| | |
| | | FATAL_ERR_ROOTDSE_CONFIG_ENTRY_NULL_2=An attempt was made to configure the \ |
| | | root DSE backend without providing a configuration entry. This is not \ |
| | | allowed |
| | | INFO_ROOTDSE_SUBORDINATE_BASE_DESCRIPTION_3=Set of base DNs \ |
| | | that will be used for singleLevel, wholeSubtree, and subordinateSubtree \ |
| | | searches based at the root DSE. If this is not provided, then the set of all \ |
| | | user-defined suffixes will be used |
| | | SEVERE_WARN_ROOTDSE_NO_BACKEND_FOR_SUBORDINATE_BASE_4=Base DN "%s" is \ |
| | | configured as one of the subordinate base DNs to use for searches below the \ |
| | | root DSE. However, this base DN is not handled by any suffix registered with \ |
| | |
| | | updated so that it will now use a new set of user-defined attributes |
| | | MILD_ERR_MONITOR_GET_ENTRY_NULL_32=Unable to retrieve the requested entry \ |
| | | from the monitor backend because the provided DN was null |
| | | MILD_ERR_MONITOR_BASE_TOO_DEEP_33=Unable to retrieve the requested entry %s \ |
| | | from the monitor backend because the DN is too deep. Monitor entries may not \ |
| | | be more than one level below %s |
| | | MILD_ERR_MONITOR_INVALID_BASE_34=Unable to retrieve the requested entry %s \ |
| | | from the monitor backend because the DN is not below the monitor base of %s |
| | | MILD_ERR_MONITOR_MULTIVALUED_RDN_35=Unable to retrieve the requested entry %s \ |
| | | from the monitor backend because monitor entries may not contain multivalued \ |
| | | RDNs |
| | | MILD_ERR_MONITOR_NO_SUCH_PROVIDER_36=Unable to retrieve the requested entry \ |
| | | from the monitor backend because there is no monitor provider "%s" registered \ |
| | | with the Directory Server |
| | | INFO_MONITOR_UPTIME_37=%d days %d hours %d minutes %d seconds |
| | | SEVERE_ERR_SCHEMA_CONFIG_ENTRY_NULL_38=An attempt was made to configure the \ |
| | | schema backend without providing a configuration entry. This is not allowed, \ |
| | | and no schema information will be available over protocol |
| | | INFO_SCHEMA_DESCRIPTION_ENTRY_DN_39=DN or set of DNs for the \ |
| | | entries that may be retrieved in order to retrieve the Directory Server \ |
| | | schema information. Multiple values may be provided if the schema is to be \ |
| | | available in multiple locations for compatibility purposes. If no value is \ |
| | | provided, a default of "cn=schema" will be used |
| | | SEVERE_ERR_SCHEMA_CANNOT_DETERMINE_BASE_DN_40=An error occurred while trying \ |
| | | to determine the base DNs to use when publishing the Directory Server schema \ |
| | | information, as specified in the ds-cfg-schema-entry-dn attribute of \ |
| | |
| | | operations are not supported in the schema backend |
| | | MILD_ERR_SCHEMA_DELETE_NOT_SUPPORTED_42=Unwilling to remove entry "%s" \ |
| | | because delete operations are not supported in the schema backend |
| | | MILD_ERR_SCHEMA_MODIFY_NOT_SUPPORTED_43=Unwilling to update entry "%s" \ |
| | | because modify operations are not yet supported in the schema backend. If \ |
| | | you wish to alter the contents of the base schema entry itself, then it may \ |
| | | be possible to do so by modifying the "%s" entry in the configuration |
| | | MILD_ERR_SCHEMA_MODIFY_DN_NOT_SUPPORTED_44=Unwilling to rename entry "%s" \ |
| | | because modify DN operations are not supported in the schema backend |
| | | SEVERE_ERR_SCHEMA_UNABLE_TO_EXPORT_BASE_45=An error occurred while attempting \ |
| | | to export the base schema entry: %s |
| | | SEVERE_ERR_SCHEMA_IMPORT_NOT_SUPPORTED_46=The schema backend does not support \ |
| | | LDIF import operations |
| | | SEVERE_ERR_SCHEMA_BACKUP_AND_RESTORE_NOT_SUPPORTED_47=The schema backend does \ |
| | | not yet provide a facility for backup and restore operations |
| | | MILD_ERR_SCHEMA_INVALID_BASE_48=Unable to retrieve the requested entry %s \ |
| | | from the schema backend because the DN is equal to one of the schema entry \ |
| | | DNs |
| | |
| | | SEVERE_ERR_RECURRINGTASK_CANNOT_INITIALIZE_INTERNAL_110=An error occurred \ |
| | | while attempting to perform internal initialization on an instance of class \ |
| | | %s with the information contained in the provided entry: %s |
| | | SEVERE_ERR_TASKBE_CONFIG_ENTRY_NULL_111=The configuration entry provided when \ |
| | | attempting to initialize the task backend was null |
| | | SEVERE_ERR_TASKBE_NO_BASE_DNS_112=The task backend configuration entry does \ |
| | | not contain any base DNs. There must be exactly one base DN for task \ |
| | | information in the Directory Server |
| | |
| | | while attempting to decode recurring task base %s as a DN: %s |
| | | SEVERE_ERR_TASKBE_CANNOT_DECODE_SCHEDULED_TASK_BASE_DN_115=An error occurred \ |
| | | while attempting to decode scheduled task base %s as a DN: %s |
| | | INFO_TASKBE_DESCRIPTION_RETENTION_TIME_116=Length of time in \ |
| | | seconds that task information should be retained after processing on that \ |
| | | task has completed. Once this period has passed, the task information will \ |
| | | be automatically removed to conserve memory and disk space |
| | | SEVERE_ERR_TASKBE_CANNOT_INITIALIZE_RETENTION_TIME_117=An unexpected error \ |
| | | occurred while attempting to initialize the task retention time \ |
| | | configuration: %s |
| | | INFO_TASKBE_DESCRIPTION_BACKING_FILE_118=Path to the backing \ |
| | | file for the task backend. This LDIF file will hold all the configuration \ |
| | | for the defined scheduled tasks and recurring tasks |
| | | SEVERE_ERR_TASKBE_CANNOT_INITIALIZE_BACKING_FILE_119=An unexpected error \ |
| | | occurred while attempting to initialize the task backing file configuration: \ |
| | | %s |
| | | SEVERE_ERR_TASKBE_NO_BACKING_FILE_120=The updated configuration entry does \ |
| | | not have a value for the required %s attribute, which specifies the path to \ |
| | | the task data backing file |
| | | SEVERE_ERR_TASKBE_BACKING_FILE_EXISTS_121=The specified task data backing \ |
| | | file %s already exists and the Directory Server will not attempt to overwrite \ |
| | | it. Please delete or rename the existing file before attempting to use that \ |
| | |
| | | Please choose a new path for the task data backing file |
| | | SEVERE_ERR_TASKBE_ERROR_GETTING_BACKING_FILE_125=An error occurred while \ |
| | | attempting to determine the new path to the task data backing file: %s |
| | | SEVERE_ERR_TASKBE_NO_RETENTION_TIME_126=The updated configuration entry does \ |
| | | not have a value for the required %s attribute, which specifies the length of \ |
| | | time in seconds that information about completed tasks should be retained \ |
| | | before they are cleaned up |
| | | SEVERE_ERR_TASKBE_ERROR_GETTING_RETENTION_TIME_127=An error occurred while \ |
| | | attempting to determine the completed task retention time: %s |
| | | INFO_TASKBE_UPDATED_RETENTION_TIME_128=The completed task retention time has \ |
| | | been updated to %d seconds. This will take effect immediately |
| | | INFO_TASKBE_UPDATED_BACKING_FILE_129=The path to the task data backing file \ |
| | |
| | | SEVERE_ERR_TASKBE_IMPORT_NOT_SUPPORTED_155=The task backend does not support \ |
| | | LDIF import operations |
| | | INFO_TASKBE_INTERRUPTED_BY_SHUTDOWN_156=The tasks backend is being shut down |
| | | INFO_ROOTDSE_DESCRIPTION_SHOW_ALL_ATTRIBUTES_157=Indicates whether all \ |
| | | attributes in the root DSE should be treated like user attributes (and \ |
| | | therefore returned to clients by default) regardless of the Directory Server \ |
| | | schema configuration |
| | | SEVERE_ERR_ROOTDSE_CANNOT_DETERMINE_ALL_USER_ATTRIBUTES_158=An error occurred \ |
| | | while trying to determine the value of the %s configuration attribute, which \ |
| | | controls whether to treat all root DSE attributes like user attributes: %s. \ |
| | | The attributes in the root DSE will be treated based on their definition in \ |
| | | the server schema |
| | | INFO_ROOTDSE_UPDATED_SHOW_ALL_ATTRS_159=The root DSE configuration has been \ |
| | | updated so that configuration attribute %s will now use a value of %s |
| | | SEVERE_ERR_TASKSCHED_REMOVE_RECURRING_EXISTING_ITERATION_160=Unable to remove \ |
| | | recurring task %s because there is already a scheduled iteration of that task \ |
| | | with ID %s that must be removed first |
| | | SEVERE_ERR_TASKSCHED_REMOVE_PENDING_NO_SUCH_TASK_161=Unable to remove pending \ |
| | | task %s because no such task exists |
| | | SEVERE_ERR_TASKSCHED_REMOVE_PENDING_NOT_PENDING_162=Unable to remove pending \ |
| | |
| | | SEVERE_ERR_BACKUP_CANNOT_DECODE_BACKUP_ROOT_DN_172=Unable to initialize the \ |
| | | backup backend because an error occurred while attempting to decode the base \ |
| | | DN for the backend: %s |
| | | INFO_BACKUP_DESCRIPTION_BACKUP_DIR_LIST_173=Set of directories \ |
| | | that will be accessed by default for search operations in the backup backend. \ |
| | | Backup directories not in this list may still be accessed by directly \ |
| | | specifying the backup directory in the search base DN. Changes to this \ |
| | | configuration attribute will take effect immediately |
| | | SEVERE_ERR_BACKUP_CANNOT_DETERMINE_BACKUP_DIR_LIST_174=An error occurred \ |
| | | while attempting to determine the backup directory list: %s. Initialization \ |
| | | of the backup backend cannot continue |
| | | SEVERE_ERR_BACKUP_GET_ENTRY_NULL_175=Unable to retrieve an entry from the \ |
| | | backup backend because the requested entry was null |
| | | SEVERE_ERR_BACKUP_INVALID_BASE_176=Requested entry %s does not exist in the \ |
| | |
| | | the memory-based backend |
| | | SEVERE_ERR_MEMORYBACKEND_CANNOT_DELETE_ENTRY_WITH_CHILDREN_197=Cannot delete \ |
| | | entry %s because it has one or more subordinate entries |
| | | SEVERE_ERR_MEMORYBACKEND_MODDN_NOT_SUPPORTED_198=Modify DN operations are not \ |
| | | supported in the memory-based backend |
| | | SEVERE_ERR_MEMORYBACKEND_CANNOT_CREATE_LDIF_WRITER_199=Unable to create an \ |
| | | LDIF writer: %s |
| | | SEVERE_ERR_MEMORYBACKEND_CANNOT_WRITE_ENTRY_TO_LDIF_200=Cannot write entry %s \ |
| | |
| | | entry %s because the target entry is in a different backend |
| | | SEVERE_ERR_MEMORYBACKEND_RENAME_PARENT_DOESNT_EXIST_207=Cannot rename entry \ |
| | | %s because the new parent entry %s doesn't exist |
| | | INFO_SCHEMA_DESCRIPTION_SHOW_ALL_ATTRIBUTES_208=Indicates whether to treat \ |
| | | attributes in the subschema entry as user attributes even if they are marked \ |
| | | operational. This may provide compatibility with some applications that \ |
| | | expect schema attributes like attributeType and objectClasses to be included \ |
| | | by default even if they are not requested. Note that the ldapSyntaxes \ |
| | | attribute will always be treated as operational in order to avoid problems \ |
| | | with attempts to modify the schema over protocol |
| | | SEVERE_ERR_SCHEMA_CANNOT_DETERMINE_SHOW_ALL_209=An error occurred while \ |
| | | trying to determine whether to treat all subschema entry attributes as user \ |
| | | attributes regardless of the way they are defined in the schema, as specified \ |
| | | in the ds-cfg-show-all-attributes attribute of configuration entry %s: %s. \ |
| | | The default behavior, which is to treat the attribute types as defined in the \ |
| | | server schema, will be used |
| | | FATAL_ERR_BACKEND_CANNOT_REGISTER_BASEDN_210=An error occurred while \ |
| | | attempting to register base DN %s in the Directory Server: %s |
| | | MILD_ERR_SCHEMA_DELETE_MODTYPE_NOT_SUPPORTED_211=The schema backend does not \ |
| | | currently support removing existing schema elements |
| | | MILD_ERR_SCHEMA_INVALID_MODIFICATION_TYPE_212=The schema backend does not \ |
| | | support the %s modification type |
| | | MILD_ERR_SCHEMA_MODIFY_UNSUPPORTED_ATTRIBUTE_TYPE_213=The schema backend does \ |
| | |
| | | matching rule uses may be modified |
| | | MILD_ERR_SCHEMA_MODIFY_CANNOT_DECODE_ATTRTYPE_214=An error occurred while \ |
| | | attempting to decode the attribute type "%s": %s |
| | | MILD_ERR_SCHEMA_MODIFY_ATTRTYPE_ALREADY_EXISTS_215=Unable to add attribute \ |
| | | type %s to the server schema because there is an existing attribute type \ |
| | | with a conflicting name or OID: %s |
| | | MILD_ERR_SCHEMA_MODIFY_CANNOT_DECODE_OBJECTCLASS_216=An error occurred while \ |
| | | attempting to decode the object class "%s": %s |
| | | MILD_ERR_SCHEMA_MODIFY_UNDEFINED_SUPERIOR_OBJECTCLASS_217=Unable to add \ |
| | |
| | | MILD_ERR_SCHEMA_MODIFY_OC_UNDEFINED_OPTIONAL_ATTR_219=Unable to add \ |
| | | objectclass %s because it allows attribute %s which is not defined in the \ |
| | | server schema |
| | | MILD_ERR_SCHEMA_MODIFY_OBJECTCLASS_ALREADY_EXISTS_220=Unable to add \ |
| | | objectclass %s to the server schema because there is an existing objectclass \ |
| | | with a conflicting name or OID: %s |
| | | MILD_ERR_SCHEMA_MODIFY_CANNOT_READ_EXISTING_USER_SCHEMA_221=An error occurred \ |
| | | while attempting to read the contents of schema file %s: %s |
| | | MILD_ERR_SCHEMA_MODIFY_CANNOT_WRITE_NEW_SCHEMA_222=An error occurred while \ |
| | | attempting to write the updated schema: %s |
| | | MILD_ERR_SCHEMA_MODIFY_CANNOT_DECODE_NAME_FORM_223=An error occurred while \ |
| | |
| | | MILD_ERR_SCHEMA_MODIFY_DCR_OC_NOT_STRUCTURAL_272=Unable to add DIT content \ |
| | | rule %s because it references structural objectclass %s which is defined in \ |
| | | the server schema but is not structural |
| | | MILD_ERR_SCHEMA_MODIFY_STRUCTURAL_OC_CONFLICT_FOR_ADD_NF_273=Unable to add \ |
| | | name form %s because it references structural objectclass %s which is already \ |
| | | associated with another name form %s |
| | | MILD_ERR_SCHEMA_MODIFY_OBSOLETE_SUPERIOR_ATTRIBUTE_TYPE_274=Unable to add \ |
| | | attribute type %s because the superior type %s is marked as OBSOLETE in the \ |
| | | server schema |
| | |
| | | MILD_ERR_SCHEMA_MODIFY_DCR_OC_NOT_AUXILIARY_283=Unable to add DIT content \ |
| | | rule %s because it references auxiliary object class %s which is defined in \ |
| | | the server schema but is not an auxiliary class |
| | | MILD_ERR_SCHEMA_MODIFY_DCR_AUXILIARY_OC_OBSOLETE_284=Unable to add DIT \ |
| | | content rule %s because it allows auxiliary object class %s which is marked \ |
| | | as OBSOLETE in the server schema |
| | | MILD_ERR_SCHEMA_MODIFY_DCR_OBSOLETE_REQUIRED_ATTR_285=Unable to add DIT \ |
| | | content rule %s because it requires attribute type %s which is marked as \ |
| | | OBSOLETE in the server schema |
| | |
| | | generate a self-signed certificate %s in the trust store file %s: %s |
| | | SEVERE_ERR_TRUSTSTORE_CANNOT_ADD_CERT_321=Error while trying to add \ |
| | | certificate %s to the trust store file %s: %s |
| | | SEVERE_ERR_TRUSTSTORE_DELETE_NOT_SUPPORTED_322=Delete operations are not \ |
| | | supported in the trust store backend |
| | | SEVERE_ERR_TRUSTSTORE_ENTRY_MISSING_CERT_ATTR_323=The entry %s could not be \ |
| | | added because it does not contain a certificate attribute %s |
| | | SEVERE_ERR_TRUSTSTORE_ENTRY_HAS_MULTIPLE_CERT_ATTRS_324=The entry %s could \ |
| | |
| | | SEVERE_ERR_LDIF_BACKEND_MULTIPLE_BASE_DNS_339=The LDIF backend defined in \ |
| | | configuration entry %s only supports a single base DN, but was configured \ |
| | | for use with multiple base DNs |
| | | SEVERE_ERR_LDIF_BACKEND_ERROR_OPENING_FILE_340=An error occurred while \ |
| | | attempting to open LDIF file %s for use by the LDIF backend defined in \ |
| | | configuration entry %s: %s |
| | | SEVERE_ERR_LDIF_BACKEND_ERROR_READING_ENTRY_341=An error occurred while \ |
| | | attempting to read data from LDIF file %s into the LDIF backend defined in \ |
| | | configuration entry %s: %s |
| | | MILD_ERR_LDIF_BACKEND_DUPLICATE_ENTRY_342=LDIF file %s configured for use \ |
| | | with the LDIF backend defined in configuration entry %s has multiple entries \ |
| | | with a DN of %s |
| | |
| | | MILD_ERR_LDIF_BACKEND_BACKUP_RESTORE_NOT_SUPPORTED_361=The LDIF backend \ |
| | | currently does not provide a backup or restore mechanism. Use LDIF import \ |
| | | and export operations instead |
| | | MILD_ERR_LDIF_BACKEND_LDIF_DOESNT_EXIST_362=LDIF file %s referenced in LDIF \ |
| | | backend configuration entry %s does not exist |
| | | INFO_LDIF_BACKEND_LDIF_FILE_CHANGED_363=The change to the LDIF file path \ |
| | | will not take effect until the backend is disabled and re-enabled |
| | | INFO_LDIF_BACKEND_BASE_DN_CHANGED_364=The change to the LDIF backend base DN \ |