \
|
pre-read response control because an error occurred while trying to decode \
|
the control value: %s
|
MILD_ERR_POSTREADRESP_NO_CONTROL_VALUE=Cannot decode the provided LDAP \
|
post-read response control because the control does not have a value
|
MILD_ERR_POSTREADRESP_CANNOT_DECODE_VALUE=Cannot decode the provided LDAP \
|
post-read response control because an error occurred while trying to decode \
|
the control value: %s
|
MILD_ERR_PROXYAUTH1_NO_CONTROL_VALUE=Cannot decode the provided proxied \
|
authorization V1 control because it does not have a value
|
MILD_ERR_PROXYAUTH1_INVALID_ELEMENT_COUNT=Cannot decode the provided \
|
proxied authorization V1 control because the ASN.1 sequence in the control \
|
value has an invalid number of elements (expected 1, got %d)
|
MILD_ERR_PROXYAUTH1_CANNOT_DECODE_VALUE=Cannot decode the provided \
|
proxied authorization V1 control because an error occurred while attempting \
|
to decode the control value: %s
|
MILD_ERR_PROXYAUTH1_NO_SUCH_USER=User %s specified in the proxied \
|
authorization V1 control does not exist in the Directory Server
|
MILD_ERR_PROXYAUTH2_NO_CONTROL_VALUE=Cannot decode the provided proxied \
|
authorization V2 control because it does not have a value
|
MILD_ERR_PROXYAUTH2_CANNOT_DECODE_VALUE=Cannot decode the provided \
|
proxied authorization V2 control because an error occurred while attempting \
|
to decode the control value: %s
|
MILD_ERR_PROXYAUTH2_NO_IDENTITY_MAPPER=Unable to process proxied \
|
authorization V2 control because it contains an authorization ID based on a \
|
username and no proxied authorization identity mapper is configured in the \
|
Directory Server
|
MILD_ERR_PROXYAUTH2_INVALID_AUTHZID=The authorization ID "%s" contained \
|
in the proxied authorization V2 control is invalid because it does not start \
|
with "dn:" to indicate a user DN or "u:" to indicate a username
|
MILD_ERR_PROXYAUTH2_NO_SUCH_USER=User %s specified in the proxied \
|
authorization V2 control does not exist in the Directory Server
|
MILD_ERR_PSEARCH_CHANGETYPES_INVALID_TYPE=The provided integer value %d \
|
does not correspond to any persistent search change type
|
MILD_ERR_PSEARCH_CHANGETYPES_NO_TYPES=The provided integer value \
|
indicated that there were no persistent search change types, which is not \
|
allowed
|
MILD_ERR_PSEARCH_CHANGETYPES_INVALID_TYPES=The provided integer value %d \
|
was outside the range of acceptable values for an encoded change type set
|
MILD_ERR_PSEARCH_NO_CONTROL_VALUE=Cannot decode the provided persistent \
|
search control because it does not have a value
|
MILD_ERR_PSEARCH_INVALID_ELEMENT_COUNT=Cannot decode the provided \
|
persistent search control because the value sequence has an invalid number of \
|
elements (expected 3, got %d)
|
MILD_ERR_PSEARCH_CANNOT_DECODE_VALUE=Cannot decode the provided \
|
persistent search control because an error occurred while attempting to \
|
decode the control value: %s
|
MILD_ERR_ECN_NO_CONTROL_VALUE=Cannot decode the provided entry change \
|
notification control because it does not have a value
|
MILD_ERR_ECN_INVALID_ELEMENT_COUNT=Cannot decode the provided entry \
|
change notification control because the value sequence has an invalid number \
|
of elements (expected between 1 and 3, got %d)
|
MILD_ERR_ECN_ILLEGAL_PREVIOUS_DN=Cannot decode the provided entry change \
|
notification control because it contains a previous DN element but had a \
|
change type of %s. The previous DN element can only be provided with the \
|
modify DN change type
|
MILD_ERR_ECN_INVALID_ELEMENT_TYPE=Cannot decode the provided entry change \
|
notification control because the second element in the value sequence has an \
|
invalid type of %s that is not appropriate for either a previous DN or a \
|
change number
|
MILD_ERR_ECN_CANNOT_DECODE_VALUE=Cannot decode the provided entry change \
|
notification control because an error occurred while attempting to decode the \
|
control value: %s
|
MILD_ERR_AUTHZIDRESP_NO_CONTROL_VALUE=Cannot decode the provided \
|
authorization identity response control because it does not have a value
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_INTERMEDIATE_RESPONSE_DECODE_SEQUENCE=Cannot decode the \
|
provided ASN.1 element as an LDAP intermediate response protocol op because \
|
the element could not be decoded as a sequence: %s
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_INTERMEDIATE_RESPONSE_DECODE_INVALID_ELEMENT_COUNT=Cannot \
|
decode the provided ASN.1 element as an LDAP intermediate response protocol \
|
op because the request sequence had an invalid number of elements (expected \
|
0, 1, or 2, got %d)
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_INTERMEDIATE_RESPONSE_CANNOT_DECODE_OID=An error occurred \
|
while attempting to decode the intermediate response OID: %s
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_INTERMEDIATE_RESPONSE_CANNOT_DECODE_VALUE=An error occurred \
|
while attempting to decode the intermediate response value: %s
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_INTERMEDIATE_RESPONSE_INVALID_ELEMENT_TYPE=The intermediate \
|
response sequence element contained an invalid BER type %s that was not \
|
appropriate for either the OID or the value
|
INFO_LDAP_CONNHANDLER_DESCRIPTION_BACKLOG=Accept queue \
|
size, which controls the number of new connection attempts that may be \
|
allowed to queue up in the backlog before being rejected. This should only \
|
need to be changed if it is expected that the Directory Server will receive \
|
large numbers of new connection attempts at the same time. Changes to this \
|
configuration attribute will not take effect until the connection handler is \
|
disabled and re-enabled, or until the Directory Server is restarted
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDAP_CONNHANDLER_CANNOT_DETERMINE_BACKLOG=An unexpected error \
|
occurred while processing the ds-cfg-accept-backlog attribute in \
|
configuration entry %s, which is used to specify the accept backlog size: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_MVFILTER_INVALID_LDAP_FILTER_TYPE=The provided LDAP filter \
|
"%s" cannot be used as a matched values filter because filters of type %s are \
|
not allowed for use in matched values filters
|
SEVERE_ERR_MVFILTER_INVALID_DN_ATTRIBUTES_FLAG=The provided LDAP filter \
|
"%s" cannot be used as a matched values filter because it is an extensible \
|
match filter that contains the dnAttributes flag, which is not allowed for \
|
matched values filters
|
SEVERE_ERR_MVFILTER_INVALID_AVA_SEQUENCE_SIZE=The provided matched values \
|
filter could not be decoded because there were an invalid number of elements \
|
in the attribute value assertion (expected 2, got %d)
|
SEVERE_ERR_MVFILTER_CANNOT_DECODE_AVA=An error occurred while attempting \
|
to decode the attribute value assertion in the provided matched values \
|
filter: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_MVFILTER_INVALID_SUBSTRING_SEQUENCE_SIZE=The provided matched \
|
values filter could not be decoded because there were an invalid number of \
|
elements in the substring sequence (expected 2, got %d)
|
SEVERE_ERR_MVFILTER_NO_SUBSTRING_ELEMENTS=The provided matched values \
|
filter could not be decoded because there were no subInitial, subAny, or \
|
subFinal components in the substring filter
|
SEVERE_ERR_MVFILTER_MULTIPLE_SUBINITIALS=The provided matched values \
|
filter could not be decoded because there were multiple subInitial components \
|
in the substring filter
|
SEVERE_ERR_MVFILTER_MULTIPLE_SUBFINALS=The provided matched values filter \
|
could not be decoded because there were multiple subFinal components in the \
|
substring filter
|
SEVERE_ERR_MVFILTER_INVALID_SUBSTRING_ELEMENT_TYPE=The provided matched \
|
values filter could not be decoded because there was an invalid element of \
|
type %s in the substring filter
|
SEVERE_ERR_MVFILTER_CANNOT_DECODE_SUBSTRINGS=The provided matched values \
|
filter could not be decoded because an error occurred while decoding the \
|
substring filter component: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_MVFILTER_CANNOT_DECODE_PRESENT_TYPE=The provided matched \
|
values filter could not be decoded because an error occurred while decoding \
|
the presence filter component: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_MVFILTER_INVALID_EXTENSIBLE_SEQUENCE_SIZE=The provided matched \
|
values filter could not be decoded because there were an invalid number of \
|
elements in the extensible match sequence (expected 2 or 3, found %d)
|
SEVERE_ERR_MVFILTER_MULTIPLE_MATCHING_RULE_IDS=The provided matched \
|
values filter could not be decoded because there were multiple matching rule \
|
ID elements found in the extensible match filter sequence
|
SEVERE_ERR_MVFILTER_MULTIPLE_ATTRIBUTE_TYPES=The provided matched values \
|
filter could not be decoded because there were multiple attribute type \
|
elements found in the extensible match filter sequence
|
SEVERE_ERR_MVFILTER_MULTIPLE_ASSERTION_VALUES=The provided matched values \
|
filter could not be decoded because there were multiple assertion value \
|
elements found in the extensible match filter sequence
|
SEVERE_ERR_MVFILTER_INVALID_EXTENSIBLE_ELEMENT_TYPE=The provided matched \
|
values filter could not be decoded because there was an invalid element of \
|
type %s in the extensible match filter
|
SEVERE_ERR_MVFILTER_CANNOT_DECODE_EXTENSIBLE_MATCH=The provided matched \
|
values filter could not be decoded because an error occurred while decoding \
|
the extensible match filter component: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_MVFILTER_INVALID_ELEMENT_TYPE=The provided matched values \
|
filter could not be decoded because it had an invalid BER type of %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_MATCHEDVALUES_NO_CONTROL_VALUE=Cannot decode the provided \
|
matched values control because it does not have a value
|
SEVERE_ERR_MATCHEDVALUES_CANNOT_DECODE_VALUE_AS_SEQUENCE=Cannot decode \
|
the provided matched values control because an error occurred while \
|
attempting to decode the value as an ASN.1 sequence: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_MATCHEDVALUES_NO_FILTERS=Cannot decode the provided matched \
|
values control because the control value does not specify any filters for use \
|
in matching attribute values
|
SEVERE_ERR_PWEXPIRED_CONTROL_INVALID_VALUE=Cannot decode the provided \
|
control as a password expired control because the provided control had a \
|
value that could not be parsed as an integer
|
SEVERE_ERR_PWEXPIRING_NO_CONTROL_VALUE=Cannot decode the provided \
|
password expiring control because it does not have a value
|
SEVERE_ERR_PWEXPIRING_CANNOT_DECODE_SECONDS_UNTIL_EXPIRATION=Cannot \
|
decode the provided control as a password expiring control because an error \
|
occurred while attempting to decode the number of seconds until expiration: \
|
%s
|
MILD_WARN_LDAP_CLIENT_DUPLICATE_MESSAGE_ID=The Directory Server is \
|
already processing another request on the same client connection with the \
|
same message ID of %d
|
MILD_WARN_LDAP_CLIENT_CANNOT_ENQUEUE=The Directory Server encountered an \
|
unexpected error while attempting to add the client request to the work \
|
queue: %s
|
INFO_JMX_CONNHANDLER_DESCRIPTION_LISTEN_PORT=TCP port on \
|
which this connection handler may accept administrative connections. Changes \
|
to this configuration attribute will not take effect until the connection \
|
handler is disabled and re-enabled, or until the Directory Server is \
|
restarted
|
SEVERE_ERR_JMX_CONNHANDLER_NO_LISTEN_PORT=No listen port was defined \
|
using configuration ds-cfg-listen-port in configuration entry %s. This is a \
|
required attribute
|
SEVERE_ERR_JMX_CONNHANDLER_CANNOT_DETERMINE_LISTEN_PORT=An unexpected \
|
error occurred while processing the ds-cfg-listen-port attribute in \
|
configuration entry %s, which is used to specify the port on which to listen \
|
for client connections: %s
|
INFO_JMX_CONNHANDLER_DESCRIPTION_USE_SSL=Indicates whether this \
|
connection handler should use SSL when accepting connections from clients. \
|
Changes to this configuration attribute will not take effect until the \
|
connection handler is disabled and re-enabled, or until the Directory Server \
|
is restarted
|
SEVERE_ERR_JMX_CONNHANDLER_CANNOT_DETERMINE_USE_SSL=An unexpected error \
|
occurred while processing the ds-cfg-use-ssl attribute in configuration entry \
|
%s, which is used to indicate whether to use SSL when accepting client \
|
connections: %s
|
INFO_JMX_CONNHANDLER_DESCRIPTION_SSL_CERT_NICKNAME=Nickname \
|
of the certificate that the connection handler should use when accepting \
|
SSL-based connections or performing StartTLS negotiation. Changes to this \
|
configuration attribute will not take effect until the connection handler is \
|
disabled and re-enabled, or until the Directory Server is restarted
|
SEVERE_ERR_JMX_CONNHANDLER_CANNOT_DETERMINE_SSL_CERT_NICKNAME=An \
|
unexpected error occurred while processing the ds-cfg-ssl-cert-nickname \
|
attribute in configuration entry %s, which is used to specify the nickname of \
|
the certificate to use for accepting SSL/TLS connections: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_PWPOLICYREQ_CONTROL_HAS_VALUE=Cannot decode the provided \
|
control as a password policy request control because the provided control had \
|
a value but the password policy request control should not have a value
|
SEVERE_ERR_PWPOLICYRES_NO_CONTROL_VALUE=Cannot decode the provided \
|
password policy response control because it does not have a value
|
SEVERE_ERR_PWPOLICYRES_INVALID_WARNING_TYPE=Cannot decode the provided \
|
password policy response control because the warning element has an invalid \
|
type of %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_PWPOLICYRES_INVALID_ERROR_TYPE=Cannot decode the provided \
|
password policy response control because the error element has an invalid \
|
type of %d
|
SEVERE_ERR_PWPOLICYRES_INVALID_ELEMENT_TYPE=Cannot decode the provided \
|
password policy response control because the value sequence has an element \
|
with an invalid type of %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_PWPOLICYRES_DECODE_ERROR=Cannot decode the provided password \
|
policy response control: %s
|
INFO_PWPERRTYPE_DESCRIPTION_PASSWORD_EXPIRED=passwordExpired
|
INFO_PWPERRTYPE_DESCRIPTION_ACCOUNT_LOCKED=accountLocked
|
INFO_PWPERRTYPE_DESCRIPTION_CHANGE_AFTER_RESET=changeAfterReset
|
INFO_PWPERRTYPE_DESCRIPTION_PASSWORD_MOD_NOT_ALLOWED=passwordModNotAllowed
|
INFO_PWPERRTYPE_DESCRIPTION_MUST_SUPPLY_OLD_PASSWORD=mustSupplyOldPassword
|
INFO_PWPERRTYPE_DESCRIPTION_INSUFFICIENT_PASSWORD_QUALITY=insufficientPasswordQuality
|
INFO_PWPERRTYPE_DESCRIPTION_PASSWORD_TOO_SHORT=passwordTooShort
|
INFO_PWPERRTYPE_DESCRIPTION_PASSWORD_TOO_YOUNG=passwordTooYoung
|
INFO_PWPERRTYPE_DESCRIPTION_PASSWORD_IN_HISTORY=passwordInHistory
|
INFO_PWPWARNTYPE_DESCRIPTION_TIME_BEFORE_EXPIRATION=timeBeforeExpiration
|
INFO_PWPWARNTYPE_DESCRIPTION_GRACE_LOGINS_REMAINING=graceAuthNsRemaining
|
MILD_ERR_PROXYAUTH1_CANNOT_LOCK_USER=Unable to obtain a lock on user \
|
entry %s for the proxied authorization V1 control validation
|
MILD_ERR_PROXYAUTH1_UNUSABLE_ACCOUNT=Use of the proxied authorization V1 \
|
control for user %s is not allowed by the password policy configuration
|
MILD_ERR_PROXYAUTH2_CANNOT_LOCK_USER=Unable to obtain a lock on user \
|
entry %s for the proxied authorization V2 control validation
|
MILD_ERR_PROXYAUTH2_UNUSABLE_ACCOUNT=Use of the proxied authorization V2 \
|
control for user %s is not allowed by the password policy configuration
|
SEVERE_ERR_ACCTUSABLEREQ_CONTROL_HAS_VALUE=Cannot decode the provided \
|
control as an account availability request control because the provided \
|
control had a value but the account availability request control should not \
|
have a value
|
SEVERE_ERR_ACCTUSABLERES_NO_CONTROL_VALUE=Cannot decode the provided \
|
account availability response control because it does not have a value
|
SEVERE_ERR_ACCTUSABLERES_UNKNOWN_UNAVAILABLE_TYPE=The account \
|
availability response control indicated that the account was unavailable but \
|
had an unknown unavailable element type of %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_ACCTUSABLERES_UNKNOWN_VALUE_ELEMENT_TYPE=The account \
|
availability response control had an unknown ACCOUNT_USABLE_RESPONSE element \
|
type of %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_ACCTUSABLERES_DECODE_ERROR=Cannot decode the provided account \
|
availability response control: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_ADDRESSMASK_PREFIX_DECODE_ERROR=Cannot decode the provided \
|
address mask prefix because an invalid value was specified. The permitted \
|
values for IPv4are 0 to32 and for IPv6 0 to128
|
SEVERE_ERR_ADDRESSMASK_WILDCARD_DECODE_ERROR=Cannot decode the provided \
|
address mask because an prefix mask was specified with an wild card "*" match \
|
character
|
SEVERE_ERR_ADDRESSMASK_FORMAT_DECODE_ERROR=Cannot decode the provided \
|
address mask because the it has an invalid format
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_NO_CLEAR_SECURITY_PROVIDER=LDAP connection handler %s could \
|
not send a clear-text response to the client because it does not have a \
|
reference to a clear connection security provider
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_ATTRIBUTE_DUPLICATE_VALUES=The provided LDAP attribute %s \
|
contains duplicate values
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_FILTER_UNKNOWN_MATCHING_RULE=The provided LDAP search \
|
filter references unknown matching rule %s
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_FILTER_VALUE_WITH_NO_ATTR_OR_MR=The provided LDAP search \
|
filter has an assertion value but does not include either an attribute type \
|
or a matching rule ID
|
FATAL_ERR_LDAP_REQHANDLER_DETECTED_JVM_ISSUE_CR6322825=Unable to call \
|
select() in the LDAP connection handler: %s. It appears that your JVM may \
|
be susceptible to the issue described at \
|
http://bugs.sun.com/bugdatabase/view_bug.do?bug_id=6322825, and it is unable \
|
to handle LDAP requests in its current configuration. Please upgrade to a \
|
newer JVM that does not exhibit this behavior (Java 5.0 Update 8 or higher) \
|
or set the number of available file descriptors to a value greater than or \
|
equal to 8193 (e.g., by issuing the command 'ulimit -n 8193') before starting \
|
the Directory Server
|
MILD_ERR_PROXYAUTH1_CONTROL_NOT_CRITICAL=Unwilling to process the request \
|
because it contains a proxied authorization V1 control which is not marked \
|
critical. The proxied authorization control must always have a criticality \
|
of "true"
|
MILD_ERR_PROXYAUTH2_CONTROL_NOT_CRITICAL=Unwilling to process the request \
|
because it contains a proxied authorization V2 control which is not marked \
|
critical. The proxied authorization control must always have a criticality \
|
of "true"
|
INFO_LDAP_CONNHANDLER_DESCRIPTION_KEYMANAGER_DN=DN of the \
|
configuration entry for the key manager provider that should be used with \
|
this LDAP connection handler. Changes to this attribute will take effect \
|
immediately, but only for subsequent attempts to access the key manager \
|
provider for associated client connections
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDAP_CONNHANDLER_INVALID_KEYMANAGER_DN=Configuration attribute \
|
ds-cfg-key-manager-provider of configuration entry %s has an invalid value \
|
%s which does not reference an enabled key manager provider
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDAP_CONNHANDLER_CANNOT_DETERMINE_KEYMANAGER_DN=An error \
|
occurred while processing the ds-cfg-key-manager-provider attribute in \
|
configuration entry %s, which is used to specify the key manager provider for \
|
use with the LDAP connection handler: %s
|
INFO_LDAP_CONNHANDLER_DESCRIPTION_TRUSTMANAGER_DN=DN of the \
|
configuration entry for the trust manager provider that should be used with \
|
this LDAP connection handler. Changes to this attribute will take effect \
|
immediately, but only for subsequent attempts to access the trust manager \
|
provider for associated client connections
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDAP_CONNHANDLER_INVALID_TRUSTMANAGER_DN=Configuration \
|
attribute ds-cfg-trust-manager-provider of configuration entry %s has an \
|
invalid value %s which does not reference an enabled trust manager provider
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDAP_CONNHANDLER_CANNOT_DETERMINE_TRUSTMANAGER_DN=An error \
|
occurred while processing the ds-cfg-trust-manager-provider attribute in \
|
configuration entry %s, which is used to specify the trust manager provider \
|
for use with the LDAP connection handler: %s
|
INFO_LDAP_CONNHANDLER_NEW_KEYMANAGER_DN=The value of the \
|
ds-cfg-key-manager-provider attribute has been updated to %s in \
|
configuration entry %s
|
INFO_LDAP_CONNHANDLER_NEW_TRUSTMANAGER_DN=The value of the \
|
ds-cfg-trust-manager-provider attribute has been updated to %s in \
|
configuration entry %s
|
INFO_JMX_CONNHANDLER_DESCRIPTION_KEYMANAGER_DN=DN of the \
|
key manager provider that the connection handler should use when accepting \
|
SSL-based connections or performing StartTLS negotiation. Changes to this \
|
configuration attribute will take effect immediately
|
SEVERE_ERR_JMX_CONNHANDLER_INVALID_KEYMANAGER_DN=An error occurred while \
|
processing the ds-cfg-key-manager-provider attribute in configuration \
|
entry %s, because the provided key manager DN %s does not refer to an enabled \
|
key manager provider
|
SEVERE_ERR_JMX_CONNHANDLER_CANNOT_DETERMINE_KEYMANAGER_DN=An unexpected \
|
error occurred while processing the ds-cfg-key-manager-provider attribute \
|
in configuration entry %s, which is used to specify the DN of the key manager \
|
provider to use for accepting SSL/TLS connections: %s
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_CONNHANDLER_CANNOT_SET_SECURITY_PROVIDER=An error occurred \
|
while attempting to configure the connection security provider for the client \
|
connection: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDAP_CONNHANDLER_NO_KEYMANAGER_DN=The LDAP connection handler \
|
defined in configuration entry %s is configured to use either SSL or \
|
StartTLS, but does not specify which key manager provider should be used
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDAP_CONNHANDLER_NO_TRUSTMANAGER_DN=The LDAP connection \
|
handler defined in configuration entry %s is configured to use either SSL or \
|
StartTLS, but does not specify which trust manager provider should be used
|
INFO_LDAPS_CONNHANDLER_DESCRIPTION_ENABLE=Specifies whether to enable the \
|
LDAPS connection handler
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_FILTER_NOT_EXACTLY_ONE=The provided search filter "%s" \
|
could not be decoded because the NOT filter between positions %d and %d did \
|
not contain exactly one filter component
|
INFO_SORTREQ_CONTROL_NO_VALUE=Unable to decode the provided control as a \
|
server-side sort request control because it does not include a control value
|
INFO_SORTREQ_CONTROL_UNDEFINED_ATTR=Unable to process the provided \
|
server-side sort request control because it references attribute type %s \
|
which is not defined in the server schema
|
INFO_SORTREQ_CONTROL_UNDEFINED_ORDERING_RULE=Unable to process the \
|
provided server-side sort request control because it references undefined \
|
ordering matching rule %s
|
INFO_SORTREQ_CONTROL_INVALID_SEQ_ELEMENT_TYPE=Unable to process the \
|
provided server-side sort request control because the value sequence contains \
|
an element with an unsupported type of %s
|
INFO_SORTREQ_CONTROL_CANNOT_DECODE_VALUE=Unable to process the provided \
|
server-side sort request control because an error occurred while attempting \
|
to decode the control value: %s
|
INFO_SORTRES_CONTROL_NO_VALUE=Unable to decode the provided control as a \
|
server-side sort response control because it does not include a control value
|
INFO_SORTRES_CONTROL_CANNOT_DECODE_VALUE=Unable to process the provided \
|
server-side sort response control because an error occurred while attempting \
|
to decode the control value: %s
|
INFO_SORTREQ_CONTROL_NO_ATTR_NAME=Unable to process the provided \
|
server-side sort request control because the sort order string "%s" included \
|
a sort key with no attribute name
|
INFO_SORTREQ_CONTROL_NO_MATCHING_RULE=Unable to process the provided \
|
server-side sort request control because the sort order string "%s" included \
|
a sort key with a colon but no matching rule name
|
INFO_SORTREQ_CONTROL_NO_SORT_KEYS=Unable to process the provided \
|
server-side sort request control because it did not contain any sort keys
|
INFO_SORTREQ_CONTROL_NO_ORDERING_RULE_FOR_ATTR=Unable to process the \
|
provided server-side sort request control because it included attribute %s \
|
which does not have a default ordering matching rule and no ordering rule was \
|
specified in the sort key
|
INFO_VLVREQ_CONTROL_NO_VALUE=Unable to decode the provided control as a \
|
VLV request control because it does not include a control value
|
INFO_VLVREQ_CONTROL_INVALID_ELEMENT_COUNT=Unable to decode the provided \
|
control as a VLV request control because it contains an invalid number of \
|
elements: %d
|
INFO_VLVREQ_CONTROL_INVALID_TARGET_TYPE=Unable to decode the provided \
|
control as a VLV request control because the target element type %s is \
|
invalid
|
INFO_VLVREQ_CONTROL_CANNOT_DECODE_VALUE=Unable to process the provided \
|
VLV request control because an error occurred while attempting to decode the \
|
control value: %s
|
INFO_VLVRES_CONTROL_NO_VALUE=Unable to decode the provided control as a \
|
VLV response control because it does not include a control value
|
INFO_VLVRES_CONTROL_INVALID_ELEMENT_COUNT=Unable to decode the provided \
|
control as a VLV response control because it contains an invalid number of \
|
elements: %d
|
INFO_VLVRES_CONTROL_CANNOT_DECODE_VALUE=Unable to process the provided \
|
VLV response control because an error occurred while attempting to decode the \
|
control value: %s
|
INFO_GETEFFECTIVERIGHTS_INVALID_AUTHZID=The authorization ID "%s" \
|
contained in the geteffectiverights control is invalid because it does not \
|
start with "dn:" to indicate a user DN
|
INFO_GETEFFECTIVERIGHTS_DECODE_ERROR=Cannot decode the provided \
|
geteffectiverights request control: %s
|
INFO_CANNOT_DECODE_GETEFFECTIVERIGHTS_AUTHZID_DN=Unable to decode authzid \
|
DN string "%s" as a valid distinguished name: %s
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_FILTER_ENCLOSED_IN_APOSTROPHES=An LDAP filter enclosed in \
|
apostrophes is invalid: %s
|
INFO_JMX_CONNHANDLER_DESCRIPTION_ENABLE=Specifies whether to enable the \
|
JMX connection handler
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_FILTER_INVALID_CHAR_IN_ATTR_TYPE=The provided search filter \
|
contains an invalid attribute type '%s' with invalid character '%s' at \
|
position %d
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_FILTER_EXTENSIBLE_MATCH_NO_AD_OR_MR=The provided search \
|
filter "%s" could not be decoded because the extensible match component \
|
starting at position %d did not include either an attribute description or a \
|
matching rule ID. At least one of them must be provided
|
MILD_ERR_LDAPV2_CONTROLS_NOT_ALLOWED=LDAPv2 clients are not allowed to \
|
use request controls
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDAP_CONNHANDLER_CANNOT_BIND=The LDAP connection handler \
|
defined in configuration entry %s was unable to bind to %s:%d: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_JMX_CONNHANDLER_CANNOT_BIND=The JMX connection handler defined \
|
in configuration entry %s was unable to bind to port %d: %s
|
MILD_ERR_JMX_ADD_INSUFFICIENT_PRIVILEGES=You do not have sufficient \
|
privileges to perform add operations through JMX
|
MILD_ERR_JMX_DELETE_INSUFFICIENT_PRIVILEGES=You do not have sufficient \
|
privileges to perform delete operations through JMX
|
MILD_ERR_JMX_MODIFY_INSUFFICIENT_PRIVILEGES=You do not have sufficient \
|
privileges to perform modify operations through JMX
|
MILD_ERR_JMX_MODDN_INSUFFICIENT_PRIVILEGES=You do not have sufficient \
|
privileges to perform modify DN operations through JMX
|
MILD_ERR_JMX_SEARCH_INSUFFICIENT_PRIVILEGES=You do not have sufficient \
|
privileges to perform search operations through JMX
|
MILD_ERR_JMX_INSUFFICIENT_PRIVILEGES=You do not have sufficient \
|
privileges to establish the connection through JMX. At least JMX_READ \
|
privilege is required
|
MILD_ERR_INTERNALCONN_NO_SUCH_USER=User %s does not exist in the directory
|
MILD_ERR_INTERNALOS_CLOSED=This output stream has been closed
|
MILD_ERR_INTERNALOS_INVALID_REQUEST=The provided LDAP message had an \
|
invalid operation type (%s) for a request
|
MILD_ERR_INTERNALOS_SASL_BIND_NOT_SUPPORTED=SASL bind operations are not \
|
supported over internal LDAP sockets
|
MILD_ERR_INTERNALOS_STARTTLS_NOT_SUPPORTED=StartTLS operations are not \
|
supported over internal LDAP sockets
|
SEVERE_WARN_LDIF_CONNHANDLER_LDIF_DIRECTORY_NOT_DIRECTORY=The value %s \
|
specified as the LDIF directory path for the LDIF connection handler defined \
|
in configuration entry %s exists but is not a directory. The specified path \
|
must be a directory. The LDIF connection handler will start, but will not \
|
be able to proces any changes until this path is changed to a directory
|
MILD_WARN_LDIF_CONNHANDLER_LDIF_DIRECTORY_MISSING=The directory %s \
|
referenced by the LDIF connection handler defined in configuration entry %s \
|
does not exist. The LDIF connection handler will start, but will not be \
|
able to process any changes until this directory is created
|
MILD_ERR_LDIF_CONNHANDLER_CANNOT_READ_CHANGE_RECORD_NONFATAL=An error \
|
occurred while trying to read a change record from the LDIF file: %s. This \
|
change will be skipped but processing on the LDIF file will continue
|
MILD_ERR_LDIF_CONNHANDLER_CANNOT_READ_CHANGE_RECORD_FATAL=An error \
|
occurred while trying to read a change record from the LDIF file: %s. No \
|
further processing on this LDIF file can be performed
|
INFO_LDIF_CONNHANDLER_UNKNOWN_CHANGETYPE=Unsupported change type %s
|
INFO_LDIF_CONNHANDLER_RESULT_CODE=Result Code: %d (%s)
|
INFO_LDIF_CONNHANDLER_ERROR_MESSAGE=Additional Info: %s
|
INFO_LDIF_CONNHANDLER_MATCHED_DN=Matched DN: %s
|
INFO_LDIF_CONNHANDLER_REFERRAL_URL=Referral URL: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDIF_CONNHANDLER_IO_ERROR=An I/O error occurred while the LDIF \
|
connection handler was processing LDIF file %s: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDIF_CONNHANDLER_CANNOT_RENAME=An error occurred while the \
|
LDIF connection handler was attempting to rename partially-processed file \
|
from %s to %s: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDIF_CONNHANDLER_CANNOT_DELETE=An error occurred while the \
|
LDIF connection handler was attempting to delete processed file %s: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_CONNHANDLER_ADDRESS_INUSE=Address already in use
|
INFO_SNMP_CONNHANDLER_DESCRIPTION_LISTEN_PORT=SNMP port on \
|
which this connection handler accepts SNMP requests. Changes \
|
to this configuration attribute will not take effect until the connection \
|
handler is disabled and re-enabled, or until the Directory Server is \
|
restarted
|
SEVERE_ERR_SNMP_CONNHANDLER_NO_LISTEN_PORT=No listen port was defined \
|
using configuration ds-cfg-listen-port in configuration entry %s. This is a \
|
required attribute
|
SEVERE_ERR_SNMP_CONNHANDLER_CANNOT_DETERMINE_LISTEN_PORT=An unexpected \
|
error occurred while processing the ds-cfg-listen-port attribute in \
|
configuration entry %s, which is used to specify the port on which to listen \
|
for client connections: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_SNMP_CONNHANDLER_CANNOT_BE_STARTED=An unexpected \
|
error occurred when this connection handler started
|
SEVERE_ERR_SNMP_CONNHANDLER_NO_CONFIGURATION=No Configuration was defined \
|
for this connection handler. The configuration parameters ds-cfg-listen-port \
|
and ds-cfg-trap-port are required by the connection handler to start
|
SEVERE_ERR_SNMP_CONNHANDLER_TRAPS_DESTINATION=Traps Destination %s is \
|
an unknown host. Traps will not be sent to this destination
|
SEVERE_ERR_SNMP_CONNHANDLER_NO_OPENDMK_JARFILES=You do not have the \
|
appropriate OpenDMK jar files to enable the SNMP Connection Handler. \
|
Please go under http://opendmk.dev.java.net and set the \
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opendmk-jarfile configuration parameter to set the full path \
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of the required jdmkrt.jar file. The SNMP connection Handler didn't started
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SEVERE_ERR_SNMP_CONNHANDLER_BAD_CONFIGURATION=Cannot initialize the \
|
SNMP Connection Handler. Please check the configuration attributes
|
SEVERE_ERR_SNMP_CONNHANDLER_NO_VALID_TRAP_DESTINATIONS=No valid trap \
|
destinations has been found. No trap will be sent
|
SEVERE_ERR_ASN1_READ_ERROR=An error occured while accessing the \
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underlying data source: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_ASN1_EOF_ERROR=An unexpected end of file reached while trying \
|
to read %d bytes from the underlying data source
|
SEVERE_ERR_ASN1_INVALID_STATE=Invalid reader state: %d
|
SEVERE_ERR_SUBTREE_DELETE_INVALID_CONTROL_VALUE=Cannot decode the provided \
|
subtree delete control because it contains a value
|
SEVERE_ERR_CONNHANDLER_SSL_CANNOT_INITIALIZE=An error occurred \
|
while attempting to initialize the SSL context for use in the LDAP \
|
Connection Handler: %s
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_UNSUPPORTED_PROTOCOL_VERSION=The Directory Server does not \
|
support LDAP protocol version %d. This connection will be closed
|
SEVERE_ERR_SNMP_CONNHANDLER_OPENDMK_JARFILES_DOES_NOT_EXIST=The specified \
|
OpenDMK jar file '%s' could not be found. Verify that the value set in the \
|
opendmk-jarfile configuration parameter of the SNMP connection handler is the \
|
valid path to the jdmkrt.jar file and that the file is accessible
|
SEVERE_ERR_SNMP_CONNHANDLER_OPENDMK_JARFILES_NOT_OPERATIONAL=The required \
|
classes could not be loaded using jar file '%s'. Verify that the jar file \
|
is not corrupted
|
MILD_ERR_ASN1_UNEXPECTED_TAG=Encountered unexpected tag while reading \
|
ASN.1 element (expected=%d, got=%d)
|
SEVERE_ERR_AUTHZIDREQ_CONTROL_HAS_VALUE=Cannot decode the provided \
|
control as an authorization identity request control because the provided \
|
control had a value but the authorization identity request control should not \
|
have a value
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_FILTER_BAD_SUBSTRING=The search filter "%s" cannot be \
|
parsed because it contains a malformed substring filter component "%s"
|
MILD_ERR_MVFILTER_BAD_FILTER_AND=The provided filter \
|
"%s" cannot be used as a matched values filter because "and" filters are \
|
not allowed
|
MILD_ERR_MVFILTER_BAD_FILTER_OR=The provided filter \
|
"%s" cannot be used as a matched values filter because "or" filters are \
|
not allowed
|
MILD_ERR_MVFILTER_BAD_FILTER_NOT=The provided filter \
|
"%s" cannot be used as a matched values filter because "not" filters are \
|
not allowed
|
MILD_ERR_MVFILTER_BAD_FILTER_EXT=The provided filter \
|
"%s" cannot be used as a matched values filter because extensible match \
|
filters requesting DN attributes are not allowed
|
MILD_ERR_MVFILTER_BAD_FILTER_UNRECOGNIZED=The provided filter \
|
"%s" cannot be used as a matched values filter because filters of type %d are \
|
not allowed
|
MILD_ERR_CANNOT_DECODE_CONTROL_VALUE=Cannot decode the provided \
|
control %s because an error occurred while attempting to \
|
decode the control value: %s
|
MILD_ERR_ASN1_SEQUENCE_WRITE_NOT_STARTED=Cannot encode the end of the ASN.1 \
|
sequence or set because the start of the sequence was not written
|
MILD_ERR_UNEXPECTED_SEARCH_RESULT_ENTRIES=The search request succeeded \
|
but returned %d search result entry when only one was expected
|
MILD_ERR_UNEXPECTED_SEARCH_RESULT_REFERENCES=The search request succeeded \
|
but returned a search result reference containing the following URI: %s
|
#
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# Utility messages
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#
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MILD_ERR_BASE64_DECODE_INVALID_LENGTH=The value %s cannot be base64-decoded \
|
because it does not have a length that is a multiple of four bytes
|
MILD_ERR_BASE64_DECODE_INVALID_CHARACTER=The value %s cannot be \
|
base64-decoded because it contains an illegal character %c that is not \
|
allowed in base64-encoded values
|
MILD_ERR_HEX_DECODE_INVALID_LENGTH=The value %s cannot be decoded as a \
|
hexadecimal string because it does not have a length that is a multiple of \
|
two bytes
|
MILD_ERR_HEX_DECODE_INVALID_CHARACTER=The value %s cannot be decoded as a \
|
hexadecimal string because it contains an illegal character %c that is not a \
|
valid hexadecimal digit
|
MILD_ERR_LDIF_INVALID_LEADING_SPACE=Unable to parse line %d ("%s") from the \
|
LDIF source because the line started with a space but there were no previous \
|
lines in the entry to which this line could be appended
|
MILD_ERR_LDIF_NO_ATTR_NAME=Unable to parse LDIF entry starting at line %d \
|
because the line "%s" does not include an attribute name
|
MILD_ERR_LDIF_NO_DN=Unable to parse LDIF entry starting at line %d because \
|
the first line does not contain a DN (the first line was "%s"
|
MILD_ERR_LDIF_INVALID_DN_SEPARATOR=Unable to parse LDIF entry starting at \
|
line %d because line "%s" contained an invalid separator between the "dn" \
|
prefix and the actual distinguished name
|
MILD_ERR_LDIF_INVALID_DN=Unable to parse LDIF entry starting at line %d \
|
because an error occurred while trying to parse the value of line "%s" as a \
|
distinguished name: %s
|
MILD_ERR_LDIF_INVALID_ATTR_SEPARATOR=Unable to parse LDIF entry %s \
|
starting at line %d because line "%s" contained an invalid separator between \
|
the attribute name and value
|
MILD_ERR_LDIF_COULD_NOT_BASE64_DECODE_DN=Unable to parse LDIF entry \
|
starting at line %d because it was not possible to base64-decode the DN on \
|
line "%s": %s
|
MILD_ERR_LDIF_COULD_NOT_BASE64_DECODE_ATTR=Unable to parse LDIF entry %s \
|
starting at line %d because it was not possible to base64-decode the \
|
attribute on line "%s": %s
|
MILD_WARN_LDIF_DUPLICATE_OBJECTCLASS=Entry %s read from LDIF starting at \
|
line %d includes a duplicate objectclass value %s. The second occurrence of \
|
that objectclass has been skipped
|
MILD_WARN_LDIF_DUPLICATE_ATTR=Entry %s read from LDIF starting at line %d \
|
includes a duplicate attribute %s with value %s. The second occurrence of \
|
that attribute value has been skipped
|
MILD_ERR_LDIF_MULTIPLE_VALUES_FOR_SINGLE_VALUED_ATTR=Entry %s starting at \
|
line %d includes multiple values for single-valued attribute %s
|
MILD_ERR_LDIF_INVALID_ATTR_SYNTAX=Unable to parse LDIF entry %s starting \
|
at line %d because it has an invalid value "%s" for attribute %s: %s
|
MILD_ERR_LDIF_SCHEMA_VIOLATION=Entry %s read from LDIF starting at line %d \
|
is not valid because it violates the server's schema configuration: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDIF_FILE_EXISTS=The specified LDIF file %s already exists and \
|
the export configuration indicates that no attempt should be made to append \
|
to or replace the file
|
MILD_ERR_LDIF_INVALID_URL=Unable to parse LDIF entry %s starting at line \
|
%d because the value of attribute %s was to be read from a URL but the URL \
|
was invalid: %s
|
MILD_ERR_LDIF_URL_IO_ERROR=Unable to parse LDIF entry %s starting at line \
|
%d because the value of attribute %s was to be read from URL %s but an error \
|
occurred while trying to read that content: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_REJECT_FILE_EXISTS=The specified reject file %s already exists \
|
and the import configuration indicates that no attempt should be made to \
|
append to or replace the file
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDIF_COULD_NOT_EVALUATE_FILTERS_FOR_IMPORT=An error occurred \
|
while attempting to determine whether LDIF entry "%s" starting at line %d \
|
should be imported as a result of the include and exclude filter \
|
configuration: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDIF_COULD_NOT_EVALUATE_FILTERS_FOR_EXPORT=An error occurred \
|
while attempting to determine whether LDIF entry "%s" should be exported as a \
|
result of the include and exclude filter configuration: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDIF_INVALID_DELETE_ATTRIBUTES=Error in the LDIF change record \
|
entry. Invalid attributes specified for the delete operation
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDIF_NO_MOD_DN_ATTRIBUTES=Error in the LDIF change record \
|
entry. No attributes specified for the mod DN operation
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDIF_NO_DELETE_OLDRDN_ATTRIBUTE=Error in the LDIF change record \
|
entry. No delete old RDN attribute specified for the mod DN operation
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDIF_INVALID_DELETE_OLDRDN_ATTRIBUTE=Error in the LDIF change \
|
record entry. Invalid value "%s" for the delete old RDN attribute specified \
|
for the mod DN operation
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDIF_INVALID_CHANGERECORD_ATTRIBUTE=Error in the LDIF change \
|
record entry. Invalid attribute "%s" specified. Expecting attribute "%s"
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDIF_INVALID_MODIFY_ATTRIBUTE=Error in the LDIF change record \
|
entry. Invalid attribute "%s" specified. Expecting one of the following \
|
attributes "%s"
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDIF_INVALID_CHANGETYPE_ATTRIBUTE=Error in the LDIF change \
|
record entry. Invalid value "%s" for the changetype specified. Expecting one \
|
of the following values "%s"
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDIF_INVALID_MODIFY_ATTRIBUTE_VAL=Error in the LDIF change \
|
record entry. Invalid value for the "%s" attribute specified
|
SEVERE_ERR_SCHEMANAME_EMPTY_VALUE=The provided value could not be parsed \
|
to determine whether it contained a valid schema element name or OID because \
|
it was null or empty
|
SEVERE_ERR_SCHEMANAME_ILLEGAL_CHAR=The provided value "%s" does not \
|
contain a valid schema element name or OID because it contains an illegal \
|
character %c at position %d
|
SEVERE_ERR_SCHEMANAME_CONSECUTIVE_PERIODS=The provided value "%s" does not \
|
contain a valid schema element name or OID because the numeric OID contains \
|
two consecutive periods at position %d
|
SEVERE_ERR_ARG_NO_IDENTIFIER=The %s argument does not have either a \
|
single-character or a long identifier that may be used to specify it. At \
|
least one of these must be specified for each argument
|
SEVERE_ERR_ARG_NO_VALUE_PLACEHOLDER=The %s argument is configured to take \
|
a value but no value placeholder has been defined for it
|
SEVERE_ERR_ARG_NO_INT_VALUE=The %s argument does not have any value that \
|
may be retrieved as an integer
|
SEVERE_ERR_ARG_CANNOT_DECODE_AS_INT=The provided value "%s" for the %s \
|
argument cannot be decoded as an integer
|
SEVERE_ERR_ARG_INT_MULTIPLE_VALUES=The %s argument has multiple values and \
|
therefore cannot be decoded as a single integer value
|
SEVERE_ERR_ARG_NO_BOOLEAN_VALUE=The %s argument does not have any value \
|
that may be retrieved as a Boolean
|
SEVERE_ERR_ARG_CANNOT_DECODE_AS_BOOLEAN=The provided value "%s" for the %s \
|
argument cannot be decoded as a Boolean
|
SEVERE_ERR_ARG_BOOLEAN_MULTIPLE_VALUES=The %s argument has multiple values \
|
and therefore cannot be decoded as a single Boolean value
|
SEVERE_ERR_INTARG_LOWER_BOUND_ABOVE_UPPER_BOUND=The %s argument \
|
configuration is invalid because the lower bound of %d is greater than the \
|
upper bound of %d
|
SEVERE_ERR_INTARG_VALUE_BELOW_LOWER_BOUND=The provided %s value %d is \
|
unacceptable because it is below the lower bound of %d
|
SEVERE_ERR_INTARG_VALUE_ABOVE_UPPER_BOUND=The provided %s value %d is \
|
unacceptable because it is above the upper bound of %d
|
SEVERE_ERR_BOOLEANARG_NO_VALUE_ALLOWED=The provided %s value is \
|
unacceptable because Boolean arguments are never allowed to have values
|
SEVERE_ERR_MCARG_VALUE_NOT_ALLOWED=The provided %s value %s is \
|
unacceptable because it is not included in the set of allowed values for that \
|
argument
|
SEVERE_ERR_FILEARG_NO_SUCH_FILE=The file %s specified for argument %s does \
|
not exist
|
SEVERE_ERR_FILEARG_CANNOT_VERIFY_FILE_EXISTENCE=An error occurred while \
|
trying to verify the existence of file %s specified for argument %s: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_FILEARG_CANNOT_OPEN_FILE=An error occurred while trying to open \
|
file %s specified for argument %s for reading: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_FILEARG_CANNOT_READ_FILE=An error occurred while trying to read \
|
from file %s specified for argument %s: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_FILEARG_EMPTY_FILE=The file %s specified for argument %s exists \
|
but is empty
|
SEVERE_ERR_ARGPARSER_DUPLICATE_SHORT_ID=Cannot add argument %s to the \
|
argument list because its short identifier -%s conflicts with the %s argument \
|
that has already been defined
|
SEVERE_ERR_ARGPARSER_DUPLICATE_LONG_ID=Cannot add argument %s to the \
|
argument list because its long identifier --%s conflicts with the %s argument \
|
that has already been defined
|
SEVERE_ERR_ARGPARSER_CANNOT_READ_PROPERTIES_FILE=An error occurred while \
|
attempting to read the contents of the argument properties file %s: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_ARGPARSER_TOO_MANY_TRAILING_ARGS=The provided set of \
|
command-line arguments contained too many unnamed trailing arguments. The \
|
maximum number of allowed trailing arguments is %d
|
SEVERE_ERR_ARGPARSER_LONG_ARG_WITHOUT_NAME=The provided argument "%s" is \
|
invalid because it does not include the argument name
|
SEVERE_ERR_ARGPARSER_NO_ARGUMENT_WITH_LONG_ID=Argument --%s is not allowed \
|
for use with this program
|
SEVERE_ERR_ARGPARSER_NO_VALUE_FOR_ARGUMENT_WITH_LONG_ID=Argument --%s \
|
requires a value but none was provided
|
SEVERE_ERR_ARGPARSER_VALUE_UNACCEPTABLE_FOR_LONG_ID=The provided value \
|
"%s" for argument --%s is not acceptable: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_ARGPARSER_NOT_MULTIVALUED_FOR_LONG_ID=The argument --%s was \
|
included multiple times in the provided set of arguments but it does not \
|
allow multiple values
|
SEVERE_ERR_ARGPARSER_ARG_FOR_LONG_ID_DOESNT_TAKE_VALUE=A value was \
|
provided for argument --%s but that argument does not take a value
|
SEVERE_ERR_ARGPARSER_INVALID_DASH_AS_ARGUMENT=The dash character by itself \
|
is invalid for use as an argument name
|
SEVERE_ERR_ARGPARSER_NO_ARGUMENT_WITH_SHORT_ID=Argument -%s is not allowed \
|
for use with this program
|
SEVERE_ERR_ARGPARSER_NO_VALUE_FOR_ARGUMENT_WITH_SHORT_ID=Argument -%s \
|
requires a value but none was provided
|
SEVERE_ERR_ARGPARSER_VALUE_UNACCEPTABLE_FOR_SHORT_ID=The provided value \
|
"%s" for argument -%s is not acceptable: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_ARGPARSER_NOT_MULTIVALUED_FOR_SHORT_ID=The argument -%s was \
|
included multiple times in the provided set of arguments but it does not \
|
allow multiple values
|
SEVERE_ERR_ARGPARSER_CANT_MIX_ARGS_WITH_VALUES=The provided argument block \
|
'-%s%s' is illegal because the '%s' argument requires a value but is in the \
|
same block as at least one other argument that doesn't require a value
|
SEVERE_ERR_ARGPARSER_DISALLOWED_TRAILING_ARGUMENT=Argument "%s" does not \
|
start with one or two dashes and unnamed trailing arguments are not allowed
|
SEVERE_ERR_ARGPARSER_TOO_FEW_TRAILING_ARGUMENTS=At least %d unnamed \
|
trailing arguments are required in the argument list, but too few were \
|
provided
|
SEVERE_ERR_ARGPARSER_NO_VALUE_FOR_REQUIRED_ARG=The argument %s is required \
|
to have a value but none was provided in the argument list and no default \
|
value is available
|
SEVERE_ERR_MOVEFILE_NO_SUCH_FILE=The file to move %s does not exist
|
SEVERE_ERR_MOVEFILE_NOT_FILE=The file to move %s exists but is not a file
|
SEVERE_ERR_MOVEFILE_NO_SUCH_DIRECTORY=The target directory %s does not \
|
exist
|
SEVERE_ERR_MOVEFILE_NOT_DIRECTORY=The target directory %s exists but is \
|
not a directory
|
SEVERE_ERR_EMAILMSG_INVALID_SENDER_ADDRESS=The provided sender address %s \
|
is invalid: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_EMAILMSG_INVALID_RECIPIENT_ADDRESS=The provided recipient \
|
address %s is invalid: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_EMAILMSG_CANNOT_SEND=The specified e-mail message could not be \
|
sent using any of the configured mail servers
|
SEVERE_ERR_ARG_SUBCOMMAND_DUPLICATE_SUBCOMMAND=The argument parser already \
|
has a %s subcommand
|
SEVERE_ERR_ARG_SUBCOMMAND_DUPLICATE_ARGUMENT_NAME=There are multiple \
|
arguments for subcommand %s with name %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_ARG_SUBCOMMAND_ARGUMENT_GLOBAL_CONFLICT=Argument %s for \
|
subcommand %s conflicts with a global argument with the same name
|
SEVERE_ERR_ARG_SUBCOMMAND_DUPLICATE_SHORT_ID=Argument %s for subcommand %s \
|
has a short identifier -%s that conflicts with that of argument %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_ARG_SUBCOMMAND_ARGUMENT_SHORT_ID_GLOBAL_CONFLICT=Argument %s \
|
for subcommand %s has a short ID -%s that conflicts with that of global \
|
argument %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_ARG_SUBCOMMAND_DUPLICATE_LONG_ID=Argument %s for subcommand %s \
|
has a long identifier --%s that conflicts with that of argument %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_ARG_SUBCOMMAND_ARGUMENT_LONG_ID_GLOBAL_CONFLICT=Argument %s for \
|
subcommand %s has a long ID --%s that conflicts with that of global argument \
|
%s
|
SEVERE_ERR_SUBCMDPARSER_DUPLICATE_GLOBAL_ARG_NAME=There is already another \
|
global argument named "%s"
|
SEVERE_ERR_SUBCMDPARSER_GLOBAL_ARG_NAME_SUBCMD_CONFLICT=The argument name \
|
%s conflicts with the name of another argument associated with the %s \
|
subcommand
|
SEVERE_ERR_SUBCMDPARSER_DUPLICATE_GLOBAL_ARG_SHORT_ID=Short ID -%s for \
|
global argument %s conflicts with the short ID of another global argument %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_SUBCMDPARSER_GLOBAL_ARG_SHORT_ID_CONFLICT=Short ID -%s for \
|
global argument %s conflicts with the short ID for the %s argument associated \
|
with subcommand %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_SUBCMDPARSER_DUPLICATE_GLOBAL_ARG_LONG_ID=Long ID --%s for \
|
global argument %s conflicts with the long ID of another global argument %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_SUBCMDPARSER_GLOBAL_ARG_LONG_ID_CONFLICT=Long ID --%s for \
|
global argument %s conflicts with the long ID for the %s argument associated \
|
with subcommand %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_SUBCMDPARSER_CANNOT_READ_PROPERTIES_FILE=An error occurred \
|
while attempting to read the contents of the argument properties file %s: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_SUBCMDPARSER_LONG_ARG_WITHOUT_NAME=The provided command-line \
|
argument %s does not contain an argument name
|
SEVERE_ERR_SUBCMDPARSER_NO_GLOBAL_ARGUMENT_FOR_LONG_ID=The provided \
|
argument --%s is not a valid global argument identifier
|
SEVERE_ERR_SUBCMDPARSER_NO_ARGUMENT_FOR_LONG_ID=The provided argument --%s \
|
is not a valid global or subcommand argument identifier
|
SEVERE_ERR_SUBCMDPARSER_NO_VALUE_FOR_ARGUMENT_WITH_LONG_ID=Command-line \
|
argument --%s requires a value but none was given
|
SEVERE_ERR_SUBCMDPARSER_VALUE_UNACCEPTABLE_FOR_LONG_ID=The provided value \
|
"%s" for argument --%s is not acceptable: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_SUBCMDPARSER_NOT_MULTIVALUED_FOR_LONG_ID=The argument --%s was \
|
included multiple times in the provided set of arguments but it does not \
|
allow multiple values
|
SEVERE_ERR_SUBCMDPARSER_ARG_FOR_LONG_ID_DOESNT_TAKE_VALUE=A value was \
|
provided for argument --%s but that argument does not take a value
|
SEVERE_ERR_SUBCMDPARSER_INVALID_DASH_AS_ARGUMENT=The dash character by \
|
itself is invalid for use as an argument name
|
SEVERE_ERR_SUBCMDPARSER_NO_GLOBAL_ARGUMENT_FOR_SHORT_ID=The provided \
|
argument -%s is not a valid global argument identifier
|
SEVERE_ERR_SUBCMDPARSER_NO_ARGUMENT_FOR_SHORT_ID=The provided argument \
|
-%s is not a valid global or subcommand argument identifier
|
SEVERE_ERR_SUBCMDPARSER_NO_VALUE_FOR_ARGUMENT_WITH_SHORT_ID=Argument -%s \
|
requires a value but none was provided
|
SEVERE_ERR_SUBCMDPARSER_VALUE_UNACCEPTABLE_FOR_SHORT_ID=The provided \
|
value "%s" for argument -%s is not acceptable: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_SUBCMDPARSER_NOT_MULTIVALUED_FOR_SHORT_ID=The argument -%s was \
|
included multiple times in the provided set of arguments but it does not \
|
allow multiple values
|
SEVERE_ERR_SUBCMDPARSER_CANT_MIX_ARGS_WITH_VALUES=The provided argument \
|
block '-%s%s' is illegal because the '%s' argument requires a value but is in \
|
the same block as at least one other argument that doesn't require a value
|
SEVERE_ERR_SUBCMDPARSER_INVALID_ARGUMENT=The provided argument "%s" is \
|
not recognized
|
SEVERE_ERR_SUBCMDPARSER_MULTIPLE_SUBCOMMANDS=The provided argument %s \
|
specifies a valid subcommand, but another subcommand %s was also given. Only \
|
a single subcommand may be provided
|
SEVERE_ERR_SUBCMDPARSER_NO_VALUE_FOR_REQUIRED_ARG=The argument %s is \
|
required to have a value but none was provided in the argument list and no \
|
default value is available
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDAPURL_NO_COLON_SLASH_SLASH=The provided string "%s" cannot \
|
be decoded as an LDAP URL because it does not contain the necessary :// \
|
component to separate the scheme from the rest of the URL
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDAPURL_NO_SCHEME=The provided string "%s" cannot be decoded \
|
as an LDAP URL because it does not contain a protocol scheme
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDAPURL_NO_HOST=The provided string "%s" cannot be decoded as \
|
an LDAP URL because it does not contain a host before the colon to specify \
|
the port number
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDAPURL_NO_PORT=The provided string "%s" cannot be decoded as \
|
an LDAP URL because it does not contain a port number after the colon \
|
following the host
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDAPURL_CANNOT_DECODE_PORT=The provided string "%s" cannot be \
|
decoded as an LDAP URL because the port number portion %s cannot be decoded \
|
as an integer
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDAPURL_INVALID_PORT=The provided string "%s" cannot be \
|
decoded as an LDAP URL because the provided port number %d is not within the \
|
valid range between 1 and 65535
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDAPURL_INVALID_SCOPE_STRING=The provided string "%s" cannot \
|
be decoded as an LDAP URL because the scope string %s was not one of the \
|
allowed values of base, one, sub, or subordinate
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDAPURL_PERCENT_TOO_CLOSE_TO_END=The provided URL component \
|
"%s" could not be decoded because the percent character at byte %d was not \
|
followed by two hexadecimal digits
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDAPURL_INVALID_HEX_BYTE=The provided URL component "%s" could \
|
not be decoded because the character at byte %d was not a valid hexadecimal \
|
digit
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDAPURL_CANNOT_CREATE_UTF8_STRING=An error occurred while \
|
attempting to represent a byte array as a UTF-8 string during the course of \
|
decoding a portion of an LDAP URL: %s
|
MILD_ERR_CHARSET_NO_COLON=Cannot decode value "%s" as a named character \
|
set because it does not contain a colon to separate the name from the set of \
|
characters
|
MILD_ERR_CHARSET_CONSTRUCTOR_NO_NAME=The named character set is invalid \
|
because it does not contain a name
|
MILD_ERR_CHARSET_CONSTRUCTOR_INVALID_NAME_CHAR=The named character set is \
|
invalid because the provide name "%s" has an invalid character at position \
|
%d. Only ASCII alphabetic characters are allowed in the name
|
MILD_ERR_CHARSET_NO_NAME=Cannot decode value "%s" as a named character \
|
set because it does not contain a name to use for the character set
|
MILD_ERR_CHARSET_NO_CHARS=Cannot decode value "%s" as a named character \
|
set because there are no characters to include in the set
|
INFO_TIME_IN_SECONDS=%d seconds
|
INFO_TIME_IN_MINUTES_SECONDS=%d minutes, %d seconds
|
INFO_TIME_IN_HOURS_MINUTES_SECONDS=%d hours, %d minutes, %d seconds
|
INFO_TIME_IN_DAYS_HOURS_MINUTES_SECONDS=%d days, %d hours, %d minutes, %d \
|
seconds
|
INFO_ACCTNOTTYPE_ACCOUNT_TEMPORARILY_LOCKED=account-temporarily-locked
|
INFO_ACCTNOTTYPE_ACCOUNT_PERMANENTLY_LOCKED=account-permanently-locked
|
INFO_ACCTNOTTYPE_ACCOUNT_UNLOCKED=account-unlocked
|
INFO_ACCTNOTTYPE_ACCOUNT_IDLE_LOCKED=account-idle-locked
|
INFO_ACCTNOTTYPE_ACCOUNT_RESET_LOCKED=account-reset-locked
|
INFO_ACCTNOTTYPE_ACCOUNT_DISABLED=account-disabled
|
INFO_ACCTNOTTYPE_ACCOUNT_ENABLED=account-enabled
|
INFO_ACCTNOTTYPE_ACCOUNT_EXPIRED=account-expired
|
INFO_ACCTNOTTYPE_PASSWORD_EXPIRED=password-expired
|
INFO_ACCTNOTTYPE_PASSWORD_EXPIRING=password-expiring
|
INFO_ACCTNOTTYPE_PASSWORD_RESET=password-reset
|
INFO_ACCTNOTTYPE_PASSWORD_CHANGED=password-changed
|
MILD_ERR_FILEPERM_SET_NO_SUCH_FILE=Unable to set permissions for file %s \
|
because it does not exist
|
MILD_ERR_FILEPERM_CANNOT_EXEC_CHMOD=Unable to execute the chmod command \
|
to set file permissions on %s: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_FILEPERM_SET_JAVA_EXCEPTION=One or more exceptions were thrown \
|
in the process of updating the file permissions for %s. Some of the \
|
permissions for the file may have been altered
|
SEVERE_ERR_FILEPERM_SET_JAVA_FAILED_ALTERED=One or more updates to the \
|
file permissions for %s failed, but at least one update was successful. Some \
|
of the permissions for the file may have been altered
|
SEVERE_ERR_FILEPERM_SET_JAVA_FAILED_UNALTERED=All of the attempts to \
|
update the file permissions for %s failed. The file should be left with its \
|
original permissions
|
MILD_ERR_FILEPERM_INVALID_UNIX_MODE_STRING=The provided string %s does \
|
not represent a valid UNIX file mode. UNIX file modes must be a \
|
three-character string in which each character is a numeric digit between \
|
zero and seven
|
MILD_ERR_EXEC_DISABLED=The %s command will not be allowed because the \
|
Directory Server has been configured to refuse the use of the exec method
|
SEVERE_ERR_VALIDATOR_PRECONDITION_NOT_MET=A precondition of the invoked \
|
method was not met. This This usually means there is a defect somewhere in \
|
the call stack. Details: %s
|
INFO_GLOBAL_OPTIONS=Global Options:
|
INFO_GLOBAL_OPTIONS_REFERENCE=See "%s --help"
|
INFO_SUBCMD_OPTIONS=SubCommand Options:
|
INFO_ARGPARSER_USAGE=Usage:
|
INFO_SUBCMDPARSER_SUBCMD_HEADING=Available subcommands:
|
INFO_SUBCMDPARSER_SUBCMD_REFERENCE=See "%s --help-{category}"
|
INFO_SUBCMDPARSER_GLOBAL_HEADING=The global options are:
|
INFO_GLOBAL_HELP_REFERENCE=See "%s --help" to get more usage help
|
SEVERE_ERR_RENAMEFILE_CANNOT_RENAME=Failed to rename file %s to %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_RENAMEFILE_CANNOT_DELETE_TARGET=Failed to delete target file \
|
%s. Make sure the file is not currently in use by this or another \
|
application
|
SEVERE_ERR_EXPCHECK_TRUSTMGR_CLIENT_CERT_EXPIRED=Refusing to trust client \
|
or issuer certificate '%s' because it expired on %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_EXPCHECK_TRUSTMGR_CLIENT_CERT_NOT_YET_VALID=Refusing to trust \
|
client or issuer certificate '%s' because it is not valid until %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_EXPCHECK_TRUSTMGR_SERVER_CERT_EXPIRED=Refusing to trust server \
|
or issuer certificate '%s' because it expired on %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_EXPCHECK_TRUSTMGR_SERVER_CERT_NOT_YET_VALID=Refusing to trust \
|
server or issuer certificate '%s' because it is not valid until %s
|
MILD_WARN_LDIF_VALUE_VIOLATES_SYNTAX=Entry %s read from LDIF starting at \
|
line %d includes value "%s" for attribute %s that is invalid according to the \
|
associated syntax: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_SKIP_FILE_EXISTS=The specified skip file %s already exists and \
|
the import configuration indicates that no attempt should be made to append \
|
to or replace the file
|
MILD_ERR_LDIF_SKIP=Skipping entry %s because the DN is not one that \
|
should be included based on the include and exclude branches
|
INFO_SUBCMDPARSER_SUBCMD_HELP_HEADING=To get the list of subcommands use:
|
SEVERE_ERR_EMBEDUTILS_SERVER_ALREADY_RUNNING=The Directory Server cannot \
|
be started because it is already running
|
INFO_SUBCMDPARSER_OPTIONS={options}
|
INFO_SUBCMDPARSER_SUBCMD_AND_OPTIONS={subcommand} {options}
|
INFO_SUBCMDPARSER_WHERE_OPTIONS_INCLUDE=\ where {options} include:
|
INFO_EMAIL_TOOL_DESCRIPTION=Send an e-mail message via SMTP
|
INFO_EMAIL_HOST_DESCRIPTION=The address of the SMTP server to use to send \
|
the message
|
INFO_EMAIL_FROM_DESCRIPTION=The address to use for the message sender
|
INFO_EMAIL_TO_DESCRIPTION=The address to use for the message recipient
|
INFO_EMAIL_SUBJECT_DESCRIPTION=The subject to use for the e-mail message
|
INFO_EMAIL_BODY_DESCRIPTION=The path to the file containing the text for \
|
the message body
|
INFO_EMAIL_ATTACH_DESCRIPTION=The path to a file to attach to the e-mail \
|
message
|
INFO_EMAIL_HELP_DESCRIPTION=Display this usage information
|
SEVERE_ERR_EMAIL_NO_SUCH_BODY_FILE=The file %s specified as the body file \
|
for the e-mail message does not exist
|
SEVERE_ERR_EMAIL_CANNOT_PROCESS_BODY_FILE=An error occurred while \
|
attempting to process message body file %s: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_EMAIL_NO_SUCH_ATTACHMENT_FILE=The attachment file %s does not \
|
exist
|
SEVERE_ERR_EMAIL_CANNOT_ATTACH_FILE=An error occurred while trying to \
|
attach file %s: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_EMAIL_CANNOT_SEND_MESSAGE=An error occurred while trying to \
|
send the e-mail message: %s
|
INFO_BASE64_TOOL_DESCRIPTION=This utility can be used to encode and \
|
decode information using base64
|
INFO_BASE64_HELP_DESCRIPTION=Display this usage information
|
INFO_BASE64_DECODE_DESCRIPTION=Decode base64-encoded information into \
|
raw data
|
INFO_BASE64_ENCODE_DESCRIPTION=Encode raw data using base64
|
INFO_BASE64_ENCODED_DATA_DESCRIPTION=The base64-encoded data to be decoded
|
INFO_BASE64_ENCODED_FILE_DESCRIPTION=The path to a file containing the \
|
base64-encoded data to be decoded
|
INFO_BASE64_RAW_DATA_DESCRIPTION=The raw data to be base64 encoded
|
INFO_BASE64_RAW_FILE_DESCRIPTION=The path to a file containing the raw \
|
data to be base64 encoded
|
INFO_BASE64_TO_ENCODED_FILE_DESCRIPTION=The path to a file to which the \
|
base64-encoded data should be written
|
INFO_BASE64_TO_RAW_FILE_DESCRIPTION=The path to a file to which the raw \
|
base64-decoded data should be written
|
SEVERE_ERR_BASE64_CANNOT_READ_RAW_DATA=An error occurred while attempting \
|
to read the raw data to encode: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_BASE64_CANNOT_WRITE_ENCODED_DATA=An error occurred while \
|
attempting to write the encoded data: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_BASE64_CANNOT_READ_ENCODED_DATA=An error occurred while \
|
attempting to read the base64-encoded data: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_BASE64_CANNOT_WRITE_RAW_DATA=An error occurred while \
|
attempting to write the decoded data: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_BASE64_UNKNOWN_SUBCOMMAND=Unknown subcommand %s
|
INFO_GENERAL_NO=no
|
INFO_GENERAL_YES=yes
|
SEVERE_ERR_CONSOLE_APP_CONFIRM=Invalid response. Please enter \
|
"%s" or "%s"
|
INFO_MENU_OPTION_HELP=help
|
INFO_MENU_OPTION_HELP_KEY=?
|
INFO_MENU_OPTION_CANCEL=cancel
|
INFO_MENU_OPTION_CANCEL_KEY=c
|
INFO_MENU_OPTION_QUIT=quit
|
INFO_MENU_OPTION_QUIT_KEY=q
|
INFO_MENU_NUMERIC_OPTION=%d)
|
INFO_MENU_CHAR_OPTION=%c)
|
SEVERE_ERR_MENU_BAD_CHOICE_MULTI=Invalid response. Please enter one or \
|
more valid menu options
|
SEVERE_ERR_MENU_BAD_CHOICE_SINGLE=Invalid response. Please enter a valid \
|
menu option
|
SEVERE_ERR_MENU_BAD_CHOICE_MULTI_DUPE=The option "%s" was specified \
|
more than once. Please enter one or more valid menu options
|
INFO_MENU_PROMPT_SINGLE=Enter choice:
|
INFO_MENU_PROMPT_SINGLE_DEFAULT=Enter choice [%s]:
|
INFO_MENU_PROMPT_MULTI=Enter one or more choices separated by commas:
|
INFO_MENU_PROMPT_MULTI_DEFAULT=Enter one or more choices separated by commas [%s]:
|
INFO_MENU_PROMPT_RETURN_TO_CONTINUE=Press RETURN to continue
|
INFO_MENU_PROMPT_CONFIRM=%s (%s / %s) [%s]:
|
SEVERE_ERR_CONSOLE_INPUT_ERROR=The response could not be read from the console due to the following error: %s
|
INFO_MENU_OPTION_BACK=back
|
INFO_MENU_OPTION_BACK_KEY=b
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDIF_REJECTED_BY_PLUGIN_NOMESSAGE=Rejecting entry %s because \
|
it was rejected by a plugin
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDIF_REJECTED_BY_PLUGIN=Rejecting entry %s because it was \
|
rejected by a plugin: %s
|
INFO_LDAP_CONN_PROMPT_SECURITY_LDAP=LDAP
|
INFO_LDAP_CONN_PROMPT_SECURITY_USE_SSL=LDAP with SSL
|
INFO_LDAP_CONN_PROMPT_SECURITY_USE_START_TLS=LDAP with StartTLS
|
INFO_LDAP_CONN_PROMPT_SECURITY_USE_TRUST_ALL=Automatically \
|
trust
|
INFO_LDAP_CONN_PROMPT_SECURITY_TRUSTSTORE_PATH=Truststore path:
|
INFO_LDAP_CONN_PROMPT_SECURITY_TRUSTSTORE_PASSWORD=Password for \
|
truststore '%s':
|
INFO_LDAP_CONN_PROMPT_SECURITY_KEYSTORE_NEEDED=Do you want to perform \
|
secure authentication (client side authentication)?
|
INFO_LDAP_CONN_PROMPT_SECURITY_KEYSTORE_PATH=Keystore path:
|
INFO_LDAP_CONN_PROMPT_SECURITY_KEYSTORE_PASSWORD=Password for keystore \
|
'%s':
|
INFO_LDAP_CONN_PROMPT_SECURITY_CERTIFICATE_NAME=Certificate nickname:
|
INFO_LDAP_CONN_HEADING_CONNECTION_PARAMETERS=>>>> Specify OpenDS LDAP \
|
connection parameters
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDAP_CONN_BAD_HOST_NAME=The hostname "%s" could not be \
|
resolved. Please check you have provided the correct address
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDAP_CONN_BAD_PORT_NUMBER=Invalid port number "%s". Please \
|
enter a valid port number between 1 and 65535
|
INFO_LDAP_CONN_PROMPT_HOST_NAME=Directory server hostname or IP address \
|
[%s]:
|
INFO_LDAP_CONN_PROMPT_PORT_NUMBER=Directory server port number [%d]:
|
INFO_LDAP_CONN_PROMPT_BIND_DN=Administrator user bind DN [%s]:
|
INFO_LDAP_CONN_PROMPT_SECURITY_USE_SECURE_CTX=How do you want to connect?
|
INFO_LDAP_CONN_PROMPT_SECURITY_PROTOCOL_DEFAULT_CHOICE=%d
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDAP_CONN_PROMPT_SECURITY_INVALID_FILE_PATH=The provided path \
|
is not valid
|
INFO_LDAP_CONN_PROMPT_SECURITY_TRUST_METHOD=How do you want to trust the server certificate?
|
INFO_LDAP_CONN_PROMPT_SECURITY_TRUSTSTORE=Use a truststore
|
INFO_LDAP_CONN_PROMPT_SECURITY_MANUAL_CHECK=Manually validate
|
INFO_LDAP_CONN_PROMPT_SECURITY_SERVER_CERTIFICATE=Server Certificate:
|
INFO_LDAP_CONN_SECURITY_SERVER_CERTIFICATE=%s
|
INFO_LDAP_CONN_PROMPT_SECURITY_TRUST_OPTION=Do you trust this server certificate?
|
INFO_LDAP_CONN_PROMPT_SECURITY_TRUST_OPTION_NO=No
|
INFO_LDAP_CONN_PROMPT_SECURITY_TRUST_OPTION_SESSION=Yes, for this session only
|
INFO_LDAP_CONN_PROMPT_SECURITY_TRUST_OPTION_ALWAYS=Yes, also add it to a truststore
|
INFO_LDAP_CONN_PROMPT_SECURITY_CERTIFICATE_DETAILS=View certificate details
|
INFO_LDAP_CONN_SECURITY_SERVER_CERTIFICATE_USER_DN=User DN : %s
|
INFO_LDAP_CONN_SECURITY_SERVER_CERTIFICATE_VALIDITY=Validity : From '%s'%n To '%s'
|
INFO_LDAP_CONN_SECURITY_SERVER_CERTIFICATE_ISSUER=Issuer : %s
|
INFO_LDAP_CONN_PROMPT_SECURITY_CERTIFICATE_ALIASES=Which certificate do you want to use?
|
INFO_LDAP_CONN_PROMPT_SECURITY_CERTIFICATE_ALIAS=%s (%s)
|
INFO_SUBCMDPARSER_GLOBAL_HEADING_PREFIX=Global %s
|
INFO_PROMPT_SINGLE_DEFAULT=%s [%s]:
|
INFO_LDAP_CONN_PROMPT_ADMINISTRATOR_UID=Global Administrator User ID [%s]:
|
INFO_LDAP_CONN_GLOBAL_ADMINISTRATOR_OR_BINDDN_PROMPT=Global Administrator \
|
User ID, or bind DN if no Global Administrator is defined [%s]:
|
INFO_ARGPARSER_USAGE_JAVA_CLASSNAME=Usage: java %s {options}
|
INFO_ARGPARSER_USAGE_JAVA_SCRIPTNAME=Usage: %s {options}
|
INFO_ARGPARSER_USAGE_TRAILINGARGS={trailing-arguments}
|
MILD_ERR_CONFIRMATION_TRIES_LIMIT_REACHED=Confirmation tries limit reached \
|
(%d)
|
SEVERE_ERR_UNEXPECTED=Unexpected error. Details: %s
|
MILD_ERR_TRIES_LIMIT_REACHED=Input tries limit reached (%d)
|
INFO_ADMIN_CONN_PROMPT_PORT_NUMBER=Directory server administration port number [%d]:
|
MILD_ERR_LDIF_INVALID_ATTR_OPTION=Unable to parse LDIF entry %s starting \
|
at line %d because it has an invalid binary option for attribute %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_CERTMGR_INVALID_PKCS11_PATH=Invalid key store path for PKCS11 \
|
keystore, it must be %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_CERTMGR_INVALID_KEYSTORE_PATH=Key store path %s exists but is \
|
not a file
|
SEVERE_ERR_CERTMGR_INVALID_PARENT=Parent directory for key store path \
|
%s does not exist or is not a directory
|
SEVERE_ERR_CERTMGR_INVALID_STORETYPE=Invalid key store type, it must \
|
be one of the following: %s, %s, %s or %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_CERTMGR_KEYSTORE_NONEXISTANT=Keystore does not exist, \
|
it must exist to retrieve an alias, delete an alias or generate a \
|
certificate request
|
SEVERE_ERR_CERTMGR_VALIDITY=Validity value %d is invalid, it must \
|
be a positive integer
|
SEVERE_ERR_CERTMGR_ALIAS_ALREADY_EXISTS= A certificate with the alias \
|
%s already exists in the key store
|
SEVERE_ERR_CERTMGR_ADD_CERT=The following error occured when \
|
adding a certificate with alias %s to the keystore: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_CERTMGR_ALIAS_INVALID=The alias %s is cannot be added to the \
|
keystore for one of the following reasons: it already exists in the \
|
keystore, or, it is not an instance of a trusted certificate class
|
SEVERE_ERR_CERTMGR_CERT_REPLIES_INVALID=The alias %s is an instance of \
|
a private key entry, which is not supported being added to the keystore \
|
at this time
|
SEVERE_ERR_CERTMGR_DELETE_ALIAS=The following error occured when \
|
deleting a certificate with alias %s from the keystore: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_CERTMGR_CERT_REQUEST=The following error occured when \
|
generating a certificate request with alias %s: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_CERTMGR_GEN_SELF_SIGNED_CERT=The following error occured when \
|
generating a self-signed certificate using the alias %s: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_CERTMGR_INVALID_CERT_FILE=The certificate file %s is \
|
invalid because it does not exists, or exists, but is not a file
|
SEVERE_ERR_CERTMGR_ALIAS_CAN_NOT_DELETE=The alias %s cannot be \
|
deleted from the keystore because it does not exist
|
SEVERE_ERR_CERTMGR_ALIAS_DOES_NOT_EXIST=The alias %s does not exist \
|
in the keystore so its key information cannot be retrieved
|
SEVERE_ERR_CERTMGR_ALIAS_INVALID_ENTRY_TYPE=The alias %s is not a \
|
valid keystore entry type, so its key information cannot be retrieved
|
SEVERE_ERR_CERTMGR_GET_KEY=The key information for alias %s \
|
cannot be retrieved because of the following reason: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_CERTMGR_PRIVATE_KEY=The private key for alias %s \
|
could not be retrieved because it was not a key related entry
|
SEVERE_ERR_CERTMGR_ALIAS_NO_CERTIFICATE=The alias %s does not \
|
does not have a certificate associated with it
|
SEVERE_ERR_CERTMGR_TRUSTED_CERT=The trusted certificate associated \
|
with alias %s could not be added to keystore because of the following \
|
reason: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_CERTMGR_FILE_NAME_INVALID=The %s is invalid because it is \
|
null
|
SEVERE_ERR_CERTMGR_VALUE_INVALID=The argument %s is invalid because it \
|
is either null, or has zero length
|
SEVERE_ERR_CERTMGR_CLASS_NOT_FOUND=A security class cannot be found \
|
in this JVM because of the following reason: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_CERTMGR_SECURITY=The security classes could not be \
|
initialized because of the following reason: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_CERTMGR_NO_METHOD=A method needed in the security classes \
|
could not be located because of the following reason: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_CERTMGR_CERT_SIGN_REQ_NOT_SUPPORTED=Certificate signing \
|
request generation is not supported on JVM supplied by this vendor: %s
|
INFO_ARGPARSER_USAGE_DEFAULT_VALUE=Default value: %s
|
SEVERE_WARN_EXPORT_LDIF_SET_PERMISSION_FAILED=An error occurred while \
|
setting file permissions for the LDIF file %s: %s
|
MILD_ERR_INVALID_ESCAPE_CHAR=The value %s cannot be decoded because %c \
|
is not a valid escape character
|
SEVERE_WARN_READ_LDIF_RECORD_NO_CHANGE_RECORD_FOUND=The provided LDIF \
|
content did not contain any LDIF change records
|
SEVERE_WARN_READ_LDIF_RECORD_MULTIPLE_CHANGE_RECORDS_FOUND=The provided LDIF \
|
content contained multiple LDIF change records, when only one was expected
|
SEVERE_WARN_READ_LDIF_RECORD_CHANGE_RECORD_WRONG_TYPE=The provided LDIF \
|
content did not contain an "%s" change record
|
SEVERE_WARN_READ_LDIF_RECORD_UNEXPECTED_IO_ERROR=An unexpected IO error \
|
occurred while reading the provided LDIF content: %s
|
#
|
# Extension messages
|
#
|
SEVERE_ERR_PWPSTATE_EXTOP_UNKNOWN_OP_TYPE=The password policy state \
|
extended request included an operation with an invalid or unsupported \
|
operation type of %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_PWPSTATE_EXTOP_NO_REQUEST_VALUE=The provided password policy \
|
state extended request did not include a request value
|
SEVERE_ERR_PWPSTATE_EXTOP_DECODE_FAILURE=An unexpected error occurred \
|
while attempting to decode password policy state extended request value: %s
|
MILD_ERR_EXTOP_CANCEL_NO_REQUEST_VALUE=Unable to process the cancel \
|
request because the extended operation did not include a request value
|
MILD_ERR_EXTOP_CANCEL_CANNOT_DECODE_REQUEST_VALUE=An error occurred while \
|
attempting to decode the value of the cancel extended request: %s
|
MILD_ERR_EXTOP_PASSMOD_CANNOT_DECODE_REQUEST=An unexpected error occurred \
|
while attempting to decode the password modify extended request sequence: %s
|
MILD_ERR_GET_SYMMETRIC_KEY_ASN1_DECODE_EXCEPTION=Cannot decode the \
|
provided symmetric key extended request: %s
|
MILD_ERR_GET_SYMMETRIC_KEY_NO_VALUE=Cannot decode the provided \
|
symmetric key extended operation because it does not have a value
|
INFO_SASL_UNSUPPORTED_CALLBACK=An unsupported or unexpected callback was \
|
provided to the SASL server for use during %s authentication: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_SASL_CONTEXT_CREATE_ERROR=An unexpected error occurred while \
|
trying to create an %s context: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_SASL_PROTOCOL_ERROR=SASL %s protocol error: %s
|
#
|
# Tools messages
|
#
|
SEVERE_ERR_TOOLS_CANNOT_CREATE_SSL_CONNECTION=Unable to create an SSL \
|
connection to the server: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_TOOLS_SSL_CONNECTION_NOT_INITIALIZED=Unable to create an SSL \
|
connection to the server because the connection factory has not been \
|
initialized
|
SEVERE_ERR_TOOLS_CANNOT_LOAD_KEYSTORE_FILE=Cannot load the key store file: \
|
%s
|
SEVERE_ERR_TOOLS_CANNOT_INIT_KEYMANAGER=Cannot initialize the key manager \
|
for the key store:%s
|
SEVERE_ERR_TOOLS_CANNOT_LOAD_TRUSTSTORE_FILE=Cannot load the key store \
|
file: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_TOOLS_CANNOT_INIT_TRUSTMANAGER=Cannot initialize the key manager \
|
for the key store:%s
|
INFO_ENCPW_DESCRIPTION_LISTSCHEMES=List available password storage schemes
|
INFO_ENCPW_DESCRIPTION_CLEAR_PW=Clear-text password to encode or to compare \
|
against an encoded password
|
INFO_ENCPW_DESCRIPTION_CLEAR_PW_FILE=Clear-text password file
|
INFO_ENCPW_DESCRIPTION_ENCODED_PW=Encoded password to compare against the \
|
clear-text password
|
INFO_ENCPW_DESCRIPTION_ENCODED_PW_FILE=Encoded password file
|
INFO_DESCRIPTION_CONFIG_CLASS=The fully-qualified name of the Java class \
|
to use as the Directory Server configuration handler. If this is not \
|
provided, then a default of org.opends.server.extensions.ConfigFileHandler \
|
will be used
|
INFO_DESCRIPTION_CONFIG_FILE=Path to the Directory Server \
|
configuration file
|
INFO_ENCPW_DESCRIPTION_SCHEME=Scheme to use for the encoded password
|
INFO_DESCRIPTION_USAGE=Displays this usage information
|
SEVERE_ERR_CANNOT_INITIALIZE_ARGS=An unexpected error occurred while \
|
attempting to initialize the command-line arguments: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_ERROR_PARSING_ARGS=An error occurred while parsing the \
|
command-line arguments: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_ENCPW_NO_CLEAR_PW=No clear-text password was specified. Use \
|
--%s or --%s to specify the password to encode
|
SEVERE_ERR_ENCPW_NO_SCHEME=No password storage scheme was specified. Use \
|
the --%s argument to specify the storage scheme
|
SEVERE_ERR_SERVER_BOOTSTRAP_ERROR=An unexpected error occurred while \
|
attempting to bootstrap the Directory Server client-side code: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_CANNOT_LOAD_CONFIG=An error occurred while trying to load the \
|
Directory Server configuration: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_CANNOT_LOAD_SCHEMA=An error occurred while trying to load the \
|
Directory Server schema: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_CANNOT_INITIALIZE_CORE_CONFIG=An error occurred while trying to \
|
initialize the core Directory Server configuration: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_ENCPW_CANNOT_INITIALIZE_STORAGE_SCHEMES=An error occurred while \
|
trying to initialize the Directory Server password storage schemes: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_ENCPW_NO_STORAGE_SCHEMES=No password storage schemes have been \
|
configured for use in the Directory Server
|
SEVERE_ERR_ENCPW_NO_SUCH_SCHEME=Password storage scheme "%s" is not \
|
configured for use in the Directory Server
|
INFO_ENCPW_PASSWORDS_MATCH=The provided clear-text and encoded passwords \
|
match
|
INFO_ENCPW_PASSWORDS_DO_NOT_MATCH=The provided clear-text and encoded \
|
passwords do not match
|
SEVERE_ERR_ENCPW_ENCODED_PASSWORD=Encoded Password: "%s"
|
SEVERE_ERR_ENCPW_CANNOT_ENCODE=An error occurred while attempting to \
|
encode the clear-text password: %s
|
INFO_LDIFEXPORT_DESCRIPTION_LDIF_FILE=Path to the LDIF file to be written
|
INFO_LDIFEXPORT_DESCRIPTION_APPEND_TO_LDIF=Append an existing LDIF file \
|
rather than overwriting it
|
INFO_LDIFEXPORT_DESCRIPTION_BACKEND_ID=Backend ID for the backend to \
|
export
|
INFO_LDIFEXPORT_DESCRIPTION_EXCLUDE_BRANCH=Base DN of a branch to exclude \
|
from the LDIF export
|
INFO_LDIFEXPORT_DESCRIPTION_INCLUDE_ATTRIBUTE=Attribute to include in the \
|
LDIF export
|
INFO_LDIFEXPORT_DESCRIPTION_EXCLUDE_ATTRIBUTE=Attribute to exclude from \
|
the LDIF export
|
INFO_LDIFEXPORT_DESCRIPTION_INCLUDE_FILTER=Filter to identify entries to \
|
include in the LDIF export
|
INFO_LDIFEXPORT_DESCRIPTION_EXCLUDE_FILTER=Filter to identify entries to \
|
exclude from the LDIF export
|
INFO_LDIFEXPORT_DESCRIPTION_WRAP_COLUMN=Column at which to wrap long lines \
|
(0 for no wrapping)
|
INFO_LDIFEXPORT_DESCRIPTION_COMPRESS_LDIF=Compress the LDIF data as it is \
|
exported
|
INFO_LDIFEXPORT_DESCRIPTION_ENCRYPT_LDIF=Encrypt the LDIF data as it is \
|
exported
|
INFO_LDIFEXPORT_DESCRIPTION_SIGN_HASH=Generate a signed hash of the export \
|
data
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDIFEXPORT_CANNOT_PARSE_EXCLUDE_FILTER=Unable to decode exclude \
|
filter string "%s" as a valid search filter: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDIFEXPORT_CANNOT_PARSE_INCLUDE_FILTER=Unable to decode include \
|
filter string "%s" as a valid search filter: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_CANNOT_DECODE_BASE_DN=Unable to decode base DN string "%s" as a \
|
valid distinguished name: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDIFEXPORT_MULTIPLE_BACKENDS_FOR_ID=Multiple Directory Server \
|
backends are configured with the requested backend ID "%s"
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDIFEXPORT_NO_BACKENDS_FOR_ID=None of the Directory Server \
|
backends are configured with the requested backend ID "%s"
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDIFEXPORT_CANNOT_DECODE_EXCLUDE_BASE=Unable to decode exclude \
|
branch string "%s" as a valid distinguished name: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDIFEXPORT_CANNOT_DECODE_WRAP_COLUMN_AS_INTEGER=Unable to \
|
decode wrap column value "%s" as an integer
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDIFEXPORT_ERROR_DURING_EXPORT=An error occurred while \
|
attempting to process the LDIF export: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_CANNOT_DECODE_BACKEND_BASE_DN=Unable to decode the backend \
|
configuration base DN string "%s" as a valid DN: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_CANNOT_RETRIEVE_BACKEND_BASE_ENTRY=Unable to retrieve the \
|
backend configuration base entry "%s" from the server configuration: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_CANNOT_DETERMINE_BACKEND_CLASS=Cannot determine the name of the \
|
Java class providing the logic for the backend defined in configuration entry \
|
%s: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_CANNOT_LOAD_BACKEND_CLASS=Unable to load class %s referenced in \
|
configuration entry %s for use as a Directory Server backend: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_CANNOT_INSTANTIATE_BACKEND_CLASS=Unable to create an instance \
|
of class %s referenced in configuration entry %s as a Directory Server \
|
backend: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_NO_BASES_FOR_BACKEND=No base DNs have been defined in backend \
|
configuration entry %s. This backend will not be evaluated
|
SEVERE_ERR_CANNOT_DETERMINE_BASES_FOR_BACKEND=Unable to determine the set \
|
of base DNs defined in backend configuration entry %s: %s
|
INFO_LDIFIMPORT_DESCRIPTION_LDIF_FILE=Path to the LDIF file to be imported
|
INFO_LDIFIMPORT_DESCRIPTION_APPEND=Append to an existing database rather \
|
than overwriting it
|
INFO_LDIFIMPORT_DESCRIPTION_REPLACE_EXISTING=Replace existing entries when \
|
appending to the database
|
INFO_LDIFIMPORT_DESCRIPTION_BACKEND_ID=Backend ID for the backend to \
|
import
|
INFO_LDIFIMPORT_DESCRIPTION_EXCLUDE_BRANCH=Base DN of a branch to exclude \
|
from the LDIF import
|
INFO_LDIFIMPORT_DESCRIPTION_INCLUDE_ATTRIBUTE=Attribute to include in the \
|
LDIF import
|
INFO_LDIFIMPORT_DESCRIPTION_EXCLUDE_ATTRIBUTE=Attribute to exclude from \
|
the LDIF import
|
INFO_LDIFIMPORT_DESCRIPTION_INCLUDE_FILTER=Filter to identify entries to \
|
include in the LDIF import
|
INFO_LDIFIMPORT_DESCRIPTION_EXCLUDE_FILTER=Filter to identify entries to \
|
exclude from the LDIF import
|
INFO_LDIFIMPORT_DESCRIPTION_REJECT_FILE=Write rejected entries to the \
|
specified file
|
INFO_LDIFIMPORT_DESCRIPTION_OVERWRITE=Overwrite an existing rejects and/or \
|
skip file rather than appending to it
|
INFO_LDIFIMPORT_DESCRIPTION_IS_COMPRESSED=LDIF file is compressed
|
INFO_LDIFIMPORT_DESCRIPTION_IS_ENCRYPTED=LDIF file is encrypted
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDIFIMPORT_CANNOT_PARSE_EXCLUDE_FILTER=Unable to decode exclude \
|
filter string "%s" as a valid search filter: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDIFIMPORT_CANNOT_PARSE_INCLUDE_FILTER=Unable to decode include \
|
filter string "%s" as a valid search filter: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDIFIMPORT_MULTIPLE_BACKENDS_FOR_ID=Imported branches or \
|
backend IDs can not span across multiple Directory Server backends
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDIFIMPORT_NO_BACKENDS_FOR_ID=None of the Directory Server \
|
backends are configured with the requested backend ID or base DNs that \
|
include the specified branches
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDIFIMPORT_CANNOT_DECODE_EXCLUDE_BASE=Unable to decode exclude \
|
branch string "%s" as a valid distinguished name: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDIFIMPORT_CANNOT_OPEN_REJECTS_FILE=An error occurred while \
|
trying to open the rejects file %s for writing: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDIFIMPORT_ERROR_DURING_IMPORT=An error occurred while \
|
attempting to process the LDIF import: %s
|
INFO_PROCESSING_OPERATION=Processing %s request for %s
|
INFO_OPERATION_FAILED=%s operation failed
|
INFO_OPERATION_SUCCESSFUL=%s operation successful for DN %s
|
INFO_PROCESSING_COMPARE_OPERATION=Comparing type %s with value %s in \
|
entry %s
|
INFO_COMPARE_OPERATION_RESULT_FALSE=Compare operation returned false for \
|
entry %s
|
INFO_COMPARE_OPERATION_RESULT_TRUE=Compare operation returned true for \
|
entry %s
|
INFO_SEARCH_OPERATION_INVALID_PROTOCOL=Invalid operation type returned in \
|
search result %s
|
INFO_DESCRIPTION_TRUSTALL=Trust all server SSL certificates
|
INFO_DESCRIPTION_BINDDN=DN to use to bind to the server
|
INFO_DESCRIPTION_BINDPASSWORD=Password to use to bind to \
|
the server
|
INFO_DESCRIPTION_BINDPASSWORDFILE=Bind password file
|
INFO_DESCRIPTION_ENCODING=Use the specified character set for \
|
command-line input
|
INFO_DESCRIPTION_VERBOSE=Use verbose mode
|
INFO_DESCRIPTION_KEYSTOREPATH=Certificate key store path
|
INFO_DESCRIPTION_TRUSTSTOREPATH=Certificate trust store path
|
INFO_DESCRIPTION_KEYSTOREPASSWORD=Certificate key store PIN
|
INFO_DESCRIPTION_HOST=Directory server hostname or IP address
|
INFO_DESCRIPTION_PORT=Directory server port number
|
INFO_DESCRIPTION_SHOWUSAGE=Display this usage information
|
INFO_DESCRIPTION_CONTROLS=Use a request control with the provided \
|
information
|
INFO_DESCRIPTION_CONTINUE_ON_ERROR=Continue processing even if there are \
|
errors
|
INFO_DESCRIPTION_USE_SSL=Use SSL for secure communication with the server
|
INFO_DESCRIPTION_START_TLS=Use StartTLS to secure communication with the \
|
server
|
INFO_DESCRIPTION_USE_SASL_EXTERNAL=Use the SASL EXTERNAL authentication \
|
mechanism
|
INFO_DELETE_DESCRIPTION_FILENAME=File containing the DNs of the entries \
|
to delete
|
INFO_DELETE_DESCRIPTION_DELETE_SUBTREE=Delete the specified entry and all \
|
entries below it
|
INFO_MODIFY_DESCRIPTION_DEFAULT_ADD=Treat records with no changetype as \
|
add operations
|
INFO_SEARCH_DESCRIPTION_BASEDN=Search base DN
|
INFO_SEARCH_DESCRIPTION_SIZE_LIMIT=Maximum number of entries to return \
|
from the search
|
INFO_SEARCH_DESCRIPTION_TIME_LIMIT=Maximum length of time in seconds to \
|
allow for the search
|
INFO_SEARCH_DESCRIPTION_SEARCH_SCOPE=Search scope ('base', 'one', 'sub', \
|
or 'subordinate')
|
INFO_SEARCH_DESCRIPTION_DEREFERENCE_POLICY=Alias dereference policy \
|
('never', 'always', 'search', or 'find')
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDAPAUTH_CANNOT_SEND_SIMPLE_BIND=Cannot send the simple bind \
|
request: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDAPAUTH_CANNOT_READ_BIND_RESPONSE=Cannot read the bind \
|
response from the server. The port you are using may require a secured \
|
communication (--useSSL). %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDAPAUTH_SERVER_DISCONNECT=The Directory Server indicated that \
|
it was closing the connection to the client (result code %d, message "%s"
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDAPAUTH_UNEXPECTED_EXTENDED_RESPONSE=The Directory Server \
|
sent an unexpected extended response message to the client: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDAPAUTH_UNEXPECTED_RESPONSE=The Directory Server sent an \
|
unexpected response message to the client: %s
|
MILD_ERR_LDAPAUTH_SIMPLE_BIND_FAILED=The simple bind attempt failed
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDAPAUTH_NO_SASL_MECHANISM=A SASL bind was requested but no \
|
SASL mechanism was specified
|
MILD_ERR_LDAPAUTH_UNSUPPORTED_SASL_MECHANISM=The requested SASL mechanism \
|
"%s" is not supported by this client
|
MILD_ERR_LDAPAUTH_TRACE_SINGLE_VALUED=The trace SASL property may only be \
|
given a single value
|
MILD_ERR_LDAPAUTH_INVALID_SASL_PROPERTY=Property "%s" is not allowed for \
|
the %s SASL mechanism
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDAPAUTH_CANNOT_SEND_SASL_BIND=Cannot send the SASL %S bind \
|
request: %s
|
MILD_ERR_LDAPAUTH_SASL_BIND_FAILED=The SASL %s bind attempt failed
|
MILD_ERR_LDAPAUTH_NO_SASL_PROPERTIES=No SASL properties were provided for \
|
use with the %s mechanism
|
MILD_ERR_LDAPAUTH_AUTHID_SINGLE_VALUED=The "authid" SASL property only \
|
accepts a single value
|
MILD_ERR_LDAPAUTH_SASL_AUTHID_REQUIRED=The "authid" SASL property is \
|
required for use with the %s mechanism
|
MILD_ERR_LDAPAUTH_CANNOT_SEND_INITIAL_SASL_BIND=Cannot send the initial \
|
bind request in the multi-stage %s bind to the server: %s
|
MILD_ERR_LDAPAUTH_CANNOT_READ_INITIAL_BIND_RESPONSE=Cannot read the \
|
initial %s bind response from the server: %s
|
MILD_ERR_LDAPAUTH_UNEXPECTED_INITIAL_BIND_RESPONSE=The client received an \
|
unexpected intermediate bind response. The "SASL bind in progress" result \
|
was expected for the first response in the multi-stage %s bind process, but \
|
the bind response had a result code of %d (%s) and an error message of "%s"
|
MILD_ERR_LDAPAUTH_NO_CRAMMD5_SERVER_CREDENTIALS=The initial bind response \
|
from the server did not include any server SASL credentials containing the \
|
challenge information needed to complete the CRAM-MD5 authentication
|
MILD_ERR_LDAPAUTH_CANNOT_INITIALIZE_MD5_DIGEST=An unexpected error \
|
occurred while trying to initialize the MD5 digest generator: %s
|
MILD_ERR_LDAPAUTH_CANNOT_SEND_SECOND_SASL_BIND=Cannot send the second \
|
bind request in the multi-stage %s bind to the server: %s
|
MILD_ERR_LDAPAUTH_CANNOT_READ_SECOND_BIND_RESPONSE=Cannot read the second \
|
%s bind response from the server: %s
|
MILD_ERR_LDAPAUTH_NO_ALLOWED_SASL_PROPERTIES=One or more SASL properties \
|
were provided, but the %s mechanism does not take any SASL properties
|
MILD_ERR_LDAPAUTH_AUTHZID_SINGLE_VALUED=The "authzid" SASL property only \
|
accepts a single value
|
MILD_ERR_LDAPAUTH_REALM_SINGLE_VALUED=The "realm" SASL property only \
|
accepts a single value
|
MILD_ERR_LDAPAUTH_QOP_SINGLE_VALUED=The "qop" SASL property only accepts \
|
a single value
|
MILD_ERR_LDAPAUTH_DIGESTMD5_QOP_NOT_SUPPORTED=The "%s" QoP mode is not \
|
supported by this client. Only the "auth" mode is currently available for \
|
use
|
MILD_ERR_LDAPAUTH_DIGESTMD5_INVALID_QOP=The specified DIGEST-MD5 quality \
|
of protection mode "%s" is not valid. The only QoP mode currently supported \
|
is "auth"
|
MILD_ERR_LDAPAUTH_DIGEST_URI_SINGLE_VALUED=The "digest-uri" SASL property \
|
only accepts a single value
|
MILD_ERR_LDAPAUTH_NO_DIGESTMD5_SERVER_CREDENTIALS=The initial bind \
|
response from the server did not include any server SASL credentials \
|
containing the challenge information needed to complete the DIGEST-MD5 \
|
authentication
|
MILD_ERR_LDAPAUTH_DIGESTMD5_INVALID_TOKEN_IN_CREDENTIALS=The DIGEST-MD5 \
|
credentials provided by the server contained an invalid token of "%s" \
|
starting at position %d
|
MILD_ERR_LDAPAUTH_DIGESTMD5_INVALID_CHARSET=The DIGEST-MD5 credentials \
|
provided by the server specified the use of the "%s" character set. The \
|
character set that may be specified in the DIGEST-MD5 credentials is "utf-8"
|
MILD_ERR_LDAPAUTH_REQUESTED_QOP_NOT_SUPPORTED_BY_SERVER=The requested QoP \
|
mode of "%s" is not listed as supported by the Directory Server. The \
|
Directory Server's list of supported QoP modes is: "%s"
|
MILD_ERR_LDAPAUTH_DIGESTMD5_NO_NONCE=The server SASL credentials provided \
|
in response to the initial DIGEST-MD5 bind request did not include the nonce \
|
to use to generate the authentication digests
|
MILD_ERR_LDAPAUTH_DIGESTMD5_CANNOT_CREATE_RESPONSE_DIGEST=An error \
|
occurred while attempting to generate the response digest for the DIGEST-MD5 \
|
bind request: %s
|
MILD_ERR_LDAPAUTH_DIGESTMD5_NO_RSPAUTH_CREDS=The DIGEST-MD5 bind response \
|
from the server did not include the "rspauth" element to provide a digest of \
|
the response authentication information
|
MILD_ERR_LDAPAUTH_DIGESTMD5_COULD_NOT_DECODE_RSPAUTH=An error occurred \
|
while trying to decode the rspauth element of the DIGEST-MD5 bind response \
|
from the server as a hexadecimal string: %s
|
MILD_ERR_LDAPAUTH_DIGESTMD5_COULD_NOT_CALCULATE_RSPAUTH=An error occurred \
|
while trying to calculate the expected rspauth element to compare against the \
|
value included in the DIGEST-MD5 response from the server: %s
|
MILD_ERR_LDAPAUTH_DIGESTMD5_RSPAUTH_MISMATCH=The rpsauth element included \
|
in the DIGEST-MD5 bind response from the Directory Server was different from \
|
the expected value calculated by the client
|
MILD_ERR_LDAPAUTH_DIGESTMD5_INVALID_CLOSING_QUOTE_POS=The DIGEST-MD5 \
|
response challenge could not be parsed because it had an invalid quotation \
|
mark at position %d
|
INFO_LDAPAUTH_PROPERTY_DESCRIPTION_TRACE=Text string that may be written \
|
to the Directory Server error log as trace information for the bind
|
INFO_LDAPAUTH_PROPERTY_DESCRIPTION_AUTHID=Authentication ID for the bind
|
INFO_LDAPAUTH_PROPERTY_DESCRIPTION_REALM=Realm into which \
|
the authentication is to be performed
|
INFO_LDAPAUTH_PROPERTY_DESCRIPTION_QOP=Quality of \
|
protection to use for the bind
|
INFO_LDAPAUTH_PROPERTY_DESCRIPTION_DIGEST_URI=Digest URI to \
|
use for the bind
|
INFO_LDAPAUTH_PROPERTY_DESCRIPTION_AUTHZID=Authorization ID \
|
to use for the bind
|
INFO_DESCRIPTION_SASL_PROPERTIES=SASL bind options
|
INFO_LDAPAUTH_PROPERTY_DESCRIPTION_KDC=KDC to use for the \
|
Kerberos authentication
|
MILD_ERR_LDAPAUTH_KDC_SINGLE_VALUED=The "kdc" SASL property only accepts \
|
a single value
|
MILD_ERR_LDAPAUTH_GSSAPI_INVALID_QOP=The specified GSSAPI quality of \
|
protection mode "%s" is not valid. The only QoP mode currently supported is \
|
"auth"
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDAPAUTH_GSSAPI_CANNOT_CREATE_JAAS_CONFIG=An error occurred \
|
while trying to create the temporary JAAS configuration for GSSAPI \
|
authentication: %s
|
MILD_ERR_LDAPAUTH_GSSAPI_LOCAL_AUTHENTICATION_FAILED=An error occurred \
|
while attempting to perform local authentication to the Kerberos realm: %s
|
MILD_ERR_LDAPAUTH_GSSAPI_REMOTE_AUTHENTICATION_FAILED=An error occurred \
|
while attempting to perform GSSAPI authentication to the Directory Server: \
|
%s
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDAPAUTH_NONSASL_RUN_INVOCATION=The \
|
LDAPAuthenticationHandler.run() method was called for a non-SASL bind. The \
|
backtrace for this call is %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDAPAUTH_UNEXPECTED_RUN_INVOCATION=The \
|
LDAPAuthenticationHandler.run() method was called for a SASL bind with an \
|
unexpected mechanism of "%s". The backtrace for this call is %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDAPAUTH_GSSAPI_CANNOT_CREATE_SASL_CLIENT=An error occurred \
|
while attempting to create a SASL client to process the GSSAPI \
|
authentication: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDAPAUTH_GSSAPI_CANNOT_CREATE_INITIAL_CHALLENGE=An error \
|
occurred while attempting to create the initial challenge for GSSAPI \
|
authentication: %s
|
MILD_ERR_LDAPAUTH_GSSAPI_CANNOT_VALIDATE_SERVER_CREDS=An error occurred \
|
while trying to validate the SASL credentials provided by the Directory \
|
Server in the GSSAPI bind response: %s
|
MILD_ERR_LDAPAUTH_GSSAPI_UNEXPECTED_SUCCESS_RESPONSE=The Directory Server \
|
unexpectedly returned a success response to the client even though the client \
|
does not believe that the GSSAPI negotiation is complete
|
MILD_ERR_LDAPAUTH_GSSAPI_BIND_FAILED=The GSSAPI bind attempt failed
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDAPAUTH_NONSASL_CALLBACK_INVOCATION=The \
|
LDAPAuthenticationHandler.handle() method was called for a non-SASL bind. \
|
The backtrace for this call is %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDAPAUTH_UNEXPECTED_GSSAPI_CALLBACK=The \
|
LDAPAuthenticationHandler.handle() method was called during a GSSAPI bind \
|
attempt with an unexpected callback type of %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDAPAUTH_UNEXPECTED_CALLBACK_INVOCATION=The \
|
LDAPAuthenticationHandler.handle() method was called for an unexpected SASL \
|
mechanism of %s. The backtrace for this call is %s
|
INFO_LDAPAUTH_PASSWORD_PROMPT=Password for user '%s':
|
INFO_DESCRIPTION_VERSION=LDAP protocol version number
|
MILD_ERR_DESCRIPTION_INVALID_VERSION=Invalid LDAP version number '%s'. \
|
Allowed values are 2 and 3
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDAPAUTH_CANNOT_SEND_WHOAMI_REQUEST=Cannot send the 'Who Am \
|
I?' request to the Directory Server: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDAPAUTH_CANNOT_READ_WHOAMI_RESPONSE=Cannot read the 'Who Am \
|
I?' response from the Directory Server: %s
|
MILD_ERR_LDAPAUTH_WHOAMI_FAILED=The 'Who Am I?' request was rejected by \
|
the Directory Server
|
SEVERE_ERR_SEARCH_INVALID_SEARCH_SCOPE=Invalid scope '%s' specified for \
|
the search request
|
SEVERE_ERR_SEARCH_NO_FILTERS=No filters specified for the search request
|
INFO_VERIFYINDEX_DESCRIPTION_BASE_DN=Base DN of a backend \
|
supporting indexing. Verification is performed on indexes within the scope of \
|
the given base DN
|
INFO_VERIFYINDEX_DESCRIPTION_INDEX_NAME=Name of an index to \
|
be verified. For an attribute index this is simply an attribute name. \
|
Multiple indexes may be verified for completeness, or all indexes if no \
|
indexes are specified. An index is complete if each index value references \
|
all entries containing that value
|
INFO_VERIFYINDEX_DESCRIPTION_VERIFY_CLEAN=Specifies that a single index \
|
should be verified to ensure it is clean. An index is clean if each index \
|
value references only entries containing that value. Only one index at a \
|
time may be verified in this way
|
SEVERE_ERR_VERIFYINDEX_ERROR_DURING_VERIFY=An error occurred while \
|
attempting to perform index verification: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_VERIFYINDEX_VERIFY_CLEAN_REQUIRES_SINGLE_INDEX=Only one index \
|
at a time may be verified for cleanliness
|
SEVERE_ERR_BACKEND_NO_INDEXING_SUPPORT=The backend does not support \
|
indexing
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDIFEXPORT_CANNOT_EXPORT_BACKEND=The Directory Server backend \
|
with backend ID "%s" does not provide a mechanism for performing LDIF exports
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDIFIMPORT_CANNOT_IMPORT=The Directory Server backend with \
|
backend ID %s does not provide a mechanism for performing LDIF imports
|
INFO_DESCRIPTION_DONT_WRAP=Do not wrap long lines
|
INFO_LDIFIMPORT_DESCRIPTION_INCLUDE_BRANCH=Base DN of a branch to include \
|
in the LDIF import
|
SEVERE_ERR_CANNOT_DETERMINE_BACKEND_ID=Cannot determine the backend ID \
|
for the backend defined in configuration entry %s: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDIFIMPORT_CANNOT_DECODE_INCLUDE_BASE=Unable to decode include \
|
branch string "%s" as a valid distinguished name: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDIFIMPORT_INVALID_INCLUDE_BASE=Provided include base DN "%s" \
|
is not handled by the backend with backend ID %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_MULTIPLE_BACKENDS_FOR_BASE=Multiple Directory Server backends \
|
are configured to support base DN "%s"
|
SEVERE_ERR_NO_BACKENDS_FOR_BASE=None of the Directory Server backends are \
|
configured to support the requested base DN "%s"
|
INFO_LDIFEXPORT_DESCRIPTION_INCLUDE_BRANCH=Base DN of a branch to include \
|
in the LDIF export
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDIFEXPORT_CANNOT_DECODE_INCLUDE_BASE=Unable to decode include \
|
branch string "%s" as a valid distinguished name: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDIFEXPORT_INVALID_INCLUDE_BASE=Provided include base DN "%s" \
|
is not handled by the backend with backend ID %s
|
INFO_BACKUPDB_DESCRIPTION_BACKEND_ID=Backend ID for the backend to \
|
archive
|
INFO_BACKUPDB_DESCRIPTION_BACKUP_ID=Use the provided identifier for the \
|
backup
|
INFO_BACKUPDB_DESCRIPTION_BACKUP_DIR=Path to the target directory for the \
|
backup file(s)
|
INFO_BACKUPDB_DESCRIPTION_INCREMENTAL=Perform an incremental backup \
|
rather than a full backup
|
INFO_BACKUPDB_DESCRIPTION_COMPRESS=Compress the backup contents
|
INFO_BACKUPDB_DESCRIPTION_ENCRYPT=Encrypt the backup contents
|
INFO_BACKUPDB_DESCRIPTION_HASH=Generate a hash of the backup contents
|
INFO_BACKUPDB_DESCRIPTION_SIGN_HASH=Sign the hash of the backup contents
|
SEVERE_ERR_BACKUPDB_MULTIPLE_BACKENDS_FOR_ID=Multiple Directory Server \
|
backends are configured with the requested backend ID "%s"
|
SEVERE_ERR_BACKUPDB_NO_BACKENDS_FOR_ID=None of the Directory Server \
|
backends are configured with the requested backend ID "%s"
|
SEVERE_ERR_BACKUPDB_CONFIG_ENTRY_MISMATCH=The configuration for the \
|
backend with backend ID %s is held in entry "%s", but other backups in the \
|
target backup directory %s were generated from a backend whose configuration \
|
was held in configuration entry "%s"
|
SEVERE_ERR_BACKUPDB_INVALID_BACKUP_DIR=An error occurred while attempting \
|
to use the specified path "%s" as the target directory for the backup: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_BACKUPDB_CANNOT_BACKUP=The target backend %s cannot be backed \
|
up using the requested configuration: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_BACKUPDB_ERROR_DURING_BACKUP=An error occurred while \
|
attempting to back up backend %s with the requested configuration: %s
|
INFO_BACKUPDB_DESCRIPTION_BACKUP_ALL=Back up all backends in the server
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SEVERE_ERR_BACKUPDB_CANNOT_MIX_BACKUP_ALL_AND_BACKEND_ID=The %s and %s \
|
arguments may not be used together. Exactly one of them must be provided
|
SEVERE_ERR_BACKUPDB_NEED_BACKUP_ALL_OR_BACKEND_ID=Neither the %s argument \
|
nor the %s argument was provided. Exactly one of them is required
|
SEVERE_ERR_BACKUPDB_CANNOT_CREATE_BACKUP_DIR=An error occurred while \
|
attempting to create the backup directory %s: %s
|
SEVERE_WARN_BACKUPDB_BACKUP_NOT_SUPPORTED=Backend ID %s was included in \
|
the set of backends to archive, but this backend does not provide support for \
|
a backup mechanism. It will be skipped
|
SEVERE_WARN_BACKUPDB_NO_BACKENDS_TO_ARCHIVE=None of the target backends \
|
provide a backup mechanism. The backup operation has been aborted
|
NOTICE_BACKUPDB_STARTING_BACKUP=Starting backup for backend %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_BACKUPDB_CANNOT_PARSE_BACKUP_DESCRIPTOR=An error occurred \
|
while attempting to parse the backup descriptor file %s: %s
|
NOTICE_BACKUPDB_COMPLETED_WITH_ERRORS=The backup process completed with \
|
one or more errors
|
NOTICE_BACKUPDB_COMPLETED_SUCCESSFULLY=The backup process completed \
|
successfully
|
SEVERE_ERR_CANNOT_INITIALIZE_CRYPTO_MANAGER=An error occurred while \
|
attempting to initialize the crypto manager: %s
|
INFO_BACKUPDB_DESCRIPTION_INCREMENTAL_BASE_ID=Backup ID of the source \
|
archive for an incremental backup
|
SEVERE_ERR_BACKUPDB_INCREMENTAL_BASE_REQUIRES_INCREMENTAL=The use of the \
|
%s argument requires that the %s argument is also provided
|
INFO_RESTOREDB_DESCRIPTION_BACKEND_ID=Backend ID for the backend to \
|
restore
|
INFO_RESTOREDB_DESCRIPTION_BACKUP_ID=Backup ID of the backup to restore
|
INFO_RESTOREDB_DESCRIPTION_BACKUP_DIR=Path to the directory containing \
|
the backup file(s)
|
INFO_RESTOREDB_DESCRIPTION_LIST_BACKUPS=List available backups in the \
|
backup directory
|
INFO_RESTOREDB_DESCRIPTION_VERIFY_ONLY=Verify the contents of the backup \
|
but do not restore it
|
SEVERE_ERR_RESTOREDB_CANNOT_READ_BACKUP_DIRECTORY=An error occurred while \
|
attempting to examine the set of backups contained in backup directory %s: \
|
%s
|
INFO_RESTOREDB_LIST_BACKUP_ID=Backup ID: %s
|
INFO_RESTOREDB_LIST_BACKUP_DATE=Backup Date: %s
|
INFO_RESTOREDB_LIST_INCREMENTAL=Is Incremental: %s
|
INFO_RESTOREDB_LIST_COMPRESSED=Is Compressed: %s
|
INFO_RESTOREDB_LIST_ENCRYPTED=Is Encrypted: %s
|
INFO_RESTOREDB_LIST_HASHED=Has Unsigned Hash: %s
|
INFO_RESTOREDB_LIST_SIGNED=Has Signed Hash: %s
|
INFO_RESTOREDB_LIST_DEPENDENCIES=Dependent Upon: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_RESTOREDB_INVALID_BACKUP_ID=The requested backup ID %s does \
|
not exist in %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_RESTOREDB_NO_BACKUPS_IN_DIRECTORY=There are no Directory \
|
Server backups contained in %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_RESTOREDB_NO_BACKENDS_FOR_DN=The backups contained in \
|
directory %s were taken from a Directory Server backend defined in \
|
configuration entry %s but no such backend is available
|
SEVERE_ERR_RESTOREDB_CANNOT_RESTORE=The Directory Server backend \
|
configured with backend ID %s does not provide a mechanism for restoring \
|
backups
|
SEVERE_ERR_RESTOREDB_ERROR_DURING_BACKUP=An unexpected error occurred \
|
while attempting to restore backup %s from %s: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_RESTOREDB_ENCRYPT_OR_SIGN_REQUIRES_ONLINE=Restoring an \
|
encrypted or signed backup requires a connection to an online server
|
SEVERE_ERR_BACKUPDB_ENCRYPT_OR_SIGN_REQUIRES_ONLINE=The use of the \
|
%s argument or the %s argument requires a connection to an online server \
|
instance
|
SEVERE_ERR_BACKUPDB_SIGN_REQUIRES_HASH=The use of the %s argument \
|
requires that the %s argument is also provided
|
INFO_DESCRIPTION_NOOP=Show what would be done but do not perform any \
|
operation
|
SEVERE_ERR_BACKUPDB_CANNOT_LOCK_BACKEND=An error occurred while \
|
attempting to acquire a shared lock for backend %s: %s. This generally \
|
means that some other process has exclusive access to this backend (e.g., a \
|
restore or an LDIF import). This backend will not be archived
|
SEVERE_WARN_BACKUPDB_CANNOT_UNLOCK_BACKEND=An error occurred while \
|
attempting to release the shared lock for backend %s: %s. This lock should \
|
automatically be cleared when the backup process exits, so no further action \
|
should be required
|
SEVERE_ERR_RESTOREDB_CANNOT_LOCK_BACKEND=An error occurred while \
|
attempting to acquire an exclusive lock for backend %s: %s. This generally \
|
means some other process is still using this backend (e.g., it is in use by \
|
the Directory Server or a backup or LDIF export is in progress). The restore \
|
cannot continue
|
SEVERE_WARN_RESTOREDB_CANNOT_UNLOCK_BACKEND=An error occurred while \
|
attempting to release the exclusive lock for backend %s: %s. This lock \
|
should automatically be cleared when the restore process exits, so no further \
|
action should be required
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDIFIMPORT_CANNOT_LOCK_BACKEND=An error occurred while \
|
attempting to acquire an exclusive lock for backend %s: %s. This generally \
|
means some other process is still using this backend (e.g., it is in use by \
|
the Directory Server or a backup or LDIF export is in progress). The LDIF \
|
import cannot continue
|
SEVERE_WARN_LDIFIMPORT_CANNOT_UNLOCK_BACKEND=An error occurred while \
|
attempting to release the exclusive lock for backend %s: %s. This lock \
|
should automatically be cleared when the import process exits, so no further \
|
action should be required
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDIFEXPORT_CANNOT_LOCK_BACKEND=An error occurred while \
|
attempting to acquire a shared lock for backend %s: %s. This generally \
|
means that some other process has an exclusive lock on this backend (e.g., an \
|
LDIF import or a restore). The LDIF export cannot continue
|
SEVERE_WARN_LDIFEXPORT_CANNOT_UNLOCK_BACKEND=An error occurred while \
|
attempting to release the shared lock for backend %s: %s. This lock should \
|
automatically be cleared when the export process exits, so no further action \
|
should be required
|
SEVERE_ERR_VERIFYINDEX_CANNOT_LOCK_BACKEND=An error occurred while \
|
attempting to acquire a shared lock for backend %s: %s. This generally \
|
means that some other process has an exclusive lock on this backend (e.g., an \
|
LDIF import or a restore). The index verification cannot continue
|
SEVERE_WARN_VERIFYINDEX_CANNOT_UNLOCK_BACKEND=An error occurred while \
|
attempting to release the shared lock for backend %s: %s. This lock should \
|
automatically be cleared when the verification process exits, so no further \
|
action should be required
|
INFO_DESCRIPTION_TYPES_ONLY=Only retrieve attribute names but not their \
|
values
|
INFO_LDIFIMPORT_DESCRIPTION_SKIP_SCHEMA_VALIDATION=Skip schema validation \
|
during the LDIF import
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDIFEXPORT_CANNOT_INITIALIZE_PLUGINS=An error occurred while \
|
attempting to initialize the LDIF export plugins: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDIFIMPORT_CANNOT_INITIALIZE_PLUGINS=An error occurred while \
|
attempting to initialize the LDIF import plugins: %s
|
INFO_DESCRIPTION_ASSERTION_FILTER=Use the LDAP assertion control with the \
|
provided filter
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_ASSERTION_INVALID_FILTER=The search filter provided for the \
|
LDAP assertion control was invalid: %s
|
INFO_DESCRIPTION_PREREAD_ATTRS=Use the LDAP ReadEntry pre-read control
|
INFO_DESCRIPTION_POSTREAD_ATTRS=Use the LDAP ReadEntry post-read control
|
MILD_ERR_LDAPMODIFY_PREREAD_NO_VALUE=The pre-read response control did \
|
not include a value
|
MILD_ERR_LDAPMODIFY_PREREAD_CANNOT_DECODE_VALUE=An error occurred while \
|
trying to decode the entry contained in the value of the pre-read response \
|
control: %s
|
INFO_LDAPMODIFY_PREREAD_ENTRY=Target entry before the operation:
|
MILD_ERR_LDAPMODIFY_POSTREAD_NO_VALUE=The post-read response control did \
|
not include a value
|
MILD_ERR_LDAPMODIFY_POSTREAD_CANNOT_DECODE_VALUE=An error occurred while \
|
trying to decode the entry contained in the value of the post-read response \
|
control: %s
|
INFO_LDAPMODIFY_POSTREAD_ENTRY=Target entry after the operation:
|
INFO_DESCRIPTION_PROXY_AUTHZID=Use the proxied authorization control with \
|
the given authorization ID
|
INFO_DESCRIPTION_PSEARCH_INFO=Use the persistent search control
|
MILD_ERR_PSEARCH_MISSING_DESCRIPTOR=The request to use the persistent \
|
search control did not include a descriptor that indicates the options to use \
|
with that control
|
MILD_ERR_PSEARCH_DOESNT_START_WITH_PS=The persistent search descriptor %s \
|
did not start with the required 'ps' string
|
MILD_ERR_PSEARCH_INVALID_CHANGE_TYPE=The provided change type value %s is \
|
invalid. The recognized change types are add, delete, modify, modifydn, and \
|
any
|
MILD_ERR_PSEARCH_INVALID_CHANGESONLY=The provided changesOnly value %s is \
|
invalid. Allowed values are 1 to only return matching entries that have \
|
changed since the beginning of the search, or 0 to also include existing \
|
entries that match the search criteria
|
MILD_ERR_PSEARCH_INVALID_RETURN_ECS=The provided returnECs value %s is \
|
invalid. Allowed values are 1 to request that the entry change notification \
|
control be included in updated entries, or 0 to exclude the control from \
|
matching entries
|
INFO_DESCRIPTION_REPORT_AUTHZID=Use the authorization identity control
|
INFO_BIND_AUTHZID_RETURNED=# Bound with authorization ID %s
|
INFO_SEARCH_DESCRIPTION_FILENAME=File containing a list of search filter \
|
strings
|
INFO_DESCRIPTION_MATCHED_VALUES_FILTER=Use the LDAP matched values \
|
control with the provided filter
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_MATCHEDVALUES_INVALID_FILTER=The provided matched values \
|
filter was invalid: %s
|
FATAL_ERR_LDIF_FILE_CANNOT_OPEN_FOR_READ=An error occurred while \
|
attempting to open the LDIF file %s for reading: %s
|
FATAL_ERR_LDIF_FILE_READ_ERROR=An error occurred while attempting to read \
|
the contents of LDIF file %s: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDIF_FILE_INVALID_LDIF_ENTRY=Error at or near line %d in LDIF \
|
file %s: %s
|
INFO_ENCPW_DESCRIPTION_AUTHPW=Use the authentication password syntax \
|
rather than the user password syntax
|
SEVERE_ERR_ENCPW_NO_AUTH_STORAGE_SCHEMES=No authentication password \
|
storage schemes have been configured for use in the Directory Server
|
SEVERE_ERR_ENCPW_NO_SUCH_AUTH_SCHEME=Authentication password storage \
|
scheme "%s" is not configured for use in the Directory Server
|
SEVERE_ERR_ENCPW_INVALID_ENCODED_AUTHPW=The provided password is not a \
|
valid encoded authentication password value: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDIFIMPORT_CANNOT_INITIALIZE_PWPOLICY=An error occurred while \
|
attempting to initialize the password policy components: %s
|
INFO_STOPDS_DESCRIPTION_HOST=Directory server hostname or IP address
|
INFO_STOPDS_DESCRIPTION_PORT=Directory server administration port number
|
INFO_STOPDS_DESCRIPTION_USESSL=Use SSL for secure communication with the \
|
server
|
INFO_STOPDS_DESCRIPTION_USESTARTTLS=Use StartTLS for secure communication \
|
with the server
|
INFO_STOPDS_DESCRIPTION_BINDDN=DN to use to bind to the server
|
INFO_STOPDS_DESCRIPTION_BINDPW=Password to use to bind to the server
|
INFO_STOPDS_DESCRIPTION_BINDPWFILE=Bind password file
|
INFO_STOPDS_DESCRIPTION_SASLOPTIONS=SASL bind options
|
INFO_STOPDS_DESCRIPTION_PROXYAUTHZID=Use the proxied authorization \
|
control with the given authorization ID
|
INFO_STOPDS_DESCRIPTION_STOP_REASON=Reason the server is being stopped or \
|
restarted
|
INFO_STOPDS_DESCRIPTION_STOP_TIME=Indicates the date/time at which the \
|
shutdown operation will begin as a server task expressed in format \
|
'YYYYMMDDhhmmss'. A value of '0' will cause the shutdown to be scheduled for \
|
immediate execution. When this option is specified the operation will be \
|
scheduled to start at the specified time after which this utility will exit \
|
immediately
|
INFO_STOPDS_DESCRIPTION_TRUST_ALL=Trust all server SSL certificates
|
INFO_STOPDS_DESCRIPTION_KSFILE=Certificate key store path
|
INFO_STOPDS_DESCRIPTION_KSPW=Certificate key store PIN
|
INFO_STOPDS_DESCRIPTION_KSPWFILE=Certificate key store PIN file
|
INFO_STOPDS_DESCRIPTION_TSFILE=Certificate trust store path
|
INFO_STOPDS_DESCRIPTION_TSPW=Certificate trust store PIN
|
INFO_STOPDS_DESCRIPTION_TSPWFILE=Certificate trust store PIN file
|
INFO_STOPDS_DESCRIPTION_SHOWUSAGE=Display this usage information
|
SEVERE_ERR_STOPDS_MUTUALLY_EXCLUSIVE_ARGUMENTS=ERROR: You may not \
|
provide both the %s and the %s arguments
|
SEVERE_ERR_STOPDS_CANNOT_DECODE_STOP_TIME=ERROR: Unable to decode the \
|
provided stop time. It should be in the form YYYYMMDDhhmmssZ for UTC time or \
|
YYYYMMDDhhmmss for local time
|
SEVERE_ERR_STOPDS_CANNOT_INITIALIZE_SSL=ERROR: Unable to perform SSL \
|
initialization: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_STOPDS_CANNOT_PARSE_SASL_OPTION=ERROR: The provided SASL \
|
option string "%s" could not be parsed in the form "name=value"
|
SEVERE_ERR_STOPDS_NO_SASL_MECHANISM=ERROR: One or more SASL options were \
|
provided, but none of them were the "mech" option to specify which SASL \
|
mechanism should be used
|
SEVERE_ERR_STOPDS_CANNOT_DETERMINE_PORT=ERROR: Cannot parse the value of \
|
the %s argument as an integer value between 1 and 65535: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_STOPDS_CANNOT_CONNECT=ERROR: Cannot establish a connection to \
|
the Directory Server %s. Verify that the server is running and that \
|
the provided credentials are valid. Details: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_STOPDS_UNEXPECTED_CONNECTION_CLOSURE=NOTICE: The connection \
|
to the Directory Server was closed while waiting for a response to the \
|
shutdown request. This likely means that the server has started the shutdown \
|
process
|
SEVERE_ERR_STOPDS_IO_ERROR=ERROR: An I/O error occurred while attempting \
|
to communicate with the Directory Server: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_STOPDS_DECODE_ERROR=ERROR: An error occurred while trying to \
|
decode the response from the server: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_STOPDS_INVALID_RESPONSE_TYPE=ERROR: Expected an add response \
|
message but got a %s message instead
|
INFO_BIND_PASSWORD_EXPIRED=# Your password has expired
|
INFO_BIND_PASSWORD_EXPIRING=# Your password will expire in %s
|
INFO_BIND_ACCOUNT_LOCKED=# Your account has been locked
|
INFO_BIND_MUST_CHANGE_PASSWORD=# You must change your password before any \
|
other operations will be allowed
|
INFO_BIND_GRACE_LOGINS_REMAINING=# You have %d grace logins remaining
|
INFO_DESCRIPTION_USE_PWP_CONTROL=Use the password policy request control
|
INFO_STOPDS_DESCRIPTION_RESTART=Attempt to automatically restart the \
|
server once it has stopped
|
INFO_COMPARE_DESCRIPTION_FILENAME=File containing the DNs of the entries \
|
to compare
|
INFO_LDIFSEARCH_DESCRIPTION_LDIF_FILE=LDIF file containing \
|
the data to search. Multiple files may be specified by providing the option \
|
multiple times. If no files are provided, the data will be read from \
|
standard input
|
INFO_LDIFSEARCH_DESCRIPTION_BASEDN=The base DN for the search. Multiple \
|
base DNs may be specified by providing the option multiple times. If no base \
|
DN is provided, then the root DSE will be used
|
INFO_LDIFSEARCH_DESCRIPTION_SCOPE=The scope for the search. It must be \
|
one of 'base', 'one', 'sub', or 'subordinate'. If it is not provided, then \
|
'sub' will be used
|
INFO_LDIFSEARCH_DESCRIPTION_FILTER_FILE=The path to the file containing \
|
the search filter(s) to use. If this is not provided, then the filter must \
|
be provided on the command line after all configuration options
|
INFO_LDIFSEARCH_DESCRIPTION_OUTPUT_FILE=The path to the output file to \
|
which the matching entries should be written. If this is not provided, then \
|
the data will be written to standard output
|
INFO_LDIFSEARCH_DESCRIPTION_OVERWRITE_EXISTING=Any existing output \
|
file should be overwritten rather than appending to it
|
INFO_LDIFSEARCH_DESCRIPTION_DONT_WRAP=Long lines should \
|
not be wrapped
|
INFO_LDIFSEARCH_DESCRIPTION_SIZE_LIMIT=Maximum number of \
|
matching entries to return
|
INFO_LDIFSEARCH_DESCRIPTION_TIME_LIMIT=Maximum length of \
|
time (in seconds) to spend processing
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDIFSEARCH_NO_FILTER=No search filter was specified. Either a \
|
filter file or an individual search filter must be provided
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDIFSEARCH_CANNOT_INITIALIZE_CONFIG=An error occurred while \
|
attempting to process the Directory Server configuration file %s: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDIFSEARCH_CANNOT_INITIALIZE_SCHEMA=An error occurred while \
|
attempting to initialize the Directory Server schema based on the information \
|
in configuration file %s: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDIFSEARCH_CANNOT_PARSE_FILTER=An error occurred while \
|
attempting to parse search filter '%s': %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDIFSEARCH_CANNOT_PARSE_BASE_DN=An error occurred while \
|
attempting to parse base DN '%s': %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDIFSEARCH_CANNOT_PARSE_TIME_LIMIT=An error occurred while \
|
attempting to parse the time limit as an integer: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDIFSEARCH_CANNOT_PARSE_SIZE_LIMIT=An error occurred while \
|
attempting to parse the size limit as an integer: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDIFSEARCH_CANNOT_CREATE_READER=An error occurred while \
|
attempting to create the LDIF reader: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDIFSEARCH_CANNOT_CREATE_WRITER=An error occurred while \
|
attempting to create the LDIF writer used to return matching entries: %s
|
MILD_WARN_LDIFSEARCH_TIME_LIMIT_EXCEEDED=The specified time limit has \
|
been exceeded during search processing
|
MILD_WARN_LDIFSEARCH_SIZE_LIMIT_EXCEEDED=The specified size limit has \
|
been exceeded during search processing
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDIFSEARCH_CANNOT_READ_ENTRY_RECOVERABLE=An error occurred \
|
while attempting to read an entry from the LDIF content: %s. Skipping this \
|
entry and continuing processing
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDIFSEARCH_CANNOT_READ_ENTRY_FATAL=An error occurred while \
|
attempting to read an entry from the LDIF content: %s. Unable to continue \
|
processing
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDIFSEARCH_ERROR_DURING_PROCESSING=An unexpected error \
|
occurred during search processing: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDIFSEARCH_CANNOT_INITIALIZE_JMX=An error occurred while \
|
attempting to initialize the Directory Server JMX subsystem based on the \
|
information in configuration file %s: %s
|
INFO_LDIFDIFF_DESCRIPTION_SOURCE_LDIF=LDIF file to use as \
|
the source data
|
INFO_LDIFDIFF_DESCRIPTION_TARGET_LDIF=LDIF file to use as \
|
the target data
|
INFO_LDIFDIFF_DESCRIPTION_OUTPUT_LDIF=File to which the \
|
output should be written
|
INFO_LDIFDIFF_DESCRIPTION_OVERWRITE_EXISTING=Any existing \
|
output file should be overwritten rather than appending to it
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDIFDIFF_CANNOT_INITIALIZE_JMX=An error occurred while \
|
attempting to initialize the Directory Server JMX subsystem based on the \
|
information in configuration file %s: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDIFDIFF_CANNOT_INITIALIZE_CONFIG=An error occurred while \
|
attempting to process the Directory Server configuration file %s: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDIFDIFF_CANNOT_INITIALIZE_SCHEMA=An error occurred while \
|
attempting to initialize the Directory Server schema based on the information \
|
in configuration file %s: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDIFDIFF_CANNOT_OPEN_SOURCE_LDIF=An error occurred while \
|
attempting to open source LDIF %s: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDIFDIFF_ERROR_READING_SOURCE_LDIF=An error occurred while \
|
reading the contents of source LDIF %s: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDIFDIFF_CANNOT_OPEN_TARGET_LDIF=An error occurred while \
|
attempting to open target LDIF %s: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDIFDIFF_ERROR_READING_TARGET_LDIF=An error occurred while \
|
reading the contents of target LDIF %s: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDIFDIFF_CANNOT_OPEN_OUTPUT=An error occurred while attempting \
|
to open the LDIF writer for the diff output: %s
|
INFO_LDIFDIFF_NO_DIFFERENCES=No differences were detected between the \
|
source and target LDIF files
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDIFDIFF_ERROR_WRITING_OUTPUT=An error occurred while \
|
attempting to write the diff output: %s
|
INFO_CONFIGDS_DESCRIPTION_LDAP_PORT=Port on which the \
|
Directory Server should listen for LDAP communication
|
INFO_CONFIGDS_DESCRIPTION_BASE_DN=Base DN for user \
|
information in the Directory Server. Multiple base DNs may be provided by \
|
using this option multiple times
|
INFO_CONFIGDS_DESCRIPTION_ROOT_DN=DN for the initial root \
|
user for the Directory Server
|
INFO_CONFIGDS_DESCRIPTION_ROOT_PW=Password for the initial \
|
root user for the Directory Server
|
INFO_CONFIGDS_DESCRIPTION_ROOT_PW_FILE=Path to a file \
|
containing the password for the initial root user for the Directory Server
|
SEVERE_ERR_CONFIGDS_CANNOT_ACQUIRE_SERVER_LOCK=An error occurred while \
|
attempting to acquire the server-wide lock file %s: %s. This generally \
|
means that the Directory Server is running, or another tool that requires \
|
exclusive access to the server is in use
|
SEVERE_ERR_CONFIGDS_CANNOT_INITIALIZE_JMX=An error occurred while \
|
attempting to initialize the Directory Server JMX subsystem based on the \
|
information in configuration file %s: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_CONFIGDS_CANNOT_INITIALIZE_CONFIG=An error occurred while \
|
attempting to process the Directory Server configuration file %s: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_CONFIGDS_CANNOT_INITIALIZE_SCHEMA=An error occurred while \
|
attempting to initialize the Directory Server schema based on the information \
|
in configuration file %s: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_CONFIGDS_CANNOT_PARSE_BASE_DN=An error occurred while \
|
attempting to parse base DN value "%s" as a DN: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_CONFIGDS_CANNOT_PARSE_ROOT_DN=An error occurred while \
|
attempting to parse root DN value "%s" as a DN: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_CONFIGDS_NO_ROOT_PW=The DN for the initial root user was \
|
provided, but no corresponding password was given. If the root DN is \
|
specified then the password must also be provided
|
SEVERE_ERR_CONFIGDS_CANNOT_UPDATE_BASE_DN=An error occurred while \
|
attempting to update the base DN(s) for user data in the Directory Server: \
|
%s
|
SEVERE_ERR_CONFIGDS_CANNOT_UPDATE_LDAP_PORT=An error occurred while \
|
attempting to update the port on which to listen for LDAP communication: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_CONFIGDS_CANNOT_UPDATE_ROOT_USER=An error occurred while \
|
attempting to update the entry for the initial Directory Server root user: \
|
%s
|
SEVERE_ERR_CONFIGDS_CANNOT_WRITE_UPDATED_CONFIG=An error occurred while \
|
writing the updated Directory Server configuration: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_CONFIGDS_NO_CONFIG_CHANGES=ERROR: No configuration changes \
|
were specified
|
INFO_CONFIGDS_WROTE_UPDATED_CONFIG=Successfully wrote the updated \
|
Directory Server configuration
|
INFO_INSTALLDS_DESCRIPTION_TESTONLY=Just verify that the JVM can be \
|
started properly
|
INFO_INSTALLDS_DESCRIPTION_PROGNAME=The setup command used to invoke this \
|
program
|
INFO_INSTALLDS_DESCRIPTION_SILENT=Run setup in quiet mode. Quiet mode \
|
will not output progress information to standard output
|
INFO_INSTALLDS_DESCRIPTION_BASEDN=Base DN for user \
|
information in the Directory Server. Multiple base DNs may be provided by \
|
using this option multiple times
|
INFO_INSTALLDS_DESCRIPTION_ADDBASE=Indicates whether to create the base \
|
entry in the Directory Server database
|
INFO_INSTALLDS_DESCRIPTION_IMPORTLDIF=Path to an LDIF file \
|
containing data that should be added to the Directory Server database. \
|
Multiple LDIF files may be provided by using this option multiple times
|
INFO_INSTALLDS_DESCRIPTION_LDAPPORT=Port on which the \
|
Directory Server should listen for LDAP communication
|
INFO_INSTALLDS_DESCRIPTION_SKIPPORT=Skip the check to determine whether \
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the specified ports are usable
|
INFO_INSTALLDS_DESCRIPTION_ROOTDN=DN for the initial root \
|
user for the Directory Server
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INFO_INSTALLDS_DESCRIPTION_ROOTPW=Password for the initial \
|
root user for the Directory Server
|
INFO_INSTALLDS_DESCRIPTION_ROOTPWFILE=Path to a file \
|
containing the password for the initial root user for the Directory Server
|
INFO_INSTALLDS_DESCRIPTION_HELP=Display this usage information
|
SEVERE_ERR_INSTALLDS_NO_CONFIG_FILE=ERROR: No configuration file path \
|
was provided (use the %s argument)
|
SEVERE_ERR_INSTALLDS_CANNOT_INITIALIZE_JMX=An error occurred while \
|
attempting to initialize the Directory Server JMX subsystem based on the \
|
information in configuration file %s: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_INSTALLDS_CANNOT_INITIALIZE_CONFIG=An error occurred while \
|
attempting to process the Directory Server configuration file %s: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_INSTALLDS_CANNOT_INITIALIZE_SCHEMA=An error occurred while \
|
attempting to initialize the Directory Server schema based on the information \
|
in configuration file %s: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_INSTALLDS_CANNOT_PARSE_DN=An error occurred while attempting \
|
to parse the string "%s" as a valid DN: %s
|
INFO_INSTALLDS_PROMPT_BASEDN=What do you wish to use as the base DN for \
|
the directory data?
|
INFO_INSTALLDS_PROMPT_IMPORT=Do you wish to populate the directory \
|
database with information from an existing LDIF file?
|
INFO_INSTALLDS_PROMPT_IMPORT_FILE=Please specify the path to the LDIF \
|
file containing the data to import:
|
SEVERE_ERR_INSTALLDS_TWO_CONFLICTING_ARGUMENTS=ERROR: You may not \
|
provide both the %s and the %s arguments at the same time
|
INFO_INSTALLDS_PROMPT_ADDBASE=Would you like to have the base %s entry \
|
automatically created in the directory database?
|
INFO_INSTALLDS_PROMPT_LDAPPORT=On which port would you like the Directory \
|
Server to accept connections from LDAP clients?
|
SEVERE_ERR_INSTALLDS_CANNOT_BIND_TO_PRIVILEGED_PORT=ERROR: Unable to \
|
bind to port %d. This port may already be in use, or you may not have \
|
permission to bind to it. On UNIX-based operating systems, non-root users \
|
may not be allowed to bind to ports 1 through 1024
|
SEVERE_ERR_INSTALLDS_CANNOT_BIND_TO_PORT=ERROR: Unable to bind to port \
|
%d. This port may already be in use, or you may not have permission to bind \
|
to it
|
INFO_INSTALLDS_PROMPT_ROOT_DN=What would you like to use as the initial \
|
root user DN for the Directory Server?
|
SEVERE_ERR_INSTALLDS_NO_ROOT_PASSWORD=ERROR: No password was provided \
|
for the initial root user. When performing a non-interactive installation, \
|
this must be provided using either the %s or the %s argument
|
INFO_INSTALLDS_PROMPT_ROOT_PASSWORD=Please provide the password to use \
|
for the initial root user:
|
INFO_INSTALLDS_PROMPT_CONFIRM_ROOT_PASSWORD=Please re-enter the password \
|
for confirmation:
|
INFO_INSTALLDS_STATUS_CONFIGURING_DS=Applying the requested configuration \
|
to the Directory Server...
|
INFO_INSTALLDS_STATUS_CREATING_BASE_LDIF=Creating a temporary LDIF file \
|
with the initial base entry contents...
|
SEVERE_ERR_INSTALLDS_CANNOT_CREATE_BASE_ENTRY_LDIF=An error occurred \
|
while attempting to create the base LDIF file: %s
|
INFO_INSTALLDS_STATUS_IMPORTING_LDIF=Importing the LDIF data into the \
|
Directory Server database...
|
INFO_INSTALLDS_STATUS_SUCCESS=The server setup process has completed \
|
successfully
|
INFO_INSTALLDS_PROMPT_VALUE_YES=yes
|
INFO_INSTALLDS_PROMPT_VALUE_NO=no
|
MILD_ERR_INSTALLDS_INVALID_YESNO_RESPONSE=ERROR: The provided value \
|
could not be interpreted as a yes or no response. Please enter a response of \
|
either "yes" or "no"
|
MILD_ERR_INSTALLDS_INVALID_INTEGER_RESPONSE=ERROR: The provided response \
|
could not be interpreted as an integer. Please provide the response as an \
|
integer value
|
MILD_ERR_INSTALLDS_INTEGER_BELOW_LOWER_BOUND=ERROR: The provided value \
|
is less than the lowest allowed value of %d
|
MILD_ERR_INSTALLDS_INTEGER_ABOVE_UPPER_BOUND=ERROR: The provided value \
|
is greater than the largest allowed value of %d
|
MILD_ERR_INSTALLDS_INVALID_DN_RESPONSE=ERROR: The provided response \
|
could not be interpreted as an LDAP DN
|
MILD_ERR_INSTALLDS_INVALID_STRING_RESPONSE=ERROR: The response value may \
|
not be an empty string
|
MILD_ERR_INSTALLDS_INVALID_PASSWORD_RESPONSE=ERROR: The password value \
|
may not be an empty string
|
MILD_ERR_INSTALLDS_PASSWORDS_DONT_MATCH=ERROR: The provided password \
|
values do not match
|
MILD_ERR_INSTALLDS_ERROR_READING_FROM_STDIN=ERROR: Unexpected failure \
|
while reading from standard input: %s
|
INFO_LDIFIMPORT_DESCRIPTION_QUIET=Use quiet mode (no output)
|
INFO_INSTALLDS_IMPORT_SUCCESSFUL=Import complete
|
INFO_INSTALLDS_INITIALIZING=Please wait while the setup program \
|
initializes...
|
MILD_ERR_MAKELDIF_TAG_INVALID_ARGUMENT_COUNT=Invalid number of arguments \
|
provided for tag %s on line number %d of the template file: expected %d, got \
|
%d
|
MILD_ERR_MAKELDIF_TAG_INVALID_ARGUMENT_RANGE_COUNT=Invalid number of \
|
arguments provided for tag %s on line number %d of the template file: \
|
expected between %d and %d, got %d
|
MILD_ERR_MAKELDIF_TAG_UNDEFINED_ATTRIBUTE=Undefined attribute %s \
|
referenced on line %d of the template file
|
MILD_ERR_MAKELDIF_TAG_INTEGER_BELOW_LOWER_BOUND=Value %d is below the \
|
lowest allowed value of %d for tag %s on line %d of the template file
|
MILD_ERR_MAKELDIF_TAG_CANNOT_PARSE_AS_INTEGER=Cannot parse value "%s" as \
|
an integer for tag %s on line %d of the template file
|
MILD_ERR_MAKELDIF_TAG_INTEGER_ABOVE_UPPER_BOUND=Value %d is above the \
|
largest allowed value of %d for tag %s on line %d of the template file
|
MILD_ERR_MAKELDIF_TAG_INVALID_EMPTY_STRING_ARGUMENT=Argument %d for tag \
|
%s on line number %d may not be an empty string
|
MILD_ERR_MAKELDIF_TAG_CANNOT_PARSE_AS_BOOLEAN=Cannot parse value "%s" as \
|
a Boolean value for tag %s on line %d of the template file. The value must \
|
be either 'true' or 'false'
|
MILD_ERR_MAKELDIF_UNDEFINED_BRANCH_SUBORDINATE=The branch with entry DN \
|
'%s' references a subordinate template named '%s' which is not defined in the \
|
template file
|
MILD_ERR_MAKELDIF_CANNOT_LOAD_TAG_CLASS=Unable to load class %s for use \
|
as a MakeLDIF tag
|
MILD_ERR_MAKELDIF_CANNOT_INSTANTIATE_TAG=Cannot instantiate class %s as a \
|
MakeLDIF tag
|
MILD_ERR_MAKELDIF_CONFLICTING_TAG_NAME=Cannot register the tag defined in \
|
class %s because the tag name %s conflicts with the name of another tag that \
|
has already been registered
|
MILD_WARN_MAKELDIF_WARNING_UNDEFINED_CONSTANT=Possible reference to an \
|
undefined constant %s on line %d
|
MILD_ERR_MAKELDIF_DEFINE_MISSING_EQUALS=The constant definition on line \
|
%d is missing an equal sign to delimit the constant name from the value
|
MILD_ERR_MAKELDIF_DEFINE_NAME_EMPTY=The constant definition on line %d \
|
does not include a name for the constant
|
MILD_ERR_MAKELDIF_CONFLICTING_CONSTANT_NAME=The definition for constant \
|
%s on line %d conflicts with an earlier constant definition included in the \
|
template
|
MILD_ERR_MAKELDIF_WARNING_DEFINE_VALUE_EMPTY=Constant %s defined on line \
|
%d has not been assigned a value
|
MILD_ERR_MAKELDIF_CONFLICTING_BRANCH_DN=The branch definition %s starting \
|
on line %d conflicts with an earlier branch definition contained in the \
|
template file
|
MILD_ERR_MAKELDIF_CONFLICTING_TEMPLATE_NAME=The template definition %s \
|
starting on line %d conflicts with an earlier template definition contained \
|
in the template file
|
MILD_ERR_MAKELDIF_UNEXPECTED_TEMPLATE_FILE_LINE=Unexpected template line \
|
"%s" encountered on line %d of the template file
|
MILD_ERR_MAKELDIF_UNDEFINED_TEMPLATE_SUBORDINATE=The template named %s \
|
references a subordinate template named %s which is not defined in the \
|
template file
|
MILD_ERR_MAKELDIF_CANNOT_DECODE_BRANCH_DN=Unable to decode branch DN "%s" \
|
on line %d of the template file
|
MILD_ERR_MAKELDIF_BRANCH_SUBORDINATE_TEMPLATE_NO_COLON=Subordinate \
|
template definition on line %d for branch %s is missing a colon to separate \
|
the template name from the number of entries
|
MILD_ERR_MAKELDIF_BRANCH_SUBORDINATE_INVALID_NUM_ENTRIES=Subordinate \
|
template definition on line %d for branch %s specified invalid number of \
|
entries %d for template %s
|
MILD_WARN_MAKELDIF_BRANCH_SUBORDINATE_ZERO_ENTRIES=Subordinate template \
|
definition on line %d for branch %s specifies that zero entries of type %s \
|
should be generated
|
MILD_ERR_MAKELDIF_BRANCH_SUBORDINATE_CANT_PARSE_NUMENTRIES=Unable to \
|
parse the number of entries for template %s as an integer for the subordinate \
|
template definition on line %d for branch %s
|
MILD_ERR_MAKELDIF_TEMPLATE_SUBORDINATE_TEMPLATE_NO_COLON=Subordinate \
|
template definition on line %d for template %s is missing a colon to separate \
|
the template name from the number of entries
|
MILD_ERR_MAKELDIF_TEMPLATE_SUBORDINATE_INVALID_NUM_ENTRIES=Subordinate \
|
template definition on line %d for template %s specified invalid number of \
|
entries %d for subordinate template %s
|
MILD_WARN_MAKELDIF_TEMPLATE_SUBORDINATE_ZERO_ENTRIES=Subordinate template \
|
definition on line %d for template %s specifies that zero entries of type %s \
|
should be generated
|
MILD_ERR_MAKELDIF_TEMPLATE_SUBORDINATE_CANT_PARSE_NUMENTRIES=Unable to \
|
parse the number of entries for template %s as an integer for the subordinate \
|
template definition on line %d for template %s
|
MILD_ERR_MAKELDIF_TEMPLATE_MISSING_RDN_ATTR=The template named %s \
|
includes RDN attribute %s that is not assigned a value in that template
|
MILD_ERR_MAKELDIF_NO_COLON_IN_BRANCH_EXTRA_LINE=There is no colon to \
|
separate the attribute name from the value pattern on line %d of the template \
|
file in the definition for branch %s
|
MILD_ERR_MAKELDIF_NO_ATTR_IN_BRANCH_EXTRA_LINE=There is no attribute name \
|
before the colon on line %d of the template file in the definition for branch \
|
%s
|
MILD_WARN_MAKELDIF_NO_VALUE_IN_BRANCH_EXTRA_LINE=The value pattern for \
|
line %d of the template file in the definition for branch %s is empty
|
MILD_ERR_MAKELDIF_NO_COLON_IN_TEMPLATE_LINE=There is no colon to separate \
|
the attribute name from the value pattern on line %d of the template file in \
|
the definition for template %s
|
MILD_ERR_MAKELDIF_NO_ATTR_IN_TEMPLATE_LINE=There is no attribute name \
|
before the colon on line %d of the template file in the definition for \
|
template %s
|
MILD_WARN_MAKELDIF_NO_VALUE_IN_TEMPLATE_LINE=The value pattern for line \
|
%d of the template file in the definition for template %s is empty
|
MILD_ERR_MAKELDIF_NO_SUCH_TAG=An undefined tag %s is referenced on line \
|
%d of the template file
|
MILD_ERR_MAKELDIF_CANNOT_INSTANTIATE_NEW_TAG=An unexpected error occurred \
|
while trying to create a new instance of tag %s referenced on line %d of the \
|
template file: %s
|
INFO_MAKELDIF_DESCRIPTION_TEMPLATE=The path to the template file with \
|
information about the LDIF data to generate
|
INFO_MAKELDIF_DESCRIPTION_LDIF=The path to the LDIF file to be written
|
INFO_MAKELDIF_DESCRIPTION_SEED=The seed to use to initialize the random \
|
number generator
|
INFO_MAKELDIF_DESCRIPTION_HELP=Show this usage information
|
SEVERE_ERR_MAKELDIF_CANNOT_INITIALIZE_JMX=An error occurred while \
|
attempting to initialize the Directory Server JMX subsystem based on the \
|
information in configuration file %s: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_MAKELDIF_CANNOT_INITIALIZE_CONFIG=An error occurred while \
|
attempting to process the Directory Server configuration file %s: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_MAKELDIF_CANNOT_INITIALIZE_SCHEMA=An error occurred while \
|
attempting to initialize the Directory Server schema based on the information \
|
in configuration file %s: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_MAKELDIF_IOEXCEPTION_DURING_PARSE=An error occurred while \
|
attempting to read the template file: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_MAKELDIF_EXCEPTION_DURING_PARSE=An error occurred while \
|
attempting to parse the template file: %s
|
MILD_ERR_MAKELDIF_TAG_INVALID_FORMAT_STRING=Cannot parse value "%s" as an \
|
valid format string for tag %s on line %d of the template file
|
MILD_ERR_MAKELDIF_TAG_NO_RANDOM_TYPE_ARGUMENT=The random tag on line %d \
|
of the template file does not include an argument to specify the type of \
|
random value that should be generated
|
MILD_WARN_MAKELDIF_TAG_WARNING_EMPTY_VALUE=The value generated from the \
|
random tag on line %d of the template file will always be an empty string
|
MILD_ERR_MAKELDIF_TAG_UNKNOWN_RANDOM_TYPE=The random tag on line %d of \
|
the template file references an unknown random type of %s
|
INFO_MAKELDIF_DESCRIPTION_RESOURCE_PATH=Path to look for \
|
MakeLDIF resources (e.g., data files) not found in the current working \
|
directory or template directory path
|
MILD_ERR_MAKELDIF_COULD_NOT_FIND_TEMPLATE_FILE=Could not find template \
|
file %s
|
MILD_ERR_MAKELDIF_NO_SUCH_RESOURCE_DIRECTORY=The specified resource \
|
directory %s could not be found
|
MILD_ERR_MAKELDIF_RESOURCE_DIRECTORY_NOT_DIRECTORY=The specified resource \
|
directory %s exists but is not a directory
|
MILD_ERR_MAKELDIF_TAG_CANNOT_FIND_FILE=Cannot find file %s referenced by \
|
tag %s on line %d of the template file
|
MILD_ERR_MAKELDIF_TAG_INVALID_FILE_ACCESS_MODE=Invalid file access mode \
|
%s for tag %s on line %d of the template file. It must be either \
|
"sequential" or "random"
|
MILD_ERR_MAKELDIF_TAG_CANNOT_READ_FILE=An error occurred while trying to \
|
read file %s referenced by tag %s on line %d of the template file: %s
|
MILD_ERR_MAKELDIF_UNABLE_TO_CREATE_LDIF=An error occurred while \
|
attempting to open LDIF file %s for writing: %s
|
MILD_ERR_MAKELDIF_ERROR_WRITING_LDIF=An error occurred while writing data \
|
to LDIF file %s: %s
|
INFO_MAKELDIF_PROCESSED_N_ENTRIES=Processed %d entries
|
MILD_ERR_MAKELDIF_CANNOT_WRITE_ENTRY=An error occurred while attempting \
|
to write entry %s to LDIF: %s
|
INFO_MAKELDIF_PROCESSING_COMPLETE=LDIF processing complete. %d entries \
|
written
|
INFO_LDIFIMPORT_DESCRIPTION_TEMPLATE_FILE=Path to a MakeLDIF template to \
|
use to generate the import data
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDIFIMPORT_CONFLICTING_OPTIONS=The %s and %s arguments are \
|
incompatible and may not be used together
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDIFIMPORT_MISSING_REQUIRED_ARGUMENT=Neither the %s or the %s \
|
argument was provided. One of these arguments must be given to specify the \
|
source for the LDIF data to be imported
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDIFIMPORT_CANNOT_PARSE_TEMPLATE_FILE=Unable to parse the \
|
specified file %s as a MakeLDIF template file: %s
|
MILD_ERR_MAKELDIF_INCOMPLETE_TAG=Line %d of the template file contains an \
|
incomplete tag that starts with either '<' or '{' but does get closed
|
MILD_ERR_MAKELDIF_TAG_NOT_ALLOWED_IN_BRANCH=Tag %s referenced on line %d \
|
of the template file is not allowed for use in branch definitions
|
INFO_LDIFIMPORT_DESCRIPTION_RANDOM_SEED=Seed for the MakeLDIF random \
|
number generator
|
MILD_ERR_LDIFMODIFY_CANNOT_ADD_ENTRY_TWICE=Entry %s is added twice in the \
|
set of changes to apply, which is not supported by the LDIF modify tool
|
MILD_ERR_LDIFMODIFY_CANNOT_DELETE_AFTER_ADD=Entry %s cannot be deleted \
|
because it was previously added in the set of changes. This is not supported \
|
by the LDIF modify tool
|
MILD_ERR_LDIFMODIFY_CANNOT_MODIFY_ADDED_OR_DELETED=Cannot modify entry %s \
|
because it was previously added or deleted in the set of changes. This is \
|
not supported by the LDIF modify tool
|
MILD_ERR_LDIFMODIFY_MODDN_NOT_SUPPORTED=The modify DN operation targeted \
|
at entry %s cannot be processed because modify DN operations are not \
|
supported by the LDIF modify tool
|
MILD_ERR_LDIFMODIFY_UNKNOWN_CHANGETYPE=Entry %s has an unknown changetype \
|
of %s
|
MILD_ERR_LDIFMODIFY_ADD_ALREADY_EXISTS=Unable to add entry %s because it \
|
already exists in the data set
|
MILD_ERR_LDIFMODIFY_DELETE_NO_SUCH_ENTRY=Unable to delete entry %s \
|
because it does not exist in the data set
|
MILD_ERR_LDIFMODIFY_MODIFY_NO_SUCH_ENTRY=Unable to modify entry %s \
|
because it does not exist in the data set
|
INFO_LDIFMODIFY_DESCRIPTION_SOURCE=LDIF file containing the \
|
data to be updated
|
INFO_LDIFMODIFY_DESCRIPTION_CHANGES=LDIF file containing \
|
the changes to apply
|
INFO_LDIFMODIFY_DESCRIPTION_TARGET=File to which the \
|
updated data should be written
|
INFO_LDIFMODIFY_DESCRIPTION_HELP=Displays this usage information
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDIFMODIFY_CANNOT_INITIALIZE_JMX=An error occurred while \
|
attempting to initialize the Directory Server JMX subsystem based on the \
|
information in configuration file %s: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDIFMODIFY_CANNOT_INITIALIZE_CONFIG=An error occurred while \
|
attempting to process the Directory Server configuration file %s: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDIFMODIFY_CANNOT_INITIALIZE_SCHEMA=An error occurred while \
|
attempting to initialize the Directory Server schema based on the information \
|
in configuration file %s: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDIFMODIFY_SOURCE_DOES_NOT_EXIST=The source LDIF file %s does \
|
not exist
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDIFMODIFY_CANNOT_OPEN_SOURCE=Unable to open the source LDIF \
|
file %s: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDIFMODIFY_CHANGES_DOES_NOT_EXIST=The changes LDIF file %s \
|
does not exist
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDIFMODIFY_CANNOT_OPEN_CHANGES=Unable to open the changes LDIF \
|
file %s: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDIFMODIFY_CANNOT_OPEN_TARGET=Unable to open the target LDIF \
|
file %s for writing: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDIFMODIFY_ERROR_PROCESSING_LDIF=An error occurred while \
|
processing the requested changes: %s
|
INFO_LDAPPWMOD_DESCRIPTION_HOST=Address of the Directory \
|
Server system
|
INFO_LDAPPWMOD_DESCRIPTION_PORT=Port on which the Directory \
|
Server listens for LDAP client connections
|
INFO_LDAPPWMOD_DESCRIPTION_BIND_DN=DN to use to bind to the server
|
INFO_LDAPPWMOD_DESCRIPTION_BIND_PW=Password to use to bind to the server
|
INFO_LDAPPWMOD_DESCRIPTION_BIND_PW_FILE=Path to a file \
|
containing the password to use to bind to the server
|
INFO_LDAPPWMOD_DESCRIPTION_AUTHZID=Authorization ID for the \
|
user entry whose password should be changed
|
INFO_LDAPPWMOD_DESCRIPTION_PROVIDE_DN_FOR_AUTHZID=Use the bind \
|
DN as the authorization ID for the password modify operation
|
INFO_LDAPPWMOD_DESCRIPTION_NEWPW=New password to provide \
|
for the target user
|
INFO_LDAPPWMOD_DESCRIPTION_NEWPWFILE=Path to a file \
|
containing the new password to provide for the target user
|
INFO_LDAPPWMOD_DESCRIPTION_CURRENTPW=Current password for \
|
the target user
|
INFO_LDAPPWMOD_DESCRIPTION_CURRENTPWFILE=Path to a file \
|
containing the current password for the target user
|
INFO_LDAPPWMOD_DESCRIPTION_USE_SSL=Use SSL to secure the communication \
|
with the Directory Server
|
INFO_LDAPPWMOD_DESCRIPTION_USE_STARTTLS=Use StartTLS to secure the \
|
communication with the Directory Server
|
INFO_LDAPPWMOD_DESCRIPTION_BLIND_TRUST=Blindly trust any SSL certificate \
|
presented by the server
|
INFO_LDAPPWMOD_DESCRIPTION_KEYSTORE=Path to the key store to use when \
|
establishing SSL/TLS communication with the server
|
INFO_LDAPPWMOD_DESCRIPTION_KEYSTORE_PINFILE=Path to a file containing \
|
the PIN needed to access the contents of the key store
|
INFO_LDAPPWMOD_DESCRIPTION_TRUSTSTORE=Path to the trust store to use \
|
when establishing SSL/TLS communication with the server
|
INFO_LDAPPWMOD_DESCRIPTION_TRUSTSTORE_PINFILE=Path to a file \
|
containing the PIN needed to access the contents of the trust store
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDAPPWMOD_CONFLICTING_ARGS=The %s and %s arguments may not be \
|
provided together
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDAPPWMOD_BIND_DN_AND_PW_MUST_BE_TOGETHER=If either a bind DN \
|
or bind password is provided, then the other must be given as well
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDAPPWMOD_ANON_REQUIRES_AUTHZID_AND_CURRENTPW=If a bind DN and \
|
password are not provided, then an authorization ID and current password must \
|
be given
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDAPPWMOD_DEPENDENT_ARGS=If the %s argument is provided, then \
|
the %s argument must also be given
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDAPPWMOD_ERROR_INITIALIZING_SSL=Unable to initialize SSL/TLS \
|
support: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDAPPWMOD_CANNOT_CONNECT=An error occurred while attempting to \
|
connect to the Directory Server: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDAPPWMOD_CANNOT_SEND_PWMOD_REQUEST=Unable to send the LDAP \
|
password modify request: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDAPPWMOD_CANNOT_READ_PWMOD_RESPONSE=Unable to read the LDAP \
|
password modify response: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDAPPWMOD_FAILED=The LDAP password modify operation failed: \
|
%d (%s)
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDAPPWMOD_FAILURE_ERROR_MESSAGE=Error Message: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDAPPWMOD_FAILURE_MATCHED_DN=Matched DN: %s
|
INFO_LDAPPWMOD_SUCCESSFUL=The LDAP password modify operation was \
|
successful
|
INFO_LDAPPWMOD_ADDITIONAL_INFO=Additional Info: %s
|
INFO_LDAPPWMOD_GENERATED_PASSWORD=Generated Password: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDAPPWMOD_UNRECOGNIZED_VALUE_TYPE=Unable to decode the \
|
password modify response value because it contained an invalid element type \
|
of %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDAPPWMOD_COULD_NOT_DECODE_RESPONSE_VALUE=Unable to decode the \
|
password modify response value: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_INSTALLDS_IMPORT_UNSUCCESSFUL=Import failed
|
INFO_COMPARE_CANNOT_BASE64_DECODE_ASSERTION_VALUE=The assertion value was \
|
indicated to be base64-encoded, but an error occurred while trying to decode \
|
the value
|
INFO_COMPARE_CANNOT_READ_ASSERTION_VALUE_FROM_FILE=Unable to read the \
|
assertion value from the specified file: %s
|
INFO_WAIT4DEL_DESCRIPTION_TARGET_FILE=Path to the file to \
|
watch for deletion
|
INFO_WAIT4DEL_DESCRIPTION_LOG_FILE=Path to a file \
|
containing log output to monitor
|
INFO_WAIT4DEL_DESCRIPTION_TIMEOUT=Maximum length of time in seconds \
|
to wait for the target file to be deleted before exiting
|
INFO_WAIT4DEL_DESCRIPTION_HELP=Displays this usage information
|
SEVERE_WARN_WAIT4DEL_CANNOT_OPEN_LOG_FILE=WARNING: Unable to open log \
|
file %s for reading: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDAPCOMPARE_NO_DNS=No entry DNs provided for the compare \
|
operation
|
INFO_BACKUPDB_TOOL_DESCRIPTION=This utility can be used to back up one or \
|
more Directory Server backends
|
INFO_CONFIGDS_TOOL_DESCRIPTION=This utility can be used to define a base \
|
configuration for the Directory Server
|
INFO_ENCPW_TOOL_DESCRIPTION=This utility can be used to encode user \
|
passwords with a specified storage scheme, or to determine whether a given \
|
clear-text value matches a provided encoded password
|
INFO_LDIFEXPORT_TOOL_DESCRIPTION=This utility can be used to export data \
|
from a Directory Server backend in LDIF form
|
INFO_LDIFIMPORT_TOOL_DESCRIPTION=This utility can be used to import LDIF \
|
data into a Directory Server backend
|
INFO_INSTALLDS_TOOL_DESCRIPTION=This utility can be used to setup the \
|
Directory Server
|
INFO_LDAPCOMPARE_TOOL_DESCRIPTION=This utility can be used to perform \
|
LDAP compare operations in the Directory Server
|
INFO_LDAPDELETE_TOOL_DESCRIPTION=This utility can be used to perform LDAP \
|
delete operations in the Directory Server
|
INFO_LDAPMODIFY_TOOL_DESCRIPTION=This utility can be used to perform LDAP \
|
modify, add, delete, and modify DN operations in the Directory Server
|
INFO_LDAPPWMOD_TOOL_DESCRIPTION=This utility can be used to perform LDAP \
|
password modify operations in the Directory Server
|
INFO_LDAPSEARCH_TOOL_DESCRIPTION=This utility can be used to perform LDAP \
|
search operations in the Directory Server
|
INFO_LDIFDIFF_TOOL_DESCRIPTION=This utility can be used to compare two \
|
LDIF files and report the differences in LDIF format
|
INFO_LDIFMODIFY_TOOL_DESCRIPTION=This utility can be used to apply a set \
|
of modify, add, and delete operations against data in an LDIF file
|
INFO_LDIFSEARCH_TOOL_DESCRIPTION=This utility can be used to perform \
|
search operations against data in an LDIF file
|
INFO_MAKELDIF_TOOL_DESCRIPTION=This utility can be used to generate LDIF \
|
data based on a definition in a template file
|
INFO_RESTOREDB_TOOL_DESCRIPTION=This utility can be used to restore a \
|
backup of a Directory Server backend
|
INFO_STOPDS_TOOL_DESCRIPTION=This utility can be used to request that the \
|
Directory Server stop running or perform a restart
|
INFO_VERIFYINDEX_TOOL_DESCRIPTION=This utility can be used to ensure that \
|
index data is consistent within a backend based on the Berkeley DB Java \
|
Edition
|
INFO_WAIT4DEL_TOOL_DESCRIPTION=This utility can be used to wait for a \
|
file to be removed from the filesystem
|
SEVERE_ERR_TOOL_CONFLICTING_ARGS=You may not provide both the --%s and \
|
the --%s arguments
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDAPCOMPARE_NO_ATTR=No attribute was specified to use as the \
|
target for the comparison
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDAPCOMPARE_INVALID_ATTR_STRING=Invalid attribute string '%s'. \
|
The attribute string must be in one of the following forms: \
|
'attribute:value', 'attribute::base64value', or 'attribute:<valueFilePath'
|
SEVERE_ERR_TOOL_INVALID_CONTROL_STRING=Invalid control specification '%s'
|
SEVERE_ERR_TOOL_SASLEXTERNAL_NEEDS_SSL_OR_TLS=SASL EXTERNAL \
|
authentication may only be requested if SSL or StartTLS is used
|
SEVERE_ERR_TOOL_SASLEXTERNAL_NEEDS_KEYSTORE=SASL EXTERNAL authentication \
|
may only be used if a client certificate key store is specified
|
INFO_LDAPSEARCH_PSEARCH_CHANGE_TYPE=# Persistent search change type: %s
|
INFO_LDAPSEARCH_PSEARCH_PREVIOUS_DN=# Persistent search previous entry \
|
DN: %s
|
INFO_LDAPSEARCH_ACCTUSABLE_HEADER=# Account Usability Response Control
|
INFO_LDAPSEARCH_ACCTUSABLE_IS_USABLE=# The account is usable
|
INFO_LDAPSEARCH_ACCTUSABLE_TIME_UNTIL_EXPIRATION=# Time until password \
|
expiration: %s
|
INFO_LDAPSEARCH_ACCTUSABLE_NOT_USABLE=# The account is not usable
|
INFO_LDAPSEARCH_ACCTUSABLE_ACCT_INACTIVE=# The account has been \
|
deactivated
|
INFO_LDAPSEARCH_ACCTUSABLE_PW_RESET=# The password has been reset
|
INFO_LDAPSEARCH_ACCTUSABLE_PW_EXPIRED=# The password has expired
|
INFO_LDAPSEARCH_ACCTUSABLE_REMAINING_GRACE=# Number of grace logins \
|
remaining: %d
|
INFO_LDAPSEARCH_ACCTUSABLE_LOCKED=# The account is locked
|
INFO_LDAPSEARCH_ACCTUSABLE_TIME_UNTIL_UNLOCK=# Time until the account \
|
is unlocked: %s
|
INFO_DESCRIPTION_KEYSTOREPASSWORD_FILE=Certificate key store PIN file
|
INFO_DESCRIPTION_TRUSTSTOREPASSWORD=Certificate trust store PIN
|
INFO_DESCRIPTION_TRUSTSTOREPASSWORD_FILE=Certificate trust store PIN file
|
INFO_LISTBACKENDS_TOOL_DESCRIPTION=This utility can be used to list the \
|
backends and base DNs configured in the Directory Server
|
INFO_LISTBACKENDS_DESCRIPTION_BACKEND_ID=Backend ID of the backend for \
|
which to list the base DNs
|
INFO_LISTBACKENDS_DESCRIPTION_BASE_DN=Base DN for which to list the \
|
backend ID
|
INFO_LISTBACKENDS_DESCRIPTION_HELP=Display this usage information
|
SEVERE_ERR_LISTBACKENDS_CANNOT_GET_BACKENDS=An error occurred while \
|
trying to read backend information from the server configuration: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_LISTBACKENDS_INVALID_DN=The provided base DN value '%s' could \
|
not be parsed as a valid DN: %s
|
INFO_LISTBACKENDS_NOT_BASE_DN=The provided DN '%s' is not a base DN for \
|
any backend configured in the Directory Server
|
INFO_LISTBACKENDS_NO_BACKEND_FOR_DN=The provided DN '%s' is not below any \
|
base DN for any of the backends configured in the Directory Server
|
INFO_LISTBACKENDS_DN_BELOW_BASE=The provided DN '%s' is below '%s' which \
|
is configured as a base DN for backend '%s'
|
INFO_LISTBACKENDS_BASE_FOR_ID=The provided DN '%s' is a base DN for \
|
backend '%s'
|
INFO_LISTBACKENDS_LABEL_BACKEND_ID=Backend ID
|
INFO_LISTBACKENDS_LABEL_BASE_DN=Base DN
|
SEVERE_ERR_LISTBACKENDS_NO_SUCH_BACKEND=There is no backend with ID '%s' \
|
in the server configuration
|
SEVERE_ERR_LISTBACKENDS_NO_VALID_BACKENDS=None of the provided backend \
|
IDs exist in the server configuration
|
SEVERE_ERR_ENCPW_INVALID_ENCODED_USERPW=The provided password is not a \
|
valid encoded user password value: %s
|
INFO_ENCPW_DESCRIPTION_USE_COMPARE_RESULT=Use the LDAP compare result as \
|
an exit code for the password comparison
|
INFO_DESCRIPTION_COUNT_ENTRIES=Count the number of entries returned by \
|
the server
|
INFO_LDAPSEARCH_MATCHING_ENTRY_COUNT=# Total number of matching entries: \
|
%d
|
INFO_INSTALLDS_DESCRIPTION_CLI=Use the command line install. \
|
If not specified the graphical interface will be launched. The rest of the \
|
options (excluding help and version) will only be taken into account if this \
|
option is specified
|
INFO_INSTALLDS_DESCRIPTION_SAMPLE_DATA=Specifies that the database should \
|
be populated with the specified number of sample entries
|
INFO_INSTALLDS_HEADER_POPULATE_TYPE=Options for populating the database:
|
INFO_INSTALLDS_POPULATE_OPTION_BASE_ONLY=Only create the base entry
|
INFO_INSTALLDS_POPULATE_OPTION_LEAVE_EMPTY=Leave the database empty
|
INFO_INSTALLDS_POPULATE_OPTION_IMPORT_LDIF=Import data from an LDIF file
|
INFO_INSTALLDS_POPULATE_OPTION_GENERATE_SAMPLE=Load \
|
automatically-generated sample data
|
INFO_INSTALLDS_PROMPT_POPULATE_CHOICE=Database population selection:
|
SEVERE_ERR_INSTALLDS_NO_SUCH_LDIF_FILE=ERROR: The specified LDIF file %s \
|
does not exist
|
INFO_INSTALLDS_PROMPT_NUM_ENTRIES=Please specify the number of user \
|
entries to generate:
|
SEVERE_ERR_INSTALLDS_CANNOT_CREATE_TEMPLATE_FILE=ERROR: Cannot create \
|
the template file for generating sample data: %s
|
INFO_LDAPPWMOD_DESCRIPTION_KEYSTORE_PIN=The PIN needed to access the \
|
contents of the key store
|
INFO_LDAPPWMOD_DESCRIPTION_TRUSTSTORE_PIN=The PIN needed to access the \
|
contents of the trust store
|
INFO_LDIFEXPORT_DESCRIPTION_EXCLUDE_OPERATIONAL=Exclude operational \
|
attributes from the LDIF export
|
INFO_LDAPPWMOD_PWPOLICY_WARNING=Password Policy Warning: %s = %d
|
INFO_LDAPPWMOD_PWPOLICY_ERROR=Password Policy Error: %s
|
MILD_ERR_LDAPPWMOD_CANNOT_DECODE_PWPOLICY_CONTROL=Unable to decode the \
|
password policy response control: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDAPAUTH_CONNECTION_CLOSED_WITHOUT_BIND_RESPONSE=The \
|
connection to the Directory Server was closed before the bind response could \
|
be read
|
INFO_DESCRIPTION_SIMPLE_PAGE_SIZE=Use the simple paged results control \
|
with the given page size
|
SEVERE_ERR_PAGED_RESULTS_REQUIRES_SINGLE_FILTER=The simple paged results \
|
control may only be used with a single search filter
|
SEVERE_ERR_PAGED_RESULTS_CANNOT_DECODE=Unable to decode the simple paged \
|
results control from the search response: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_PAGED_RESULTS_RESPONSE_NOT_FOUND=The simple paged results \
|
response control was not found in the search result done message from the \
|
server
|
INFO_LDIFDIFF_DESCRIPTION_SINGLE_VALUE_CHANGES=Each \
|
attribute-level change should be written as a separate modification per \
|
attribute value rather than one modification per entry
|
SEVERE_ERR_PROMPTTM_REJECTING_CLIENT_CERT=Rejecting client certificate \
|
chain because the prompt trust manager may only be used to trust server \
|
certificates
|
SEVERE_WARN_PROMPTTM_NO_SERVER_CERT_CHAIN=WARNING: The server did not \
|
present a certificate chain. Do you still wish to attempt connecting to the \
|
target server?
|
SEVERE_WARN_PROMPTTM_CERT_EXPIRED=WARNING: The server certificate is \
|
expired (expiration time: %s)
|
SEVERE_WARN_PROMPTTM_CERT_NOT_YET_VALID=WARNING: The server certificate \
|
will not be valid until %s
|
INFO_PROMPTTM_SERVER_CERT=The server is using the following certificate: \
|
\n Subject DN: %s\n Issuer DN: %s\n Validity: %s through %s\nDo \
|
you wish to trust this certificate and continue connecting to the server?
|
INFO_PROMPTTM_YESNO_PROMPT=Please enter "yes" or "no":
|
SEVERE_ERR_PROMPTTM_USER_REJECTED=The server certificate has been \
|
rejected by the user
|
INFO_STOPDS_SERVER_ALREADY_STOPPED=Server already stopped
|
INFO_STOPDS_GOING_TO_STOP=Stopping Server...\n
|
INFO_STOPDS_CHECK_STOPPABILITY=Used to determine whether the server can \
|
be stopped or not and the mode to be used to stop it
|
INFO_DESCRIPTION_CERT_NICKNAME=Nickname of certificate for SSL client \
|
authentication
|
INFO_CONFIGDS_DESCRIPTION_JMX_PORT=Port on which the \
|
Directory Server should listen for JMX communication
|
SEVERE_ERR_CONFIGDS_CANNOT_UPDATE_JMX_PORT=An error occurred while \
|
attempting to update the port on which to listen for JMX communication: %s
|
INFO_INSTALLDS_DESCRIPTION_JMXPORT=Port on which the \
|
Directory Server should listen for JMX communication
|
INFO_INSTALLDS_PROMPT_JMXPORT=On which port would you like the Directory \
|
Server to accept connections from JMX clients?
|
SEVERE_ERR_TOOL_RESULT_CODE=Result Code: %d (%s)
|
SEVERE_ERR_TOOL_ERROR_MESSAGE=Additional Information: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_TOOL_MATCHED_DN=Matched DN: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_WINDOWS_SERVICE_NOT_FOUND=Could not find the service name for \
|
the server
|
SEVERE_ERR_WINDOWS_SERVICE_START_ERROR=An unexpected error occurred \
|
starting the server as a windows service
|
SEVERE_ERR_WINDOWS_SERVICE_STOP_ERROR=An unexpected error occurred \
|
stopping the server windows service
|
INFO_CONFIGURE_WINDOWS_SERVICE_TOOL_DESCRIPTION=This utility can be used \
|
to configure the server as a Windows service
|
INFO_CONFIGURE_WINDOWS_SERVICE_DESCRIPTION_SHOWUSAGE=Display this usage \
|
information
|
INFO_CONFIGURE_WINDOWS_SERVICE_DESCRIPTION_ENABLE=Enables the server as a \
|
Windows service
|
INFO_CONFIGURE_WINDOWS_SERVICE_DESCRIPTION_DISABLE=Disables the server as \
|
a Windows service and stops the server
|
INFO_CONFIGURE_WINDOWS_SERVICE_DESCRIPTION_STATE=Provides information \
|
about the state of the server as a Windows service
|
SEVERE_ERR_CONFIGURE_WINDOWS_SERVICE_TOO_MANY_ARGS=You can only provide \
|
one of the following arguments:\nenableService, disableService, serviceState \
|
or cleanupService
|
SEVERE_ERR_CONFIGURE_WINDOWS_SERVICE_TOO_FEW_ARGS=You must provide at \
|
least one of the following arguments:\nenableService, disableService or \
|
serviceState or cleanupService
|
INFO_WINDOWS_SERVICE_NAME=OpenDS
|
INFO_WINDOWS_SERVICE_DESCRIPTION=Open source Next Generation Directory \
|
Server. Installation path: %s
|
INFO_WINDOWS_SERVICE_SUCCESSULLY_ENABLED=The server was successfully \
|
enabled to run as a Windows service
|
INFO_WINDOWS_SERVICE_ALREADY_ENABLED=The server was already enabled to run \
|
as a Windows service
|
SEVERE_ERR_WINDOWS_SERVICE_NAME_ALREADY_IN_USE=The server could not be \
|
enabled to run as a Windows service. The service name is already in use
|
SEVERE_ERR_WINDOWS_SERVICE_ENABLE_ERROR=An unexpected error occurred \
|
trying to enable the server as a Windows service.%nCheck that you have \
|
administrator rights (only Administrators can enable the server to run as a \
|
Windows Service)
|
INFO_WINDOWS_SERVICE_SUCCESSULLY_DISABLED=The server was successfully \
|
disabled as a Windows service
|
INFO_WINDOWS_SERVICE_ALREADY_DISABLED=The server was already disabled as a \
|
Windows service
|
SEVERE_WARN_WINDOWS_SERVICE_MARKED_FOR_DELETION=The server has been marked \
|
for deletion as a Windows Service
|
SEVERE_ERR_WINDOWS_SERVICE_DISABLE_ERROR=An unexpected error occurred \
|
trying to disable the server as a Windows service%nCheck that you have \
|
administrator rights (only Administrators can disable the server as a Windows \
|
Service)
|
INFO_WINDOWS_SERVICE_ENABLED=The server is enabled as a Windows service. \
|
The service name for the server is: %s
|
INFO_WINDOWS_SERVICE_DISABLED=The server is disabled as a Windows service
|
SEVERE_ERR_WINDOWS_SERVICE_STATE_ERROR=An unexpected error occurred \
|
trying to retrieve the state of the server as a Windows service
|
INFO_STOPDS_DESCRIPTION_WINDOWS_NET_STOP=Used by the window service code \
|
to inform that stop-ds is being called from the window services after a call \
|
to net stop
|
INFO_WAIT4DEL_DESCRIPTION_OUTPUT_FILE=Path to a file to \
|
which the command will write the output
|
SEVERE_WARN_WAIT4DEL_CANNOT_OPEN_OUTPUT_FILE=WARNING: Unable to open \
|
output file %s for writing: %s
|
INFO_INSTALLDS_ENABLING_WINDOWS_SERVICE=Enabling the server as a Windows \
|
service...
|
INFO_INSTALLDS_PROMPT_ENABLE_SERVICE=Enable the server to run as a Windows \
|
Service?
|
INFO_INSTALLDS_DESCRIPTION_ENABLE_WINDOWS_SERVICE=Enable the server to run \
|
as a Windows Service
|
INFO_CONFIGURE_WINDOWS_SERVICE_DESCRIPTION_CLEANUP=Allows to disable the \
|
server service and to clean up the windows registry information associated \
|
with the provided service name
|
INFO_WINDOWS_SERVICE_CLEANUP_SUCCESS=Clean up of service %s was \
|
successful
|
SEVERE_ERR_WINDOWS_SERVICE_CLEANUP_NOT_FOUND=Could not find the service \
|
with name %s
|
SEVERE_WARN_WINDOWS_SERVICE_CLEANUP_MARKED_FOR_DELETION=Service %s has \
|
been marked for deletion
|
SEVERE_ERR_WINDOWS_SERVICE_CLEANUP_ERROR=An unexpected error occurred \
|
cleaning up the service %s
|
INFO_REBUILDINDEX_TOOL_DESCRIPTION=This utility can be used to rebuild \
|
index data within a backend based on the Berkeley DB Java Edition
|
INFO_REBUILDINDEX_DESCRIPTION_BASE_DN=Base DN of a backend \
|
supporting indexing. Rebuild is performed on indexes within the scope of the \
|
given base DN
|
INFO_REBUILDINDEX_DESCRIPTION_INDEX_NAME=Names of index(es) \
|
to rebuild. For an attribute index this is simply an attribute name. At \
|
least one index must be specified for rebuild
|
SEVERE_ERR_REBUILDINDEX_ERROR_DURING_REBUILD=An error occurred while \
|
attempting to perform index rebuild: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_REBUILDINDEX_WRONG_BACKEND_TYPE=The backend does not support \
|
rebuilding of indexes
|
SEVERE_ERR_REBUILDINDEX_REQUIRES_AT_LEAST_ONE_INDEX=At least one index \
|
must be specified for the rebuild process
|
SEVERE_ERR_REBUILDINDEX_CANNOT_EXCLUSIVE_LOCK_BACKEND=An error occurred \
|
while attempting to acquire a exclusive lock for backend %s: %s. This \
|
generally means that some other process has an lock on this backend or the \
|
server is running with this backend online. The rebuild process cannot \
|
continue
|
SEVERE_WARN_REBUILDINDEX_CANNOT_UNLOCK_BACKEND=An error occurred while \
|
attempting to release the shared lock for backend %s: %s. This lock should \
|
automatically be cleared when the rebuild process exits, so no further action \
|
should be required
|
SEVERE_ERR_REBUILDINDEX_CANNOT_SHARED_LOCK_BACKEND=An error occurred \
|
while attempting to acquire a shared lock for backend %s: %s. This \
|
generally means that some other process has an exclusive lock on this backend \
|
(e.g., an LDIF import or a restore). The rebuild process cannot continue
|
INFO_CONFIGDS_DESCRIPTION_LDAPS_PORT=Port on which the \
|
Directory Server should listen for LDAPS communication
|
SEVERE_ERR_CONFIGDS_CANNOT_UPDATE_LDAPS_PORT=An error occurred while \
|
attempting to update the port on which to listen for LDAPS communication: %s
|
INFO_CONFIGDS_DESCRIPTION_ENABLE_START_TLS=Specifies whether to enable or \
|
not StartTLS
|
INFO_CONFIGDS_DESCRIPTION_KEYMANAGER_PROVIDER_DN=DN of the \
|
key manager provider to use for SSL and/or StartTLS
|
INFO_CONFIGDS_DESCRIPTION_TRUSTMANAGER_PROVIDER_DN=DN of \
|
the trust manager provider to use for SSL and/or StartTLS
|
SEVERE_ERR_CONFIGDS_CANNOT_PARSE_KEYMANAGER_PROVIDER_DN=An error occurred \
|
while attempting to parse key manager provider DN value "%s" as a DN: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_CONFIGDS_CANNOT_PARSE_TRUSTMANAGER_PROVIDER_DN=An error \
|
occurred while attempting to parse trust manager provider DN value "%s" as a \
|
DN: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_CONFIGDS_CANNOT_ENABLE_STARTTLS=An error occurred while \
|
attempting to enable StartTLS: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_CONFIGDS_CANNOT_ENABLE_KEYMANAGER=An error occurred while \
|
attempting to enable key manager provider entry: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_CONFIGDS_CANNOT_ENABLE_TRUSTMANAGER=An error occurred while \
|
attempting to enable trust manager provider entry: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_CONFIGDS_CANNOT_UPDATE_KEYMANAGER_REFERENCE=An error occurred \
|
while attempting to update the key manager provider DN used for LDAPS \
|
communication: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_CONFIGDS_CANNOT_UPDATE_TRUSTMANAGER_REFERENCE=An error \
|
occurred while attempting to update the trust manager provider DN used for \
|
LDAPS communication: %s
|
INFO_CONFIGDS_DESCRIPTION_KEYMANAGER_PATH=Path of the \
|
key store to be used by the key manager provider
|
INFO_CONFIGDS_DESCRIPTION_CERTNICKNAME=Nickname of the \
|
certificate that the connection handler should use when accepting SSL-based \
|
connections or performing StartTLS negotiation
|
SEVERE_ERR_CONFIGDS_KEYMANAGER_PROVIDER_DN_REQUIRED=ERROR: You must \
|
provide the %s argument when providing the %s argument
|
SEVERE_ERR_CONFIGDS_CANNOT_UPDATE_CERT_NICKNAME=An error occurred while \
|
attempting to update the nickname of the certificate that the connection \
|
handler should use when accepting SSL-based connections or performing \
|
StartTLS negotiation: %s
|
INFO_LDAPMODIFY_DESCRIPTION_FILENAME=LDIF file containing \
|
the changes to apply
|
MILD_ERR_MAKELDIF_TEMPLATE_INVALID_PARENT_TEMPLATE=The parent template %s \
|
referenced on line %d for template %s is invalid because the referenced \
|
parent template is not defined before the template that extends it
|
INFO_DESCRIPTION_SORT_ORDER=Sort the results using the provided sort \
|
order
|
MILD_ERR_LDAP_SORTCONTROL_INVALID_ORDER=The provided sort order was \
|
invalid: %s
|
INFO_DESCRIPTION_VLV=Use the virtual list view control to retrieve the \
|
specified results page
|
MILD_ERR_LDAPSEARCH_VLV_REQUIRES_SORT=If the --%s argument is provided, \
|
then the --%s argument must also be given
|
MILD_ERR_LDAPSEARCH_VLV_INVALID_DESCRIPTOR=The provided virtual list view \
|
descriptor was invalid. It must be a value in the form \
|
'beforeCount:afterCount:offset:contentCount' (where offset specifies the \
|
index of the target entry and contentCount specifies the estimated total \
|
number of results or zero if it is not known), or \
|
'beforeCount:afterCount:assertionValue' (where the entry should be the first \
|
entry whose primary sort value is greater than or equal to the provided \
|
assertionValue). In either case, beforeCount is the number of entries to \
|
return before the target value and afterCount is the number of entries to \
|
return after the target value
|
SEVERE_WARN_LDAPSEARCH_SORT_ERROR=# Server-side sort failed: %s
|
SEVERE_WARN_LDAPSEARCH_CANNOT_DECODE_SORT_RESPONSE=# Unable to decode the \
|
server-side sort response: %s
|
INFO_LDAPSEARCH_VLV_TARGET_OFFSET=# VLV Target Offset: %d
|
INFO_LDAPSEARCH_VLV_CONTENT_COUNT=# VLV Content Count: %d
|
SEVERE_WARN_LDAPSEARCH_VLV_ERROR=# Virtual list view processing failed: \
|
%s
|
SEVERE_WARN_LDAPSEARCH_CANNOT_DECODE_VLV_RESPONSE=# Unable to decode the \
|
virtual list view response: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDIFIMPORT_CANNOT_READ_FILE=The specified LDIF file %s cannot \
|
be read
|
INFO_DESCRIPTION_EFFECTIVERIGHTS_USER=Use geteffectiverights control with \
|
the provided authzid
|
INFO_DESCRIPTION_EFFECTIVERIGHTS_ATTR=Specifies geteffectiverights \
|
control specific attribute list
|
MILD_ERR_EFFECTIVERIGHTS_INVALID_AUTHZID=The authorization ID "%s" \
|
contained in the geteffectiverights control is invalid because it does not \
|
start with "dn:" to indicate a user DN
|
INFO_DESCRIPTION_PRODUCT_VERSION=Display Directory Server version \
|
information
|
INFO_DESCRIPTION_QUIET=Use quiet mode
|
INFO_DESCRIPTION_SCRIPT_FRIENDLY=Use script-friendly mode
|
INFO_DESCRIPTION_NO_PROMPT=Use non-interactive mode. If data in \
|
the command is missing, the user is not prompted and the tool will fail
|
INFO_PWPSTATE_TOOL_DESCRIPTION=This utility can be used to retrieve and \
|
manipulate the values of password policy state variables
|
INFO_PWPSTATE_DESCRIPTION_HOST=Directory server hostname or IP address
|
INFO_PWPSTATE_DESCRIPTION_PORT=Directory server administration port number
|
INFO_PWPSTATE_DESCRIPTION_USESSL=Use SSL for secure communication with \
|
the server
|
INFO_PWPSTATE_DESCRIPTION_USESTARTTLS=Use StartTLS to secure \
|
communication with the server
|
INFO_PWPSTATE_DESCRIPTION_BINDDN=The DN to use to bind to the server
|
INFO_PWPSTATE_DESCRIPTION_BINDPW=The password to use to bind to the \
|
server
|
INFO_PWPSTATE_DESCRIPTION_BINDPWFILE=The path to the file containing the \
|
bind password
|
INFO_PWPSTATE_DESCRIPTION_TARGETDN=The DN of the user entry for which to \
|
get and set password policy state information
|
INFO_PWPSTATE_DESCRIPTION_SASLOPTIONS=SASL bind options
|
INFO_PWPSTATE_DESCRIPTION_TRUST_ALL=Trust all server SSL certificates
|
INFO_PWPSTATE_DESCRIPTION_KSFILE=Certificate key store path
|
INFO_PWPSTATE_DESCRIPTION_KSPW=Certificate key store PIN
|
INFO_PWPSTATE_DESCRIPTION_KSPWFILE=Certificate key store PIN file
|
INFO_PWPSTATE_DESCRIPTION_TSFILE=Certificate trust store path
|
INFO_PWPSTATE_DESCRIPTION_TSPW=Certificate trust store PIN
|
INFO_PWPSTATE_DESCRIPTION_TSPWFILE=Certificate trust store PIN file
|
INFO_PWPSTATE_DESCRIPTION_SHOWUSAGE=Display this usage information
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INFO_DESCRIPTION_PWPSTATE_GET_ALL=Display all password policy state \
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information for the user
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INFO_DESCRIPTION_PWPSTATE_GET_PASSWORD_POLICY_DN=Display the DN of the \
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password policy for the user
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INFO_DESCRIPTION_PWPSTATE_GET_ACCOUNT_DISABLED_STATE=Display information \
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about whether the user account has been administratively disabled
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INFO_DESCRIPTION_PWPSTATE_SET_ACCOUNT_DISABLED_STATE=Specify whether the \
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user account has been administratively disabled
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INFO_DESCRIPTION_OPERATION_BOOLEAN_VALUE='true' to indicate that the \
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account is disabled, or 'false' to indicate that it is not disabled
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INFO_DESCRIPTION_PWPSTATE_CLEAR_ACCOUNT_DISABLED_STATE=Clear account \
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disabled state information from the user account
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INFO_DESCRIPTION_PWPSTATE_GET_ACCOUNT_EXPIRATION_TIME=Display when the \
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user account will expire
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INFO_DESCRIPTION_PWPSTATE_SET_ACCOUNT_EXPIRATION_TIME=Specify when the \
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user account will expire
|
INFO_DESCRIPTION_OPERATION_TIME_VALUE=A timestamp value using the \
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generalized time syntax
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INFO_DESCRIPTION_PWPSTATE_CLEAR_ACCOUNT_EXPIRATION_TIME=Clear account \
|
expiration time information from the user account
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INFO_DESCRIPTION_PWPSTATE_GET_SECONDS_UNTIL_ACCOUNT_EXPIRATION=Display \
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the length of time in seconds until the user account expires
|
INFO_DESCRIPTION_PWPSTATE_GET_PASSWORD_CHANGED_TIME=Display the time \
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that the user's password was last changed
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INFO_DESCRIPTION_PWPSTATE_SET_PASSWORD_CHANGED_TIME=Specify the time \
|
that the user's password was last changed. This should be used only for \
|
testing purposes
|
INFO_DESCRIPTION_PWPSTATE_CLEAR_PASSWORD_CHANGED_TIME=Clear information \
|
about the time that the user's password was last changed. This should be \
|
used only for testing purposes
|
INFO_DESCRIPTION_PWPSTATE_GET_PASSWORD_EXPIRATION_WARNED_TIME=Display \
|
the time that the user first received an expiration warning notice
|
INFO_DESCRIPTION_PWPSTATE_SET_PASSWORD_EXPIRATION_WARNED_TIME=Specify \
|
the time that the user first received an expiration warning notice. This \
|
should be used only for testing purposes
|
INFO_DESCRIPTION_PWPSTATE_CLEAR_PASSWORD_EXPIRATION_WARNED_TIME=Clear \
|
information about the time that the user first received an expiration warning \
|
notice. This should be used only for testing purposes
|
INFO_DESCRIPTION_PWPSTATE_GET_SECONDS_UNTIL_PASSWORD_EXP=Display length \
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of time in seconds until the user's password expires
|
INFO_DESCRIPTION_PWPSTATE_GET_SECONDS_UNTIL_PASSWORD_EXP_WARNING=Display \
|
the length of time in seconds until the user should start receiving password \
|
expiration warning notices
|
INFO_DESCRIPTION_PWPSTATE_GET_AUTH_FAILURE_TIMES=Display the \
|
authentication failure times for the user
|
INFO_DESCRIPTION_PWPSTATE_ADD_AUTH_FAILURE_TIME=Add an authentication \
|
failure time to the user account. This should be used only for testing \
|
purposes
|
INFO_DESCRIPTION_PWPSTATE_SET_AUTH_FAILURE_TIMES=Specify the \
|
authentication failure times for the user. This should be used only for \
|
testing purposes
|
INFO_DESCRIPTION_OPERATION_TIME_VALUES=A timestamp value using the \
|
generalized time syntax. Multiple timestamp values may be given by providing \
|
this argument multiple times
|
INFO_DESCRIPTION_PWPSTATE_CLEAR_AUTH_FAILURE_TIMES=Clear authentication \
|
failure time information from the user's account. This should be used only \
|
for testing purposes
|
INFO_DESCRIPTION_PWPSTATE_GET_SECONDS_UNTIL_AUTH_FAILURE_UNLOCK=Display \
|
the length of time in seconds until the authentication failure lockout \
|
expires
|
INFO_DESCRIPTION_PWPSTATE_GET_REMAINING_AUTH_FAILURE_COUNT=Display the \
|
number of remaining authentication failures until the user's account is \
|
locked
|
INFO_DESCRIPTION_PWPSTATE_GET_LAST_LOGIN_TIME=Display the time that the \
|
user last authenticated to the server
|
INFO_DESCRIPTION_PWPSTATE_SET_LAST_LOGIN_TIME=Specify the time that the \
|
user last authenticated to the server. This should be used only for testing \
|
purposes
|
INFO_DESCRIPTION_PWPSTATE_CLEAR_LAST_LOGIN_TIME=Clear the time that the \
|
user last authenticated to the server. This should be used only for testing \
|
purposes
|
INFO_DESCRIPTION_PWPSTATE_GET_SECONDS_UNTIL_IDLE_LOCKOUT=Display the \
|
length of time in seconds until user's account is locked because it has \
|
remained idle for too long
|
INFO_DESCRIPTION_PWPSTATE_GET_PASSWORD_RESET_STATE=Display information \
|
about whether the user will be required to change his or her password on the \
|
next successful authentication
|
INFO_DESCRIPTION_PWPSTATE_SET_PASSWORD_RESET_STATE=Specify whether the \
|
user will be required to change his or her password on the next successful \
|
authentication. This should be used only for testing purposes
|
INFO_DESCRIPTION_PWPSTATE_CLEAR_PASSWORD_RESET_STATE=Clear information \
|
about whether the user will be required to change his or her password on the \
|
next successful authentication. This should be used only for testing \
|
purposes
|
INFO_DESCRIPTION_PWPSTATE_GET_SECONDS_UNTIL_RESET_LOCKOUT=Display the \
|
length of time in seconds until user's account is locked because the user \
|
failed to change the password in a timely manner after an administrative \
|
reset
|
INFO_DESCRIPTION_PWPSTATE_GET_GRACE_LOGIN_USE_TIMES=Display the grace \
|
login use times for the user
|
INFO_DESCRIPTION_PWPSTATE_ADD_GRACE_LOGIN_USE_TIME=Add a grace login use \
|
time to the user account. This should be used only for testing purposes
|
INFO_DESCRIPTION_PWPSTATE_SET_GRACE_LOGIN_USE_TIMES=Specify the grace \
|
login use times for the user. This should be used only for testing purposes
|
INFO_DESCRIPTION_PWPSTATE_CLEAR_GRACE_LOGIN_USE_TIMES=Clear the set of \
|
grace login use times for the user. This should be used only for testing \
|
purposes
|
INFO_DESCRIPTION_PWPSTATE_GET_REMAINING_GRACE_LOGIN_COUNT=Display the \
|
number of grace logins remaining for the user
|
INFO_DESCRIPTION_PWPSTATE_GET_PW_CHANGED_BY_REQUIRED_TIME=Display the \
|
required password change time with which the user last complied
|
INFO_DESCRIPTION_PWPSTATE_SET_PW_CHANGED_BY_REQUIRED_TIME=Specify the \
|
required password change time with which the user last complied. This should \
|
be used only for testing purposes
|
INFO_DESCRIPTION_PWPSTATE_CLEAR_PW_CHANGED_BY_REQUIRED_TIME=Clear \
|
information about the required password change time with which the user last \
|
complied. This should be used only for testing purposes
|
INFO_DESCRIPTION_PWPSTATE_GET_SECONDS_UNTIL_REQUIRED_CHANGE_TIME=Display \
|
the length of time in seconds that the user has remaining to change his or \
|
her password before the account becomes locked due to the required change \
|
time
|
SEVERE_ERR_PWPSTATE_NO_SUBCOMMAND=No subcommand was provided to indicate \
|
which password policy state operation should be performed
|
SEVERE_ERR_PWPSTATE_INVALID_BOOLEAN_VALUE=The provided value '%s' was \
|
invalid for the requested operation. A Boolean value of either 'true' or \
|
'false' was expected
|
SEVERE_ERR_PWPSTATE_NO_BOOLEAN_VALUE=No value was specified, but the \
|
requested operation requires a Boolean value of either 'true' or 'false'
|
SEVERE_ERR_PWPSTATE_INVALID_SUBCOMMAND=Unrecognized subcommand '%s'
|
SEVERE_ERR_PWPSTATE_CANNOT_SEND_REQUEST_EXTOP=An error occurred while \
|
attempting to send the request to the server: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_PWPSTATE_CONNECTION_CLOSED_READING_RESPONSE=The Directory \
|
Server closed the connection before the response could be read
|
SEVERE_ERR_PWPSTATE_REQUEST_FAILED=The server was unable to process the \
|
request: result code %d (%s), error message '%s'
|
SEVERE_ERR_PWPSTATE_CANNOT_DECODE_RESPONSE_MESSAGE=The server was unable \
|
to decode the response message from the server: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_PWPSTATE_CANNOT_DECODE_RESPONSE_OP=Unable to decode \
|
information about an operation contained in the response: %s
|
INFO_PWPSTATE_LABEL_PASSWORD_POLICY_DN=Password Policy DN
|
INFO_PWPSTATE_LABEL_ACCOUNT_DISABLED_STATE=Account Is Disabled
|
INFO_PWPSTATE_LABEL_ACCOUNT_EXPIRATION_TIME=Account Expiration Time
|
INFO_PWPSTATE_LABEL_SECONDS_UNTIL_ACCOUNT_EXPIRATION=Seconds Until \
|
Account Expiration
|
INFO_PWPSTATE_LABEL_PASSWORD_CHANGED_TIME=Password Changed Time
|
INFO_PWPSTATE_LABEL_PASSWORD_EXPIRATION_WARNED_TIME=Password Expiration \
|
Warned Time
|
INFO_PWPSTATE_LABEL_SECONDS_UNTIL_PASSWORD_EXPIRATION=Seconds Until \
|
Password Expiration
|
INFO_PWPSTATE_LABEL_SECONDS_UNTIL_PASSWORD_EXPIRATION_WARNING=Seconds \
|
Until Password Expiration Warning
|
INFO_PWPSTATE_LABEL_AUTH_FAILURE_TIMES=Authentication Failure Times
|
INFO_PWPSTATE_LABEL_SECONDS_UNTIL_AUTH_FAILURE_UNLOCK=Seconds Until \
|
Authentication Failure Unlock
|
INFO_PWPSTATE_LABEL_REMAINING_AUTH_FAILURE_COUNT=Remaining \
|
Authentication Failure Count
|
INFO_PWPSTATE_LABEL_LAST_LOGIN_TIME=Last Login Time
|
INFO_PWPSTATE_LABEL_SECONDS_UNTIL_IDLE_LOCKOUT=Seconds Until Idle \
|
Account Lockout
|
INFO_PWPSTATE_LABEL_PASSWORD_RESET_STATE=Password Is Reset
|
INFO_PWPSTATE_LABEL_SECONDS_UNTIL_PASSWORD_RESET_LOCKOUT=Seconds Until \
|
Password Reset Lockout
|
INFO_PWPSTATE_LABEL_GRACE_LOGIN_USE_TIMES=Grace Login Use Times
|
INFO_PWPSTATE_LABEL_REMAINING_GRACE_LOGIN_COUNT=Remaining Grace Login \
|
Count
|
INFO_PWPSTATE_LABEL_PASSWORD_CHANGED_BY_REQUIRED_TIME=Password Changed \
|
by Required Time
|
INFO_PWPSTATE_LABEL_SECONDS_UNTIL_REQUIRED_CHANGE_TIME=Seconds Until \
|
Required Change Time
|
SEVERE_ERR_PWPSTATE_INVALID_RESPONSE_OP_TYPE=Unrecognized or invalid \
|
operation type: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_PWPSTATE_MUTUALLY_EXCLUSIVE_ARGUMENTS=ERROR: You may not \
|
provide both the %s and the %s arguments
|
SEVERE_ERR_PWPSTATE_CANNOT_INITIALIZE_SSL=ERROR: Unable to perform SSL \
|
initialization: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_PWPSTATE_CANNOT_PARSE_SASL_OPTION=ERROR: The provided SASL \
|
option string "%s" could not be parsed in the form "name=value"
|
SEVERE_ERR_PWPSTATE_NO_SASL_MECHANISM=ERROR: One or more SASL options \
|
were provided, but none of them were the "mech" option to specify which SASL \
|
mechanism should be used
|
SEVERE_ERR_PWPSTATE_CANNOT_DETERMINE_PORT=ERROR: Cannot parse the value \
|
of the %s argument as an integer value between 1 and 65535: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_PWPSTATE_CANNOT_CONNECT=ERROR: Cannot establish a connection to \
|
the Directory Server %s. Verify that the server is running and that \
|
the provided credentials are valid. Details: %s
|
INFO_UPGRADE_DESCRIPTION_FILE=Specifies an existing server package \
|
(.zip) file to which the current build will be upgraded using the command \
|
line version of this tool
|
INFO_UPGRADE_DESCRIPTION_NO_PROMPT=Use non-interactive mode. Prompt for \
|
any required information rather than fail
|
INFO_UPGRADE_DESCRIPTION_SILENT=Perform a quiet upgrade or reversion
|
INFO_LDIFIMPORT_DESCRIPTION_COUNT_REJECTS=Count the number of entries \
|
rejected by the server and return that value as the exit code (values > 255 \
|
will be reduced to 255 due to exit code restrictions)
|
INFO_LDIFIMPORT_DESCRIPTION_SKIP_FILE=Write skipped entries to the \
|
specified file
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDIFIMPORT_CANNOT_OPEN_SKIP_FILE=An error occurred while \
|
trying to open the skip file %s for writing: %s
|
INFO_VERIFYINDEX_DESCRIPTION_COUNT_ERRORS=Count the number of errors \
|
found during the verification and return that value as the exit code (values \
|
> 255 will be reduced to 255 due to exit code restrictions)
|
INFO_PWPSTATE_LABEL_PASSWORD_HISTORY=Password History
|
INFO_DESCRIPTION_PWPSTATE_GET_PASSWORD_HISTORY=Display password history \
|
state values for the user
|
INFO_DESCRIPTION_PWPSTATE_CLEAR_PASSWORD_HISTORY=Clear password history \
|
state values for the user. This should be used only for testing purposes
|
SEVERE_ERR_CONFIGDS_PORT_ALREADY_SPECIFIED=ERROR: You have specified \
|
the value %s for different ports
|
SEVERE_ERR_CLI_ERROR_PROPERTY_UNRECOGNIZED=The property "%s" is not a \
|
recognized property
|
SEVERE_ERR_CLI_ERROR_MISSING_PROPERTY=The mandatory property "%s" is \
|
missing
|
SEVERE_ERR_CLI_ERROR_INVALID_PROPERTY_VALUE=The value "%s" specified for \
|
the property "%s" is invalid
|
INFO_CLI_HEADING_PROPERTY_DEFAULT_VALUE=Default value
|
INFO_REVERT_DESCRIPTION_DIRECTORY=Directory where reversion files are \
|
stored. This should be one of the child directories of the 'history' \
|
directory that is created when the upgrade tool is run
|
INFO_REVERT_DESCRIPTION_RECENT=The installation will be \
|
reverted to the state before the most recent upgrade
|
INFO_REVERT_DESCRIPTION_INTERACTIVE=Prompt for any required information \
|
rather than fail
|
INFO_REVERT_DESCRIPTION_SILENT=Perform a quiet reversion
|
INFO_LDIFIMPORT_DESCRIPTION_CLEAR_BACKEND=Remove all entries for all \
|
base DNs in the backend before importing
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDIFIMPORT_MISSING_BACKEND_ARGUMENT=Neither the %s or the %s \
|
argument was provided. One of these arguments must be given to specify the \
|
backend for the LDIF data to be imported to
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDIFIMPORT_MISSING_CLEAR_BACKEND=Importing to a backend \
|
without the append argument will remove all entries for all base DNs (%s) in \
|
the backend. The %s argument must be given to continue with import
|
MILD_ERR_MAKELDIF_TAG_LIST_NO_ARGUMENTS=The list tag on line %d of the \
|
template file does not contain any arguments to specify the list values. At \
|
least one list value must be provided
|
MILD_WARN_MAKELDIF_TAG_LIST_INVALID_WEIGHT=The list tag on line %d of \
|
the template file contains item '%s' that includes a semicolon but that \
|
semicolon is not followed by an integer. The semicolon will be assumed to be \
|
part of the value and not a delimiter to separate the value from its relative \
|
weight
|
FATAL_ERR_INITIALIZE_SERVER_ROOT=An unexpected error occurred \
|
attempting to set the server's root directory to %s: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDAP_CONN_MUTUALLY_EXCLUSIVE_ARGUMENTS=ERROR: You may not \
|
provide both the %s and the %s arguments
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDAP_CONN_CANNOT_INITIALIZE_SSL=ERROR: Unable to perform SSL \
|
initialization: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDAP_CONN_CANNOT_PARSE_SASL_OPTION=ERROR: The provided SASL \
|
option string "%s" could not be parsed in the form "name=value"
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDAP_CONN_NO_SASL_MECHANISM=ERROR: One or more SASL options \
|
were provided, but none of them were the "mech" option to specify which SASL \
|
mechanism should be used
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDAP_CONN_CANNOT_DETERMINE_PORT=ERROR: Cannot parse the value \
|
of the %s argument as an integer value between 1 and 65535: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDAP_CONN_CANNOT_CONNECT=ERROR: Cannot establish a connection \
|
to the Directory Server %s. Verify that the server is running and that \
|
the provided credentials are valid. Details: %s
|
INFO_LDAP_CONN_DESCRIPTION_HOST=Directory server hostname or IP address
|
INFO_LDAP_CONN_DESCRIPTION_PORT=Directory server port number
|
INFO_LDAP_CONN_DESCRIPTION_USESSL=Use SSL for secure communication with \
|
the server
|
INFO_LDAP_CONN_DESCRIPTION_USESTARTTLS=Use StartTLS for secure \
|
communication with the server
|
INFO_LDAP_CONN_DESCRIPTION_BINDDN=DN to use to bind to the server
|
INFO_LDAP_CONN_DESCRIPTION_BINDPW=Password to use to bind to the server
|
INFO_LDAP_CONN_DESCRIPTION_BINDPWFILE=Bind password file
|
INFO_LDAP_CONN_DESCRIPTION_SASLOPTIONS=SASL bind options
|
INFO_LDAP_CONN_DESCRIPTION_TRUST_ALL=Trust all server SSL certificates
|
INFO_LDAP_CONN_DESCRIPTION_KSFILE=Certificate key store path
|
INFO_LDAP_CONN_DESCRIPTION_KSPW=Certificate key store PIN
|
INFO_LDAP_CONN_DESCRIPTION_KSPWFILE=Certificate key store PIN file
|
INFO_LDAP_CONN_DESCRIPTION_TSFILE=Certificate trust store path
|
INFO_LDAP_CONN_DESCRIPTION_TSPW=Certificate trust store PIN
|
INFO_LDAP_CONN_DESCRIPTION_TSPWFILE=Certificate trust store PIN file
|
SEVERE_ERR_TASK_CLIENT_UNEXPECTED_CONNECTION_CLOSURE=NOTICE: The \
|
connection to the Directory Server was closed while waiting for a response to \
|
the shutdown request. This likely means that the server has started the \
|
shutdown process
|
SEVERE_ERR_TASK_TOOL_IO_ERROR=ERROR: An I/O error occurred while \
|
attempting to communicate with the Directory Server: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_TASK_TOOL_DECODE_ERROR=ERROR: An error occurred while \
|
trying to decode the response from the server: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_TASK_CLIENT_INVALID_RESPONSE_TYPE=ERROR: Expected an add \
|
response message but got a %s message instead
|
INFO_TASK_TOOL_TASK_SCHEDULED_NOW=%s task %s scheduled to start \
|
immediately
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDAP_CONN_INCOMPATIBLE_ARGS=ERROR: argument %s is \
|
incompatible with use of this tool to interact with the directory as a client
|
SEVERE_ERR_CREATERC_ONLY_RUNS_ON_UNIX=This tool may only be used on \
|
UNIX-based systems
|
INFO_CREATERC_TOOL_DESCRIPTION=Create an RC script that may be used to \
|
start, stop, and restart the Directory Server on UNIX-based systems
|
INFO_CREATERC_OUTFILE_DESCRIPTION=The path to the output file to create
|
SEVERE_ERR_CREATERC_UNABLE_TO_DETERMINE_SERVER_ROOT=Unable to determine \
|
the path to the server root directory. Please ensure that the %s system \
|
property or the %s environment variable is set to the path of the server \
|
root directory
|
SEVERE_ERR_CREATERC_CANNOT_WRITE=An error occurred while attempting to \
|
generate the RC script: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_DSCFG_ERROR_QUIET_AND_INTERACTIVE_INCOMPATIBLE=If you specify \
|
the {%s} argument you must also specify {%s}
|
INFO_DESCRIPTION_DBTEST_TOOL=This utility can be used to debug the JE \
|
database
|
INFO_DESCRIPTION_DBTEST_SUBCMD_LIST_ROOT_CONTAINERS=List the root \
|
containers used by all JE backends
|
INFO_DESCRIPTION_DBTEST_SUBCMD_LIST_ENTRY_CONTAINERS=List the entry \
|
containers for a root container
|
INFO_DESCRIPTION_DBTEST_SUBCMD_DUMP_DATABASE_CONTAINER=Dump records from \
|
a database container
|
INFO_DESCRIPTION_DBTEST_BACKEND_ID=The backend ID of the JE backend to \
|
debug
|
INFO_DESCRIPTION_DBTEST_BASE_DN=The base DN of the entry container to debug
|
INFO_DESCRIPTION_DBTEST_DATABASE_NAME=The name of the database container \
|
to debug
|
INFO_DESCRIPTION_DBTEST_SKIP_DECODE=Do not try to decode the JE data to \
|
their appropriate types
|
MILD_ERR_DBTEST_DECODE_FAIL=An error occurred while decoding data: %s
|
INFO_DESCRIPTION_DBTEST_SUBCMD_LIST_INDEX_STATUS=List the status of \
|
indexes in an entry container
|
INFO_DESCRIPTION_DBTEST_MAX_KEY_VALUE=Only show records with keys that \
|
should be ordered before the provided value using the comparator for the \
|
database container
|
INFO_DESCRIPTION_DBTEST_MIN_KEY_VALUE=Only show records with keys that \
|
should be ordered after the provided value using the comparator for the \
|
database container
|
INFO_DESCRIPTION_DBTEST_MAX_DATA_SIZE=Only show records whose data is no \
|
larger than the provided value
|
INFO_DESCRIPTION_DBTEST_MIN_DATA_SIZE=Only show records whose data is no \
|
smaller than the provided value
|
INFO_DESCRIPTION_DBTEST_SUBCMD_LIST_DATABASE_CONTAINERS=List the database \
|
containers for an entry container
|
INFO_LABEL_DBTEST_BACKEND_ID=Backend ID
|
INFO_LABEL_DBTEST_DB_DIRECTORY=Database Directory
|
INFO_LABEL_DBTEST_BASE_DN=Base DN
|
INFO_LABEL_DBTEST_JE_DATABASE_PREFIX=JE Database Prefix
|
INFO_LABEL_DBTEST_ENTRY_COUNT=Entry Count
|
SEVERE_ERR_DBTEST_NO_BACKENDS_FOR_ID=None of the Directory Server \
|
backends are configured with the requested backend ID %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_DBTEST_NO_ENTRY_CONTAINERS_FOR_BASE_DN=None of the entry \
|
containers are configured with the requested base DN %s in backend %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_DBTEST_NO_DATABASE_CONTAINERS_FOR_NAME=No database container \
|
exists with the requested name %s in entry container %s and backend %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_DBTEST_ERROR_INITIALIZING_BACKEND=An unexpected error occurred \
|
while attempting to initialize the JE backend %s: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_DBTEST_ERROR_READING_DATABASE=An unexpected error occurred \
|
while attempting to read and/or decode records from the database: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_DBTEST_DECODE_BASE_DN=Unable to decode base DN string "%s" as \
|
a valid distinguished name: %s
|
INFO_LABEL_DBTEST_DATABASE_NAME=Database Name
|
INFO_LABEL_DBTEST_DATABASE_TYPE=Database Type
|
INFO_LABEL_DBTEST_JE_DATABASE_NAME=JE Database Name
|
INFO_LABEL_DBTEST_JE_RECORD_COUNT=Record Count
|
INFO_LABEL_DBTEST_INDEX_NAME=Index Name
|
INFO_LABEL_DBTEST_INDEX_TYPE=Index Type
|
INFO_LABEL_DBTEST_INDEX_STATUS=Index Status
|
INFO_LABEL_DBTEST_KEY=Key
|
INFO_LABEL_DBTEST_DATA=Data
|
SEVERE_WARN_DBTEST_CANNOT_UNLOCK_BACKEND=An error occurred while \
|
attempting to release the shared lock for backend %s: %s. This lock should \
|
automatically be cleared when the process exits, so no further action \
|
should be required
|
SEVERE_ERR_DBTEST_CANNOT_LOCK_BACKEND=An error occurred while \
|
attempting to acquire a shared lock for backend %s: %s. This generally \
|
means that some other process has exclusive access to this backend (e.g., a \
|
restore or an LDIF import)
|
SEVERE_ERR_DBTEST_CANNOT_DECODE_KEY=An error occurred while decoding the \
|
min/max key value %s: %s. Values prefixed with "0x" will be decoded as raw \
|
bytes in hex. When dumping the DN2ID database, the value must be a valid \
|
distinguished name. When dumping the ID2Entry database, the value will be \
|
decoded as a entry ID. When dumping all other databases, the value will be \
|
decoded as a string
|
INFO_LABEL_DBTEST_ENTRY=Entry
|
INFO_LABEL_DBTEST_ENTRY_ID=Entry ID
|
INFO_LABEL_DBTEST_ENTRY_DN=Entry DN
|
INFO_LABEL_DBTEST_URI=URI
|
INFO_LABEL_DBTEST_INDEX_VALUE=Indexed Value
|
INFO_LABEL_DBTEST_INDEX_ENTRY_ID_LIST=Entry ID List
|
INFO_LABEL_DBTEST_VLV_INDEX_LAST_SORT_KEYS=Last Sort Keys
|
SEVERE_ERR_DBTEST_CANNOT_DECODE_SIZE=An error occurred while parsing the \
|
min/max data size %s as a integer: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_CONFIGDS_CANNOT_ENABLE_ADS_TRUST_STORE=An error occurred while \
|
attempting to enable the ADS trust store: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_DBTEST_MISSING_SUBCOMMAND=A sub-command must be specified
|
INFO_CREATERC_USER_DESCRIPTION=The name of the user account under which \
|
the server should run
|
INFO_CREATERC_JAVA_HOME_DESCRIPTION=The path to the Java installation \
|
that should be used to run the server
|
INFO_CREATERC_JAVA_ARGS_DESCRIPTION=A set of arguments that should be \
|
passed to the JVM when running the server
|
SEVERE_ERR_CREATERC_JAVA_HOME_DOESNT_EXIST=The directory %s specified \
|
as the OPENDS_JAVA_HOME path does not exist or is not a directory
|
INFO_INSTALLDS_STATUS_COMMAND_LINE=To see basic server configuration \
|
status and configuration you can launch %s
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INFO_INSTALLDS_PROMPT_ENABLE_SSL=Do you want to enable SSL?
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INFO_INSTALLDS_PROMPT_LDAPSPORT=On which port would you like the \
|
Directory Server to accept connections from LDAPS clients?
|
INFO_INSTALLDS_ENABLE_STARTTLS=Do you want to enable Start TLS?
|
INFO_INSTALLDS_PROMPT_JKS_PATH=Java Key Store (JKS) path:
|
INFO_INSTALLDS_PROMPT_PKCS12_PATH=PKCS#12 key Store path:
|
INFO_INSTALLDS_PROMPT_KEYSTORE_PASSWORD=Key store PIN:
|
INFO_INSTALLDS_PROMPT_CERTNICKNAME=Use nickname %s?
|
INFO_INSTALLDS_HEADER_CERT_TYPE=Certificate server options:
|
INFO_INSTALLDS_CERT_OPTION_SELF_SIGNED=Generate self-signed certificate \
|
(recommended for testing purposes only)
|
INFO_INSTALLDS_CERT_OPTION_JKS=Use an existing certificate located on a \
|
Java Key Store (JKS)
|
INFO_INSTALLDS_CERT_OPTION_PKCS12=Use an existing certificate located on \
|
a PKCS#12 key store
|
INFO_INSTALLDS_CERT_OPTION_PKCS11=Use an existing certificate on a \
|
PKCS#11 token
|
INFO_INSTALLDS_PROMPT_CERT_TYPE_CHOICE=Certificate type selection:
|
INFO_INSTALLDS_PROMPT_START_SERVER=Do you want to start the server when \
|
the configuration is completed?
|
SEVERE_ERR_INSTALLDS_CERTNICKNAME_NOT_FOUND=The provided certificate \
|
nickname could not be found. The key store contains the following \
|
certificate nicknames: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_INSTALLDS_MUST_PROVIDE_CERTNICKNAME=The key store contains the \
|
following certificate nicknames: %s.%nYou have to provide the nickname of the \
|
certificate you want to use
|
INFO_INSTALLDS_DESCRIPTION_DO_NOT_START=Do not start the server when the \
|
configuration is completed
|
INFO_INSTALLDS_DESCRIPTION_ENABLE_STARTTLS=Enable StartTLS to allow \
|
secure communication with the server using the LDAP port
|
INFO_INSTALLDS_DESCRIPTION_LDAPSPORT=Port on which the \
|
Directory Server should listen for LDAPS communication. The LDAPS port will \
|
be configured and SSL will be enabled only if this argument is explicitly \
|
specified
|
INFO_INSTALLDS_DESCRIPTION_USE_SELF_SIGNED=Generate a \
|
self-signed certificate that the server should use when accepting SSL-based \
|
connections or performing StartTLS negotiation
|
INFO_INSTALLDS_DESCRIPTION_USE_PKCS11=Use a certificate in a \
|
PKCS#11 token that the server should use when accepting SSL-based \
|
connections or performing StartTLS negotiation
|
INFO_INSTALLDS_DESCRIPTION_USE_JAVAKEYSTORE=Path of a Java \
|
Key Store (JKS) containing a certificate to be used as the server certificate
|
INFO_INSTALLDS_DESCRIPTION_USE_PKCS12=Path of a PKCS#12 key \
|
store containing the certificate that the server should use when accepting \
|
SSL-based connections or performing StartTLS negotiation
|
INFO_INSTALLDS_DESCRIPTION_KEYSTOREPASSWORD=Certificate key store PIN. \
|
A PIN is required when you specify to use an existing certificate (JKS, \
|
JCEKS, PKCS#12 or PKCS#11) as server certificate
|
INFO_INSTALLDS_DESCRIPTION_KEYSTOREPASSWORD_FILE=Certificate key store \
|
PIN file. A PIN is required when you specify to use an existing certificate \
|
(JKS, JCEKS, PKCS#12 or PKCS#11) as server certificate
|
INFO_INSTALLDS_DESCRIPTION_CERT_NICKNAME=Nickname of the \
|
certificate that the server should use when accepting SSL-based \
|
connections or performing StartTLS negotiation
|
SEVERE_ERR_INSTALLDS_SEVERAL_CERTIFICATE_TYPE_SPECIFIED=You have \
|
specified several certificate types to be used. Only one certificate type \
|
(self-signed, JKS, JCEKS, PKCS#12 or PCKS#11) is allowed
|
SEVERE_ERR_INSTALLDS_CERTIFICATE_REQUIRED_FOR_SSL_OR_STARTTLS=You have \
|
chosen to enable SSL or StartTLS. You must specify which type of certificate \
|
you want the server to use
|
SEVERE_ERR_INSTALLDS_NO_KEYSTORE_PASSWORD=You must provide the PIN of the \
|
keystore to retrieve the certificate to be used by the server. You can use \
|
{%s} or {%s}
|
INFO_INSTALLDS_DESCRIPTION_NO_PROMPT=Perform an installation in \
|
non-interactive mode. If some data in the command is missing the user will \
|
not be prompted and the tool will fail
|
SEVERE_ERR_INSTALLDS_SSL_OR_STARTTLS_REQUIRED=You have specified to use a \
|
certificate as server certificate. You must enable SSL (using option {%s}) \
|
or Start TLS (using option %s)
|
SEVERE_ERR_UPGRADE_INCOMPATIBLE_ARGS=The argument '%s' is incompatible \
|
with '%s'
|
INFO_TASKINFO_TOOL_DESCRIPTION=This utility can be used to obtain a list \
|
of tasks scheduled to run within the Directory Server as well as information \
|
about individual tasks
|
INFO_TASKINFO_SUMMARY_ARG_DESCRIPTION=Print a summary of tasks
|
INFO_TASKINFO_TASK_ARG_DESCRIPTION=ID of a particular task \
|
about which this tool will display information
|
INFO_TASKINFO_CMD_REFRESH=refresh
|
INFO_TASKINFO_CMD_CANCEL=cancel task
|
INFO_TASKINFO_CMD_VIEW_LOGS=view logs
|
INFO_TASKINFO_MENU_PROMPT=Enter a menu item or task number
|
INFO_TASKINFO_CMD_CANCEL_NUMBER_PROMPT=Enter the number of a task to \
|
cancel [%d]
|
INFO_TASKINFO_MENU=Menu
|
MILD_ERR_TASKINFO_INVALID_TASK_NUMBER=Task number must be between 1 and \
|
%d
|
MILD_ERR_TASKINFO_INVALID_MENU_KEY=Invalid menu item or task number '%s'
|
INFO_TASKINFO_FIELD_ID=ID
|
INFO_TASKINFO_FIELD_TYPE=Type
|
INFO_TASKINFO_FIELD_STATUS=Status
|
INFO_TASKINFO_FIELD_SCHEDULED_START=Scheduled Start Time
|
INFO_TASKINFO_FIELD_ACTUAL_START=Actual Start Time
|
INFO_TASKINFO_FIELD_COMPLETION_TIME=Completion Time
|
INFO_TASKINFO_FIELD_DEPENDENCY=Dependencies
|
INFO_TASKINFO_FIELD_FAILED_DEPENDENCY_ACTION=Failed Dependency Action
|
INFO_TASKINFO_FIELD_LOG=Log Message(s)
|
INFO_TASKINFO_FIELD_LAST_LOG=Last Log Message
|
INFO_TASKINFO_FIELD_NOTIFY_ON_COMPLETION=Email Upon Completion
|
INFO_TASKINFO_FIELD_NOTIFY_ON_ERROR=Email Upon Error
|
INFO_TASKINFO_CMD_CANCEL_SUCCESS=Task %s canceled
|
SEVERE_ERR_TASKINFO_CMD_CANCEL_ERROR=Error canceling task %s: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_TASKINFO_RETRIEVING_TASK_ENTRY=Error retrieving task entry \
|
%s: %s
|
MILD_ERR_TASKINFO_UNKNOWN_TASK_ENTRY=There are no tasks with ID %s
|
INFO_TASKINFO_DETAILS=Task Details
|
INFO_TASKINFO_OPTIONS=%s Options
|
INFO_TASKINFO_NO_TASKS=No tasks exist
|
INFO_TASKINFO_NONE=None
|
INFO_TASKINFO_NONE_SPECIFIED=None Specified
|
INFO_TASKINFO_IMMEDIATE_EXECUTION=Immediate execution
|
INFO_TASKINFO_LDAP_EXCEPTION=Error connecting to the directory server: \
|
'%s'. Verify that the connection options are correct and that the server is \
|
running
|
SEVERE_ERR_INCOMPATIBLE_ARGUMENTS=Options '%s' and '%s' are incompatible \
|
with each other and cannot be used together
|
INFO_TASKINFO_TASK_ARG_CANCEL=ID of a particular task to cancel
|
SEVERE_ERR_TASKINFO_CANCELING_TASK=Error canceling task '%s': %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_TASKINFO_ACCESSING_LOGS=Error accessing logs for task '%s': %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_TASKINFO_NOT_CANCELABLE_TASK_INDEX=Task at index %d is not \
|
cancelable
|
SEVERE_ERR_TASKINFO_NOT_CANCELABLE_TASK=Task %s has finished and cannot \
|
be canceled
|
INFO_TASKINFO_NO_CANCELABLE_TASKS=There are currently no cancelable tasks
|
SEVERE_ERR_TASK_CLIENT_UNKNOWN_TASK=There are no tasks defined with ID '%s'
|
SEVERE_ERR_TASK_CLIENT_UNCANCELABLE_TASK=Task '%s' has finished and \
|
cannot be canceled
|
SEVERE_ERR_TASK_CLIENT_TASK_STATE_UNKNOWN=State for task '%s' cannot be \
|
determined
|
INFO_DESCRIPTION_START_DATETIME=Indicates the date/time at which this \
|
operation will start when scheduled as a server task expressed in format \
|
'YYYYMMDDhhmmss'. A value of '0' will cause the task to be scheduled for \
|
immediate execution. When this option is specified the operation will be \
|
scheduled to start at the specified time after which this utility will exit \
|
immediately
|
SEVERE_ERR_START_DATETIME_FORMAT=The start date/time must in format \
|
'YYYYMMDDhhmmss'
|
INFO_TASK_TOOL_TASK_SCHEDULED_FUTURE=%s task %s scheduled to start %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_TASK_TOOL_START_TIME_NO_LDAP=You have provided options for \
|
scheduling this operation as a task but options provided for connecting to \
|
the server's tasks backend resulted in the following error: '%s'
|
INFO_DESCRIPTION_PROP_FILE_PATH=Path to the file containing default \
|
property values used for command line arguments
|
INFO_DESCRIPTION_NO_PROP_FILE=No properties file will be \
|
used to get default command line argument values
|
INFO_DESCRIPTION_TASK_TASK_ARGS=Task Scheduling Options
|
INFO_DESCRIPTION_TASK_LDAP_ARGS=Task Backend Connection Options
|
INFO_DESCRIPTION_GENERAL_ARGS=General Options
|
INFO_DESCRIPTION_IO_ARGS=Utility Input/Output Options
|
INFO_DESCRIPTION_LDAP_CONNECTION_ARGS=LDAP Connection Options
|
INFO_DESCRIPTION_CONFIG_OPTIONS_ARGS=Configuration Options
|
INFO_DESCRIPTION_TASK_COMPLETION_NOTIFICATION=Email address \
|
of a recipient to be notified when the task completes. This option may be \
|
specified more than once
|
INFO_DESCRIPTION_TASK_ERROR_NOTIFICATION=Email address \
|
of a recipient to be notified if an error occurs when this task executes. \
|
This option may be specified more than once
|
INFO_DESCRIPTION_TASK_DEPENDENCY_ID=ID of a task upon which \
|
this task depends. A task will not start execution until all its \
|
dependencies have completed execution
|
INFO_DESCRIPTION_TASK_FAILED_DEPENDENCY_ACTION=Action this task will \
|
take should one if its dependent tasks fail. The value must be one of %s. \
|
If not specified defaults to %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_TASKTOOL_OPTIONS_FOR_TASK_ONLY=The option %s is only \
|
applicable when scheduling this operation as a task
|
SEVERE_ERR_TASKTOOL_INVALID_EMAIL_ADDRESS=The value %s for option %s is \
|
not a valid email address
|
SEVERE_ERR_TASKTOOL_INVALID_FDA=The failed dependency action value %s is \
|
invalid. The value must be one of %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_TASKTOOL_FDA_WITH_NO_DEPENDENCY=The failed dependency action \
|
option is to be used in conjunction with one or more dependencies
|
SEVERE_ERR_TASKINFO_TASK_NOT_CANCELABLE_TASK=Error: task %s is not in a \
|
cancelable state
|
NOTICE_BACKUPDB_CANCELLED=The backup process was cancelled
|
INFO_INSTALLDS_DESCRIPTION_REJECTED_FILE=Write rejected entries to the \
|
specified file
|
MILD_ERR_INSTALLDS_CANNOT_WRITE_REJECTED=Cannot write to rejected entries \
|
file %s. Verify that you have enough write rights on the file
|
INFO_INSTALLDS_PROMPT_REJECTED_FILE=Write rejected entries to file:
|
INFO_INSTALLDS_DESCRIPTION_SKIPPED_FILE=Write skipped entries to the \
|
specified file
|
MILD_ERR_INSTALLDS_CANNOT_WRITE_SKIPPED=Cannot write to skipped entries \
|
file %s. Verify that you have enough write rights on the file
|
INFO_INSTALLDS_PROMPT_SKIPPED_FILE=Write skipped entries to file:
|
SEVERE_ERR_INSTALLDS_TOO_MANY_KEYSTORE_PASSWORD_TRIES=The maximum number \
|
of tries to provide the certificate key store PIN is %s. Install canceled
|
INFO_JAVAPROPERTIES_TOOL_DESCRIPTION=This utility can be used to change \
|
the java arguments and java home that are used by the different server \
|
commands.%n%nBefore launching the command, edit the properties file located \
|
in %s to specify the java arguments and java home. When you have edited the \
|
properties file, run this command for the changes to be taken into account.\
|
%n%nNote that the changes will only apply to this server installation. No \
|
modifications will be made to your environment variables
|
INFO_JAVAPROPERTIES_DESCRIPTION_SILENT=Run the tool in quiet mode. Quiet \
|
mode will not output progress information to standard output
|
INFO_JAVAPROPERTIES_DESCRIPTION_PROPERTIES_FILE=The properties file to \
|
be used to generate the scripts. If this attribute is not specified %s will \
|
be used
|
INFO_JAVAPROPERTIES_DESCRIPTION_DESTINATION_FILE=The script file that \
|
will be written. If not specified %s will be written
|
INFO_JAVAPROPERTIES_DESCRIPTION_HELP=Display this usage information
|
SEVERE_ERR_JAVAPROPERTIES_WITH_PROPERTIES_FILE=The file properties "%s" \
|
cannot be read. Check that it exists and that you have read rights to it
|
SEVERE_ERR_JAVAPROPERTIES_WITH_DESTINATION_FILE=The destination file "%s" \
|
cannot be written. Check that you have right reads to it
|
SEVERE_ERR_JAVAPROPERTIES_WRITING_DESTINATION_FILE=The destination file \
|
"%s" cannot be written. Check that you have right reads to it
|
INFO_JAVAPROPERTIES_SUCCESSFUL_NON_DEFAULT=The script file %s was \
|
successfully created. For the command-lines to use the java properties \
|
specified on %s you must copy the created script file to %s
|
INFO_JAVAPROPERTIES_SUCCESSFUL=The operation was successful. The server \
|
commands will use the java arguments and java home specified in the \
|
properties file located in %s
|
INFO_DESCRIPTION_TEST_IF_OFFLINE=When this is set test if the command \
|
must be run in offline or online mode, returning the appropriate error code
|
SEVERE_ERR_BACKUPDB_REPEATED_BACKEND_ID=The backend ID '%s' has been \
|
specified several times
|
MILD_ERR_INSTALLDS_EMPTY_DN_RESPONSE=ERROR: The empty LDAP DN is not \
|
a valid value
|
INFO_FILE_PLACEHOLDER={file}
|
INFO_DIRECTORY_PLACEHOLDER={directory}
|
INFO_CONFIGFILE_PLACEHOLDER={configFile}
|
INFO_LDIFFILE_PLACEHOLDER={ldifFile}
|
INFO_SEED_PLACEHOLDER={seed}
|
INFO_KEYSTOREPATH_PLACEHOLDER={keyStorePath}
|
INFO_TRUSTSTOREPATH_PLACEHOLDER={trustStorePath}
|
INFO_BINDPWD_FILE_PLACEHOLDER={bindPasswordFile}
|
INFO_CONFIGCLASS_PLACEHOLDER={configClass}
|
INFO_HOST_PLACEHOLDER={host}
|
INFO_PORT_PLACEHOLDER={port}
|
INFO_BASEDN_PLACEHOLDER={baseDN}
|
INFO_ROOT_USER_DN_PLACEHOLDER={rootUserDN}
|
INFO_BINDDN_PLACEHOLDER={bindDN}
|
INFO_BINDPWD_PLACEHOLDER={bindPassword}
|
INFO_KEYSTORE_PWD_PLACEHOLDER={keyStorePassword}
|
INFO_PATH_PLACEHOLDER={path}
|
INFO_TRUSTSTORE_PWD_FILE_PLACEHOLDER={path}
|
INFO_TRUSTSTORE_PWD_PLACEHOLDER={trustStorePassword}
|
INFO_NICKNAME_PLACEHOLDER={nickname}
|
INFO_ASSERTION_FILTER_PLACEHOLDER={filter}
|
INFO_FILTER_PLACEHOLDER={filter}
|
INFO_PROXYAUTHID_PLACEHOLDER={authzID}
|
INFO_SASL_OPTION_PLACEHOLDER={name=value}
|
INFO_PROTOCOL_VERSION_PLACEHOLDER={version}
|
INFO_DESCRIPTION_PLACEHOLDER={description}
|
INFO_GROUPNAME_PLACEHOLDER={groupName}
|
INFO_MEMBERNAME_PLACEHOLDER={memberName}
|
INFO_BACKENDNAME_PLACEHOLDER={backendName}
|
INFO_SERVERID_PLACEHOLDER={serverID}
|
INFO_USERID_PLACEHOLDER={userID}
|
INFO_VALUE_SET_PLACEHOLDER={PROP:VALUE}
|
INFO_START_DATETIME_PLACEHOLDER={startTime}
|
INFO_PROP_FILE_PATH_PLACEHOLDER={propertiesFilePath}
|
INFO_EMAIL_ADDRESS_PLACEHOLDER={emailAddress}
|
INFO_TASK_ID_PLACEHOLDER={taskID}
|
INFO_ACTION_PLACEHOLDER={action}
|
INFO_TYPE_PLACEHOLDER={type}
|
INFO_CATEGORY_PLACEHOLDER={category}
|
INFO_PROPERTY_PLACEHOLDER={property}
|
INFO_NAME_PLACEHOLDER={name}
|
INFO_UNIT_PLACEHOLDER={unit}
|
INFO_BACKUPID_PLACEHOLDER={backupID}
|
INFO_BACKUPDIR_PLACEHOLDER={backupDir}
|
INFO_LDAPPORT_PLACEHOLDER={ldapPort}
|
INFO_JMXPORT_PLACEHOLDER={jmxPort}
|
INFO_KEY_MANAGER_PROVIDER_DN_PLACEHOLDER={keyManagerProviderDN}
|
INFO_TRUST_MANAGER_PROVIDER_DN_PLACEHOLDER={trustManagerProviderDN}
|
INFO_KEY_MANAGER_PATH_PLACEHOLDER={keyManagerPath}
|
INFO_ROOT_USER_PWD_PLACEHOLDER={rootUserPassword}
|
INFO_SERVER_ROOT_DIR_PLACEHOLDER={serverRootDir}
|
INFO_SERVICE_NAME_PLACEHOLDER={serviceName}
|
INFO_USER_NAME_PLACEHOLDER={userName}
|
INFO_ARGS_PLACEHOLDER={args}
|
INFO_DATABASE_NAME_PLACEHOLDER={databaseName}
|
INFO_MAX_KEY_VALUE_PLACEHOLDER={maxKeyValue}
|
INFO_MIN_KEY_VALUE_PLACEHOLDER={minKeyValue}
|
INFO_MAX_DATA_SIZE_PLACEHOLDER={maxDataSize}
|
INFO_MIN_DATA_SIZE_PLACEHOLDER={minDataSize}
|
INFO_CLEAR_PWD={clearPW}
|
INFO_ENCODED_PWD_PLACEHOLDER={encodedPW}
|
INFO_STORAGE_SCHEME_PLACEHOLDER={scheme}
|
INFO_BRANCH_DN_PLACEHOLDER={branchDN}
|
INFO_ATTRIBUTE_PLACEHOLDER={attribute}
|
INFO_WRAP_COLUMN_PLACEHOLDER={wrapColumn}
|
INFO_TEMPLATE_FILE_PLACEHOLDER={templateFile}
|
INFO_REJECT_FILE_PLACEHOLDER={rejectFile}
|
INFO_SKIP_FILE_PLACEHOLDER={skipFile}
|
INFO_PROGRAM_NAME_PLACEHOLDER={programName}
|
INFO_NUM_ENTRIES_PLACEHOLDER={numEntries}
|
INFO_ROOT_USER_PWD_FILE_PLACEHOLDER={rootUserPasswordFile}
|
INFO_LDAP_CONTROL_PLACEHOLDER={controloid[:criticality[:value|::b64value|:<filePath]]}
|
INFO_ENCODING_PLACEHOLDER={encoding}
|
INFO_ATTRIBUTE_LIST_PLACEHOLDER={attrList}
|
INFO_NEW_PASSWORD_PLACEHOLDER={newPassword}
|
INFO_CURRENT_PASSWORD_PLACEHOLDER={currentPassword}
|
INFO_SEARCH_SCOPE_PLACEHOLDER={searchScope}
|
INFO_SORT_ORDER_PLACEHOLDER={sortOrder}
|
INFO_VLV_PLACEHOLDER={before:after:index:count | before:after:value}
|
INFO_DEREFERENCE_POLICE_PLACEHOLDER={dereferencePolicy}
|
INFO_SIZE_LIMIT_PLACEHOLDER={sizeLimit}
|
INFO_TIME_LIMIT_PLACEHOLDER={timeLimit}
|
INFO_SCOPE_PLACEHOLDER={scope}
|
INFO_FILTER_FILE_PLACEHOLDER={filterFile}
|
INFO_OUTPUT_FILE_PLACEHOLDER={outputFile}
|
INFO_TARGETDN_PLACEHOLDER={targetDN}
|
INFO_TIME_PLACEHOLDER={time}
|
INFO_TRUE_FALSE_PLACEHOLDER={true|false}
|
INFO_INDEX_PLACEHOLDER={index}
|
INFO_STOP_REASON_PLACEHOLDER={stopReason}
|
INFO_STOP_TIME_PLACEHOLDER={stopTime}
|
INFO_SECONDS_PLACEHOLDER={seconds}
|
INFO_DATA_PLACEHOLDER={data}
|
INFO_ADDRESS_PLACEHOLDER={address}
|
INFO_SUBJECT_PLACEHOLDER={subject}
|
INFO_ADMINUID_PLACEHOLDER={adminUID}
|
INFO_KEYSTORE_PWD_FILE_PLACEHOLDER={keyStorePasswordFile}
|
INFO_PSEARCH_PLACEHOLDER=ps[:changetype[:changesonly[:entrychgcontrols]]]
|
INFO_MULTICHOICE_TRUE_VALUE=true
|
INFO_MULTICHOICE_FALSE_VALUE=false
|
INFO_INSTALLDS_SERVER_JMXPORT_LABEL=JMX Listener Port:
|
INFO_INSTALLDS_START_SERVER=Start Server when the configuration is completed
|
INFO_INSTALLDS_DO_NOT_START_SERVER=Do not start Server when the configuration \
|
is completed
|
INFO_INSTALLDS_SUMMARY=Setup Summary%n=============
|
INFO_INSTALLDS_CONFIRM_INSTALL_PROMPT=What would you like to do?
|
INFO_INSTALLDS_CONFIRM_INSTALL=Setup the server with the parameters above
|
INFO_INSTALLDS_PROVIDE_DATA_AGAIN=Provide the setup parameters again
|
INFO_INSTALLDS_CANCEL=Cancel the setup
|
SEVERE_ERR_CONFIGDS_CANNOT_UPDATE_CRYPTO_MANAGER=An error occurred while \
|
attempting to update the crypto manager in the Directory Server: %s
|
INFO_TASK_TOOL_TASK_SUCESSFULL=%s task %s has been successfully completed
|
INFO_TASK_TOOL_TASK_NOT_SUCESSFULL=%s task %s did not complete \
|
successfully
|
SEVERE_ERR_CANNOT_READ_TRUSTSTORE=Cannot access trust store '%s'. Verify \
|
that the provided trust store exists and that you have read access rights to it
|
SEVERE_ERR_CANNOT_READ_KEYSTORE=Cannot access key store '%s'. Verify \
|
that the provided key store exists and that you have read access rights to it
|
INFO_LDIFDIFF_DESCRIPTION_IGNORE_ATTRS=File containing a list of attributes \
|
to ignore when computing the difference
|
INFO_LDIFDIFF_DESCRIPTION_IGNORE_ENTRIES=File containing a list of entries (DN) \
|
to ignore when computing the difference
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDIFDIFF_CANNOT_READ_FILE_IGNORE_ENTRIES=An error occurred while attempting \
|
to read the file '%s' containing the list of ignored entries: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_LDIFDIFF_CANNOT_READ_FILE_IGNORE_ATTRIBS=An error occurred while attempting \
|
to read the file '%s' containing the list of ignored attributes: %s
|
INFO_LDIFDIFF_CANNOT_PARSE_STRING_AS_DN=The string '%s' from file '%s' could \
|
not be parsed as a dn
|
INFO_CHANGE_NUMBER_CONTROL_RESULT=The %s operation change number is %s
|
INFO_INSTALLDS_PROMPT_ADMINCONNECTORPORT=On which port would you like the \
|
Administration Connector to accept connections?
|
INFO_INSTALLDS_DESCRIPTION_ADMINCONNECTORPORT=Port on which the \
|
Administration Connector should listen for communication
|
SEVERE_ERR_CONFIGDS_CANNOT_UPDATE_ADMIN_CONNECTOR_PORT=An error occurred \
|
while attempting to update the administration connector port: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_TASKINFO_LDAP_EXCEPTION_SSL=Error connecting to the directory server at %s on %s. \
|
Check this port is an administration port
|
INFO_DESCRIPTION_ADMIN_PORT=Directory server administration port number
|
INFO_INSTALLDS_DESCRIPTION_USE_JCEKS=Path of a JCEKS containing a \
|
certificate to be used as the server certificate
|
INFO_INSTALLDS_CERT_OPTION_JCEKS=Use an existing certificate located on a \
|
JCEKS key store
|
INFO_INSTALLDS_PROMPT_JCEKS_PATH=JCEKS Key Store path:
|
SEVERE_ERR_CONFIG_KEYMANAGER_CANNOT_CREATE_JCEKS_PROVIDER=Error creating \
|
JCEKS Key Provider configuration: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_CONFIG_KEYMANAGER_CANNOT_CREATE_JCEKS_TRUST_MANAGER=Error \
|
creating JCEKS Trust Manager configuration: %s
|
SEVERE_ERR_STOPDS_CANNOT_CONNECT_SSL=ERROR: Cannot establish a connection to \
|
the Directory Server at %s on port %s. Check this port is an administration port
|
SEVERE_ERR_PWPSTATE_CANNOT_CONNECT_SSL=ERROR: Cannot establish a connection to \
|
the Directory Server at %s on port %s. Check this port is an administration port
|
INFO_IPATH_PLACEHOLDER={instancePath}
|
INFO_CURRENT_USER_PLACEHOLDER={currentUser}
|
INFO_CONFIGURE_DESCRIPTION_IPATH=Path where the instance will be located
|
INFO_CONFIGURE_DESCRIPTION_USERNAME=User name of the owner of the instance
|
INFO_CONFIGURE_DESCRIPTION_GROUPNAME=Group name of the owner of the instance
|
INFO_CONFIGURE_USAGE_DESCRIPTION=This utility sets the instance location
|
SEVERE_ERR_CONFIGURE_NOT_DIRECTORY=[%s] is not a directory. Only directories can \
|
be used as {instancePath}
|
SEVERE_ERR_CONFIGURE_DIRECTORY_NOT_EMPTY=[%s] is not empty. Only empty directories can \
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be used as {instancePath}
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SEVERE_ERR_CONFIGURE_DIRECTORY_NOT_WRITABLE=[%s] is not writable. Cannot create \
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Directory Server instance
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SEVERE_ERR_CONFIGURE_BAD_USER_NAME=[%s] does not start with a letter. \
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Cannot be specified as {userName}
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SEVERE_ERR_CONFIGURE_GET_GROUP_ERROR=Unable to retrieve group for [%s]. \
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Check that [%s] exists
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SEVERE_ERR_CONFIGURE_CHMOD_ERROR=Unable to use [%s]/[%s] as {userName}/{groupName}. \
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Check that %s exists and belongs to %s
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SEVERE_ERR_CONFIGURE_CURRENT_USER_ERROR=Unauthorized user. \
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Only user that can write [%s] can use this command
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INFO_CHECK_DESCRIPTION=This utility checks version and owner of the instance
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INFO_CHECK_DESCRIPTION_CURRENT_USER=Current user
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INFO_CHECK_DESCRIPTION_CHECK_VERSION=Specifies that check on version should be done
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SEVERE_ERR_CHECK_USER_ERROR=Current user is not owner of the instance. Only [%s] can run this command
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SEVERE_ERR_CHECK_VERSION_NOT_MATCH=Data version does not match binaries. Run upgrade script to solve this
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SEVERE_ERR_CONFIGURE_USER_NOT_EXIST=User [%s] does not exist
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SEVERE_ERR_CONFIGURE_LDAPUSER_NOT_EXIST=User/role [%s] does not exist. \
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Create it or use --userName option to specify another user
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SEVERE_ERR_BACKUPDB_CANNOT_BACKUP_IN_DIRECTORY=The target backend %s \
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cannot be backed up to the backup directory %s: this directory is \
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already a backup location for backend %s
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INFO_RECURRING_TASK_PLACEHOLDER={schedulePattern}
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SEVERE_ERR_ENCPW_CANNOT_INITIALIZE_SERVER_COMPONENTS=An error occurred \
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while attempting to initialize server components to run the encode \
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password tool: %s
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SEVERE_ERR_LDIFIMPORT_COUNT_REJECTS_REQUIRES_OFFLINE=The %s \
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argument is not supported for online imports
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INFO_DESCRIPTION_RECURRING_TASK=Indicates the task is recurring and will \
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be scheduled according to the value argument expressed in crontab(5) \
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compatible time/date pattern
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INFO_TASK_TOOL_RECURRING_TASK_SCHEDULED=Recurring %s task %s scheduled \
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successfully
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INFO_UNCONFIGURE_USAGE_DESCRIPTION=This utility unsets the instance location
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INFO_DESCRIPTION_CHECK_OPTIONS=Checks options are valid
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FATAL_ERR_INTERNAL=Internal Error: %s
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FATAL_ERR_INSTALL_ROOT_NOT_SPECIFIED=INSTALL_ROOT property not specified
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FATAL_ERR_INSTANCE_ROOT_NOT_SPECIFIED=INSTANCE_ROOT property not specified
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FATAL_ERR_CONFIG_LDIF_NOT_FOUND=The "config.ldif" file is not present in \
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the instance directory %s.\nInstance directory is referenced by %s
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INFO_LDIFEXPORT_PATH_TO_LDIF_FILE=Exporting to %s
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INFO_PROMPT_YES_COMPLETE_ANSWER=yes
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INFO_PROMPT_YES_FIRST_LETTER_ANSWER=y
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INFO_PROMPT_NO_COMPLETE_ANSWER=no
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INFO_PROMPT_NO_FIRST_LETTER_ANSWER=n
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SEVERE_ERR_START_DATETIME_ALREADY_PASSED=The specified start time '%s' \
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has already passed
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SEVERE_ERR_LDAPCOMPARE_ERROR_READING_FILE=An error occurred reading file \
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'%s'. Check that the file exists and that you have read access rights to \
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it. Details: %s
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SEVERE_ERR_STOPDS_DATETIME_ALREADY_PASSED=The specified stop time '%s' \
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has already passed
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SEVERE_ERR_LDAPCOMPARE_FILENAME_AND_DNS=Both entry DNs and a file name \
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were provided for the compare operation. These arguments are not compatible
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INFO_TASKINFO_CMD_REFRESH_CHAR=r
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INFO_TASKINFO_CMD_CANCEL_CHAR=c
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INFO_TASKINFO_CMD_VIEW_LOGS_CHAR=l
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INFO_LDIFDIFF_DESCRIPTION_CHECK_SCHEMA=Takes into account the syntax of \
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the attributes as defined in the schema to make the value comparison. The \
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provided LDIF files must be conform to the server schema
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SEVERE_WARN_LDIFDIFF_NO_CONFIG_FILE=WARNING: no configuration file was \
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provided as argument. No schema check will be performed. If this is being \
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called throught the '%s' command-line, verify that the script has not been \
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modified
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INFO_LDAPAUTH_NON_EMPTY_PASSWORD=You must provide a non-empty password \
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to continue
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INFO_BATCH_FILE_PATH_PLACEHOLDER={batchFilePath}
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INFO_DESCRIPTION_BATCH_FILE_PATH=Path to a batch file containing \
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a set of dsconfig commands to be executed
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SEVERE_ERR_DSCFG_ERROR_BATCH_FILE_AND_INTERACTIVE_INCOMPATIBLE=If you specify \
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the {%s} argument you must also specify {%s}
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SEVERE_ERR_TIMEOUT_DURING_STARTUP=The timeout of '%d' seconds to start \
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the server has been reached. You can use the argument '--%s' to increase \
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this timeout
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INFO_INSTALLDS_ENABLE_WINDOWS_SERVICE=Enable the server to run as a \
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Windows Service
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INFO_INSTALLDS_DO_NOT_ENABLE_WINDOWS_SERVICE=Do not enable the server to \
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run as a Windows Service
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INFO_ERROR_EMPTY_RESPONSE=ERROR: a response must be provided in order to continue
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