| | |
| | | security provider is required for clients that wish to use SASL EXTERNAL \ |
| | | authentication |
| | | MILD_ERR_SASLEXTERNAL_NO_CLIENT_CERT_126=The SASL EXTERNAL bind request could \ |
| | | not be processed because the client did not present a certificate chain \ |
| | | not be processed because the client did not present an certificate chain \ |
| | | during SSL/TLS negotiation |
| | | MILD_ERR_SASLEXTERNAL_NO_MAPPING_127=The SASL EXTERNAL bind request failed \ |
| | | because the certificate chain presented by the client during SSL/TLS \ |
| | |
| | | INFO_SASLCRAMMD5_UPDATED_USER_BASE_DN_191=Attribute ds-cfg-user-base-dn in \ |
| | | configuration entry %s has been updated. The DN %s will now be used as the \ |
| | | search base when looking up user entries based on their username |
| | | SEVERE_ERR_SASLDIGESTMD5_CANNOT_GET_MESSAGE_DIGEST_192=An unexpected error \ |
| | | occurred while attempting to obtain an MD5 digest engine for use by the \ |
| | | DIGEST-MD5 SASL handler: %s |
| | | INFO_SASLDIGESTMD5_DESCRIPTION_USERNAME_ATTRIBUTE_193=Name of \ |
| | | the attribute that will be used to identify user entries based on the \ |
| | | username provided during SASL DIGEST-MD5 authentication. This must specify \ |
| | | the name of a valid attribute type defined in the server schema. Changes to \ |
| | | this configuration attribute will take effect immediately |
| | | SEVERE_ERR_SASLDIGESTMD5_CANNOT_GET_USERNAME_ATTR_194=An unexpected error \ |
| | | occurred while attempting to determine the value of the \ |
| | | ds-cfg-user-name-attribute attribute in configuration entry %s: %s |
| | | SEVERE_ERR_SASLDIGESTMD5_UNKNOWN_USERNAME_ATTR_195=The attribute %s \ |
| | | referenced in configuration attribute ds-cfg-user-name-attribute in \ |
| | | configuration entry %s does not exist in the Directory Server schema. The \ |
| | | attribute that is to be used for username lookups during SASL DIGEST-MD5 \ |
| | | authentication must be defined in the server schema |
| | | INFO_SASLDIGESTMD5_DESCRIPTION_USER_BASE_DN_196=Base DN that \ |
| | | should be used when searching for entries based on the username provided \ |
| | | during SASL DIGEST-MD5 authentication. Changes to this configuration \ |
| | | attribute will take effect immediately |
| | | SEVERE_ERR_SASLDIGESTMD5_CANNOT_GET_USER_BASE_DN_197=An unexpected error \ |
| | | occurred while attempting to determine the value of the ds-cfg-user-base-dn \ |
| | | attribute in configuration entry %s: %s |
| | | INFO_SASLDIGESTMD5_DESCRIPTION_REALM_198=Realm that should be \ |
| | | used by the server for DIGEST-MD5 authentication. If this is not provided, \ |
| | | then the server will default to using a set of realm names that correspond to \ |
| | | the defined suffixes. Changes to this configuration attribute will take \ |
| | | effect immediately |
| | | SEVERE_ERR_SASLDIGESTMD5_CANNOT_GET_REALM_199=An unexpected error occurred \ |
| | | while attempting to determine the value of the ds-cfg-realm attribute in \ |
| | | configuration entry %s: %s |
| | | SEVERE_WARN_SASLDIGESTMD5_CHALLENGE_TOO_LONG_200=The initial DIGEST-MD5 must \ |
| | | be less than 2048 bytes, but the generated challenge was %d bytes |
| | | MILD_ERR_SASLDIGESTMD5_NO_CREDENTIALS_201=The client connection included \ |
| | | DIGEST-MD5 state information, indicating that the client was in the process \ |
| | | of performing a DIGEST-MD5 bind, but the bind request did not include any \ |
| | | INFO_SASL_UNSUPPORTED_CALLBACK_192=An unsupported or unexpected callback was \ |
| | | provided to the SASL server for use during %s authentication: %s |
| | | MILD_ERR_SASL_NO_CREDENTIALS_193=The client connection included \ |
| | | %s state information, indicating that the client was in the process \ |
| | | of performing a %s bind, but the bind request did not include any \ |
| | | credentials |
| | | MILD_ERR_SASLDIGESTMD5_INVALID_STORED_STATE_202=The SASL DIGEST-MD5 bind \ |
| | | request contained SASL credentials, but the stored SASL state information for \ |
| | | this client connection is not in an appropriate form for the challenge |
| | | SEVERE_WARN_SASLDIGESTMD5_CANNOT_PARSE_ISO_CREDENTIALS_203=An error occurred \ |
| | | while attempting to parse the DIGEST-MD5 credentials as a string using the %s \ |
| | | character set: %s. The server will re-try using UTF-8 |
| | | SEVERE_WARN_SASLDIGESTMD5_CANNOT_PARSE_UTF8_CREDENTIALS_204=An error occurred \ |
| | | while attempting to parse the DIGEST-MD5 credentials as a string using the \ |
| | | UTF-8 character set: %s |
| | | MILD_ERR_SASLDIGESTMD5_INVALID_TOKEN_IN_CREDENTIALS_205=The DIGEST-MD5 \ |
| | | credentials provided by the client contained an invalid token of "%s" \ |
| | | starting at position %d |
| | | MILD_ERR_SASLDIGESTMD5_INVALID_CHARSET_206=The DIGEST-MD5 credentials \ |
| | | provided by the client specified an invalid character set of %s. Only a \ |
| | | value of 'utf-8' is acceptable for this parameter |
| | | MILD_ERR_SASLDIGESTMD5_CANNOT_DECODE_REALM_AS_DN_207=An error occurred while \ |
| | | attempting to parse the provided response realm "%s" as a DN: %s |
| | | MILD_ERR_SASLDIGESTMD5_INVALID_REALM_208=The DIGEST-MD5 credentials provided \ |
| | | by the client included an invalid realm of "%s" |
| | | SEVERE_ERR_SASLDIGESTMD5_INVALID_NONCE_209=The DIGEST-MD5 credentials \ |
| | | provided by the client included a nonce that was different from the nonce \ |
| | | supplied by the server. This could indicate a replay attack or a chosen \ |
| | | plaintext attack, and as a result the client connection will be terminated |
| | | MILD_ERR_SASLDIGESTMD5_CANNOT_DECODE_NONCE_COUNT_210=The DIGEST-MD5 \ |
| | | credentials provided by the client included a nonce count "%s" that could not \ |
| | | be decoded as a hex-encoded integer |
| | | SEVERE_ERR_SASLDIGESTMD5_CANNOT_DECODE_STORED_NONCE_COUNT_211=An unexpected \ |
| | | error occurred while attempting to decode the nonce count stored by the \ |
| | | server for this client connection: %s |
| | | SEVERE_ERR_SASLDIGESTMD5_INVALID_NONCE_COUNT_212=The DIGEST-MD5 credentials \ |
| | | provided by the client included a nonce count that was different from the \ |
| | | count expected by the server. This could indicate a replay attack, and as a \ |
| | | result the client connection will be terminated |
| | | MILD_ERR_SASLDIGESTMD5_INTEGRITY_NOT_SUPPORTED_213=The client requested the \ |
| | | auth-int quality of protection but integrity protection is not currently \ |
| | | supported by the Directory Server |
| | | MILD_ERR_SASLDIGESTMD5_CONFIDENTIALITY_NOT_SUPPORTED_214=The client requested \ |
| | | the auth-conf quality of protection but confidentiality protection is not \ |
| | | currently supported by the Directory Server |
| | | MILD_ERR_SASLDIGESTMD5_INVALID_QOP_215=The DIGEST-MD5 credentials provided by \ |
| | | the client requested an invalid quality of protection mechanism of %s |
| | | MILD_ERR_SASLDIGESTMD5_CANNOT_PARSE_RESPONSE_DIGEST_216=The DIGEST-MD5 \ |
| | | credentials provided by the client included a digest that could not be \ |
| | | decoded as a hex-encoded byte sequence: %s |
| | | MILD_ERR_SASLDIGESTMD5_INVALID_RESPONSE_TOKEN_217=The DIGEST-MD5 credentials \ |
| | | provided by the client included an invalid token named "%s" |
| | | MILD_ERR_SASLDIGESTMD5_NO_USERNAME_IN_RESPONSE_218=The DIGEST-MD5 credentials \ |
| | | provided by the client did not contain the required "username" token |
| | | MILD_ERR_SASLDIGESTMD5_NO_NONCE_IN_RESPONSE_219=The DIGEST-MD5 credentials \ |
| | | provided by the client did not contain the required "nonce" token |
| | | MILD_ERR_SASLDIGESTMD5_NO_CNONCE_IN_RESPONSE_220=The DIGEST-MD5 credentials \ |
| | | provided by the client did not contain the required "cnonce" token |
| | | MILD_ERR_SASLDIGESTMD5_NO_NONCE_COUNT_IN_RESPONSE_221=The DIGEST-MD5 \ |
| | | credentials provided by the client did not contain the required "nc" token |
| | | MILD_ERR_SASLDIGESTMD5_NO_DIGEST_IN_RESPONSE_223=The DIGEST-MD5 credentials \ |
| | | provided by the client did not contain the required "response" token |
| | | MILD_ERR_SASLDIGESTMD5_CANNOT_DECODE_USERNAME_AS_DN_224=An error occurred \ |
| | | while attempting to decode the SASL DIGEST-MD5 username "%s" because it \ |
| | | appeared to contain a DN but DN decoding failed: %s |
| | | MILD_ERR_SASLDIGESTMD5_USERNAME_IS_NULL_DN_225=The username in the SASL \ |
| | | DIGEST-MD5 bind request appears to be an empty DN. This is not allowed |
| | | INFO_SASLDIGESTMD5_CANNOT_LOCK_ENTRY_226=The Directory Server was unable to \ |
| | | obtain a read lock on user entry %s in order to retrieve that entry |
| | | MILD_ERR_SASLDIGESTMD5_CANNOT_GET_ENTRY_BY_DN_227=An error occurred while \ |
| | | attempting to retrieve user entry %s as specified in the DN-based username of \ |
| | | a SASL DIGEST-MD5 bind request: %s |
| | | MILD_ERR_SASLDIGESTMD5_ZERO_LENGTH_USERNAME_228=The username contained in the \ |
| | | SASL DIGEST-MD5 bind request had a length of zero characters, which is not \ |
| | | allowed. DIGEST-MD5 authentication does not allow an empty string for use as \ |
| | | the username |
| | | MILD_ERR_SASLDIGESTMD5_CANNOT_PERFORM_INTERNAL_SEARCH_229=An error occurred \ |
| | | while trying to perform an internal search to retrieve the user entry \ |
| | | associated with the SASL DIGEST-MD5 username %s. The result of that search \ |
| | | was %s with a message of %s |
| | | MILD_ERR_SASLDIGESTMD5_MULTIPLE_MATCHING_ENTRIES_230=The internal search \ |
| | | attempting to resolve SASL DIGEST-MD5 username %s matched multiple entries. \ |
| | | Authentication cannot succeed unless the username is mapped to exactly one \ |
| | | user entry |
| | | MILD_ERR_SASLDIGESTMD5_NO_MATCHING_ENTRIES_231=The server was not able to \ |
| | | find any user entries for the provided username of %s |
| | | MILD_ERR_SASLDIGESTMD5_NO_PW_ATTR_232=The SASL DIGEST-MD5 authentication \ |
| | | failed because the mapped user entry did not contain any values for the %s \ |
| | | attribute |
| | | MILD_ERR_SASLDIGESTMD5_UNKNOWN_STORAGE_SCHEME_233=A password in the target \ |
| | | user entry %s could not be processed via SASL DIGEST-MD5 because that \ |
| | | password has an unknown storage scheme of %s |
| | | MILD_ERR_SASLDIGESTMD5_CANNOT_GET_CLEAR_PASSWORD_234=An error occurred while \ |
| | | attempting to obtain the clear-text password for user %s from the value with \ |
| | | storage scheme %s: %s |
| | | MILD_ERR_SASLDIGESTMD5_INVALID_CREDENTIALS_235=The DIGEST-MD5 credentials \ |
| | | provided by the client are not appropriate for any password in the associated \ |
| | | user account |
| | | MILD_ERR_SASLDIGESTMD5_NO_REVERSIBLE_PASSWORDS_236=SASL DIGEST-MD5 \ |
| | | authentication is not possible for user %s because none of the passwords in \ |
| | | the user entry are stored in a reversible form |
| | | SEVERE_WARN_SASLDIGESTMD5_CANNOT_GENERATE_RESPONSE_DIGEST_237=An error \ |
| | | occurred while attempting to generate a server-side digest to compare with \ |
| | | the client response: %s |
| | | SEVERE_ERR_SASLDIGESTMD5_CANNOT_GENERATE_RESPONSE_AUTH_DIGEST_238=An error \ |
| | | occurred while trying to generate the response auth digest to include in the \ |
| | | server SASL credentials: %s |
| | | MILD_ERR_SASLDIGESTMD5_INVALID_CLOSING_QUOTE_POS_239=The DIGEST-MD5 response \ |
| | | challenge could not be parsed because it had an invalid quotation mark at \ |
| | | position %d |
| | | INFO_SASLDIGESTMD5_UPDATED_USERNAME_ATTR_240=Attribute \ |
| | | ds-cfg-user-name-attribute in configuration entry %s has been updated. The \ |
| | | %s attribute will now be used when looking up user entries based on their \ |
| | | username |
| | | INFO_SASLDIGESTMD5_UPDATED_USER_BASE_DN_241=Attribute ds-cfg-user-base-dn in \ |
| | | configuration entry %s has been updated. The DN %s will now be used as the \ |
| | | search base when looking up user entries based on their username |
| | | INFO_SASLDIGESTMD5_UPDATED_NEW_REALM_242=Attribute ds-cfg-realm in \ |
| | | configuration entry %s has been updated. The realm "%s" will now be \ |
| | | advertised by the server in the challenge response |
| | | INFO_SASLDIGESTMD5_UPDATED_NO_REALM_243=Attribute ds-cfg-realm in \ |
| | | configuration entry %s has been updated. The realm(s) advertised by the \ |
| | | server in the challenge response will be the DNs of the server suffixes |
| | | INFO_SASLGSSAPI_DESCRIPTION_USERNAME_ATTRIBUTE_244=Name of the \ |
| | | attribute that will be used to identify user entries based on the username \ |
| | | provided during SASL GSSAPI authentication. This must specify the name of a \ |
| | | valid attribute type defined in the server schema. Changes to this \ |
| | | configuration attribute will take effect immediately |
| | | SEVERE_ERR_SASLGSSAPI_CANNOT_GET_USERNAME_ATTR_245=An unexpected error \ |
| | | occurred while attempting to determine the value of the \ |
| | | ds-cfg-user-name-attribute attribute in configuration entry %s: %s |
| | | SEVERE_ERR_SASLGSSAPI_UNKNOWN_USERNAME_ATTR_246=The attribute %s referenced \ |
| | | in configuration attribute ds-cfg-user-name-attribute in configuration entry \ |
| | | %s does not exist in the Directory Server schema. The attribute that is to \ |
| | | be used for username lookups during SASL GSSAPI authentication must be \ |
| | | defined in the server schema |
| | | INFO_SASLGSSAPI_DESCRIPTION_USER_BASE_DN_247=Base DN that \ |
| | | should be used when searching for entries based on the username provided \ |
| | | during SASL GSSAPI authentication. Changes to this configuration attribute \ |
| | | will take effect immediately |
| | | SEVERE_ERR_SASLGSSAPI_CANNOT_GET_USER_BASE_DN_248=An unexpected error \ |
| | | occurred while attempting to determine the value of the ds-cfg-user-base-dn \ |
| | | attribute in configuration entry %s: %s |
| | | INFO_SASLGSSAPI_DESCRIPTION_SERVER_FQDN_249=Fully-qualified \ |
| | | domain name that should be used for the server during SASL GSSAPI \ |
| | | authentication. Changes to this configuration attribute will take effect \ |
| | | immediately |
| | | SEVERE_ERR_SASLGSSAPI_CANNOT_GET_SERVER_FQDN_250=An unexpected error occurred \ |
| | | SEVERE_ERR_SASL_CANNOT_GET_SERVER_FQDN_194=An unexpected error occurred \ |
| | | while attempting to determine the value of the ds-cfg-server-fqdn attribute \ |
| | | in configuration entry %s: %s |
| | | INFO_SASLGSSAPI_UPDATED_USERNAME_ATTR_251=Attribute \ |
| | | ds-cfg-user-name-attribute in configuration entry %s has been updated. The \ |
| | | %s attribute will now be used when looking up user entries based on their \ |
| | | username |
| | | INFO_SASLGSSAPI_UPDATED_USER_BASE_DN_252=Attribute ds-cfg-user-base-dn in \ |
| | | configuration entry %s has been updated. The DN %s will now be used as the \ |
| | | search base when looking up user entries based on their username |
| | | INFO_SASLGSSAPI_UPDATED_NEW_SERVER_FQDN_253=Attribute ds-cfg-server-fqdn in \ |
| | | configuration entry %s has been updated. The value "%s" will now be used as \ |
| | | the fully-qualified name of the Directory Server for GSSAPI authentication |
| | | INFO_SASLGSSAPI_UPDATED_NO_SERVER_FQDN_254=Attribute ds-cfg-server-fqdn in \ |
| | | configuration entry %s has been updated. The Directory Server will attempt \ |
| | | to determine its own FQDN for use in GSSAPI authentication |
| | | INFO_SASLGSSAPI_UNEXPECTED_CALLBACK_255=An unexpected callback was provided \ |
| | | for the SASL server for use during GSSAPI authentication: %s |
| | | INFO_SASLGSSAPI_DESCRIPTION_KDC_ADDRESS_256=Address of the KDC \ |
| | | that should be used during SASL GSSAPI authentication. If this is not \ |
| | | specified, then an attempt will be made to obtain it from the system-wide \ |
| | | Kerberos configuration. Changes to this configuration attribute will take \ |
| | | effect immediately for subsequent GSSAPI bind attempts |
| | | MILD_ERR_SASLGSSAPI_CANNOT_GET_KDC_ADDRESS_257=An unexpected error occurred \ |
| | | while attempting to determine the value of the ds-cfg-kdc-address attribute \ |
| | | in configuration entry %s: %s |
| | | INFO_SASLGSSAPI_DESCRIPTION_REALM_258=Default realm that should \ |
| | | be used during SASL GSSAPI authentication. If this is not specified, then an \ |
| | | attempt will be made to obtain it from the system-wide Kerberos \ |
| | | configuration. Changes to this configuration attribute will take effect \ |
| | | immediately for subsequent GSSAPI bind attempts |
| | | MILD_ERR_SASLGSSAPI_CANNOT_GET_REALM_259=An unexpected error occurred while \ |
| | | attempting to determine the value of the ds-cfg-realm attribute in \ |
| | | configuration entry %s: %s |
| | | MILD_ERR_SASLGSSAPI_NO_CLIENT_CONNECTION_260=No client connection was \ |
| | | available for use in processing the GSSAPI bind request |
| | | MILD_ERR_SASLGSSAPI_CANNOT_CREATE_SASL_SERVER_261=An error occurred while \ |
| | | attempting to create the SASL server instance to process the GSSAPI bind \ |
| | | request: %s |
| | | MILD_ERR_SASLGSSAPI_CANNOT_EVALUATE_RESPONSE_262=An error occurred while \ |
| | | attempting to evaluate the challenge response provided by the client in the \ |
| | | GSSAPI bind request: %s |
| | | MILD_ERR_SASLGSSAPI_NO_AUTHZ_ID_263=The GSSAPI authentication process appears \ |
| | | to have completed but no authorization ID is available for mapping to a \ |
| | | directory user |
| | | MILD_ERR_SASLGSSAPI_CANNOT_PERFORM_INTERNAL_SEARCH_264=An error occurred \ |
| | | while attempting to perform an internal search to map the GSSAPI \ |
| | | authorization ID %s to a Directory Server user (result code %d, error message \ |
| | | "%s") |
| | | MILD_ERR_SASLGSSAPI_MULTIPLE_MATCHING_ENTRIES_265=The GSSAPI authorization ID \ |
| | | %s appears to have multiple matches in the Directory Server |
| | | MILD_ERR_SASLGSSAPI_CANNOT_MAP_AUTHZID_266=The GSSAPI authorization ID %s \ |
| | | could not be mapped to any user in the Directory Server |
| | | INFO_SASLGSSAPI_UPDATED_KDC_267=Attribute ds-cfg-kdc-address in configuration \ |
| | | entry %s has been updated. The value "%s" will now be used as the address of \ |
| | | the KDC for GSSAPI authentication |
| | | INFO_SASLGSSAPI_UNSET_KDC_268=Attribute ds-cfg-kdc-address in configuration \ |
| | | entry %s has been un-set as a system property. Any further GSSAPI \ |
| | | authentication attempts will rely on the Kerberos configuration in the \ |
| | | underlying operating system to determine the KDC address |
| | | INFO_SASLGSSAPI_UPDATED_REALM_269=Attribute ds-cfg-realm in configuration \ |
| | | entry %s has been updated. The value "%s" will now be used as the default \ |
| | | realm for GSSAPI authentication |
| | | INFO_SASLGSSAPI_UNSET_REALM_270=Attribute ds-cfg-realm in configuration entry \ |
| | | %s has been un-set as a system property. Any further GSSAPI authentication \ |
| | | attempts will rely on the Kerberos configuration in the underlying operating \ |
| | | system to determine the default realm |
| | | MILD_ERR_SASLGSSAPI_CANNOT_CREATE_LOGIN_CONTEXT_271=An error occurred while \ |
| | | attempting to create the JAAS login context for GSSAPI authentication: %s |
| | | MILD_ERR_SASLGSSAPI_CANNOT_AUTHENTICATE_SERVER_272=An error occurred while \ |
| | | attempting to perform server-side Kerberos authentication to support a GSSAPI \ |
| | | bind operation: %s |
| | | INFO_SASLGSSAPI_DESCRIPTION_KEYTAB_FILE_273=Path to the keytab \ |
| | | file containing the secret key for the Kerberos principal to use when \ |
| | | processing GSSAPI authentication. If this is not specified, then the \ |
| | | system-wide default keytab file will be used. Changes to this configuration \ |
| | | attribute will not take effect until the GSSAPI SASL mechanism handler is \ |
| | | disabled and re-enabled or the Directory Server is restarted |
| | | MILD_ERR_SASLGSSAPI_CANNOT_GET_KEYTAB_FILE_274=An unexpected error occurred \ |
| | | while attempting to determine the value of the ds-cfg-keytab attribute in \ |
| | | configuration entry %s: %s |
| | | SEVERE_ERR_SASLGSSAPI_CANNOT_CREATE_JAAS_CONFIG_275=An error occurred while \ |
| | | SEVERE_ERR_SASL_CONTEXT_CREATE_ERROR_195=An unexpected error occurred while \ |
| | | trying to create an %s context: %s |
| | | MILD_ERR_SASL_CANNOT_DECODE_USERNAME_AS_DN_196=An error occurred \ |
| | | while attempting to decode the SASL %s username "%s" because it \ |
| | | appeared to contain a DN but DN decoding failed: %s |
| | | MILD_ERR_SASL_USERNAME_IS_NULL_DN_197=The username in the SASL \ |
| | | %s bind request appears to be an empty DN. This is not allowed |
| | | INFO_SASL_CANNOT_LOCK_ENTRY_198=The Directory Server was unable to \ |
| | | obtain a read lock on user entry %s in order to retrieve that entry |
| | | MILD_ERR_SASL_CANNOT_GET_ENTRY_BY_DN_199=An error occurred while \ |
| | | attempting to retrieve user entry %s as specified in the DN-based username of \ |
| | | a SASL %s bind request: %s |
| | | MILD_ERR_SASL_ZERO_LENGTH_USERNAME_200=The username contained in the \ |
| | | SASL %s bind request had a length of zero characters, which is not \ |
| | | allowed. %s authentication does not allow an empty string for use as \ |
| | | the username |
| | | MILD_ERR_SASL_NO_MATCHING_ENTRIES_201=The server was not able to \ |
| | | find any user entries for the provided username of %s |
| | | MILD_ERR_SASL_AUTHZID_INVALID_DN_202=The provided authorization ID \ |
| | | %s contained an invalid DN: %s |
| | | MILD_ERR_SASL_AUTHZID_NO_SUCH_ENTRY_203=The entry %s specified as \ |
| | | the authorization identity does not exist |
| | | MILD_ERR_SASL_AUTHZID_CANNOT_GET_ENTRY_204=The entry %s specified as \ |
| | | the authorization identity could not be retrieved: %s |
| | | MILD_ERR_SASL_AUTHZID_NO_MAPPED_ENTRY_205=The server was unable to \ |
| | | find any entry corresponding to authorization ID %s |
| | | MILD_ERR_SASL_CANNOT_MAP_AUTHZID_206=An error occurred while \ |
| | | attempting to map authorization ID %s to a user entry: %s |
| | | MILD_ERR_SASL_CANNOT_GET_REVERSIBLE_PASSWORDS_207=An error occurred \ |
| | | while attempting to retrieve the clear-text password(s) for user %s in order \ |
| | | to perform SASL %s authentication: %s |
| | | MILD_ERR_SASL_NO_REVERSIBLE_PASSWORDS_208=SASL %s \ |
| | | authentication is not possible for user %s because none of the passwords in \ |
| | | the user entry are stored in a reversible form |
| | | SEVERE_ERR_SASL_PROTOCOL_ERROR_209=SASL %s protocol error: %s |
| | | MILD_ERR_SASL_AUTHZID_INSUFFICIENT_PRIVILEGES_210=The authenticating \ |
| | | user %s does not have sufficient privileges to assume a different \ |
| | | authorization identity |
| | | MILD_ERR_SASL_AUTHZID_INSUFFICIENT_ACCESS_211=The authenticating \ |
| | | user %s does not have sufficient access to assume a different \ |
| | | authorization identity |
| | | MILD_ERR_SASL_AUTHENTRY_NO_MAPPED_ENTRY_212=The server was unable to \ |
| | | find any entry corresponding to authentication ID %s |
| | | SEVERE_ERR_SASLGSSAPI_KDC_REALM_NOT_DEFINED_213=The server was unable to \ |
| | | because both the ds-cfg-kdc-address and ds-cfg-realm attributes must be \ |
| | | defined or neither defined |
| | | MILD_ERR_SASL_CANNOT_MAP_AUTHENTRY_214=An error occurred while \ |
| | | attempting to map authorization ID %s to a user entry: %s |
| | | SEVERE_ERR_SASLGSSAPI_CANNOT_CREATE_JAAS_CONFIG_215=An error occurred while \ |
| | | attempting to write a temporary JAAS configuration file for use during GSSAPI \ |
| | | processing: %s |
| | | SEVERE_ERR_SASLGSSAPI_DIFFERENT_AUTHID_AND_AUTHZID_276=The authentication ID \ |
| | | %s was not equal to the authorization ID %s. This is not supported for \ |
| | | GSSAPI authentication |
| | | SEVERE_ERR_SASLGSSAPI_CANNOT_CREATE_LOGIN_CONTEXT_216=An error occurred while \ |
| | | attempting to create the JAAS login context for GSSAPI authentication: %s |
| | | MILD_ERR_SASLGSSAPI_NO_CLIENT_CONNECTION_217=No client connection was \ |
| | | available for use in processing the GSSAPI bind request |
| | | INFO_GSSAPI_PRINCIPAL_NAME_218=GSSAPI mechanism using a principal name of: %s |
| | | INFO_GSSAPI_SERVER_FQDN_219=GSSAPI SASL mechanism using a server fully \ |
| | | qualified domain name of: %s |
| | | INFO_DIGEST_MD5_REALM_220=DIGEST-MD5 SASL mechanism using a realm of: %s |
| | | INFO_DIGEST_MD5_SERVER_FQDN_221=DIGEST-MD5 SASL mechanism using a server \ |
| | | fully qualified domain name of: %s |
| | | SEVERE_ERR_EXTOP_WHOAMI_PROXYAUTH_INSUFFICIENT_PRIVILEGES_277=You do not have \ |
| | | sufficient privileges to use the proxied authorization control |
| | | INFO_EXACTMAP_DESCRIPTION_MATCH_ATTR_298=Name or OID of the \ |
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| | | from configuration entry %s: %s |
| | | NOTICE_ERRORLOG_ACCTNOTHANDLER_NOTIFICATION_375=Account-Status-Notification \ |
| | | type='%s' userdn='%s' id=%d msg='%s' |
| | | MILD_ERR_SASLDIGESTMD5_CANNOT_GET_REVERSIBLE_PASSWORDS_376=An error occurred \ |
| | | while attempting to retrieve the clear-text password(s) for user %s in order \ |
| | | to perform SASL DIGEST-MD5 authentication: %s |
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| | | MILD_ERR_SASLCRAMMD5_CANNOT_GET_REVERSIBLE_PASSWORDS_377=An error occurred \ |
| | | while attempting to retrieve the clear-text password(s) for user %s in order \ |
| | | to perform SASL CRAM-MD5 authentication: %s |
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| | | perform an internal modification to update the group: %s |
| | | MILD_ERR_EXTOP_PASSMOD_INSUFFICIENT_PRIVILEGES_392=You do not have sufficient \ |
| | | privileges to perform password reset operations |
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| | | MILD_ERR_SASLDIGESTMD5_EMPTY_AUTHZID_393=The provided authorization ID was \ |
| | | empty, which is not allowed for DIGEST-MD5 authentication |
| | | MILD_ERR_SASLDIGESTMD5_AUTHZID_INVALID_DN_394=The provided authorization ID \ |
| | | %s contained an invalid DN: %s |
| | | MILD_ERR_SASLDIGESTMD5_AUTHZID_INSUFFICIENT_PRIVILEGES_395=The authenticating \ |
| | | user %s does not have sufficient privileges to assume a different \ |
| | | authorization identity |
| | | MILD_ERR_SASLDIGESTMD5_AUTHZID_NO_SUCH_ENTRY_396=The entry %s specified as \ |
| | | the authorization identity does not exist |
| | | MILD_ERR_SASLDIGESTMD5_AUTHZID_CANNOT_GET_ENTRY_397=The entry %s specified as \ |
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| | | find any entry corresponding to authorization ID %s |
| | | MILD_ERR_SASLDIGESTMD5_CANNOT_MAP_AUTHZID_399=An error occurred while \ |
| | | attempting to map authorization ID %s to a user entry: %s |
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| | | MILD_ERR_SASLPLAIN_AUTHZID_INVALID_DN_400=The provided authorization ID %s \ |
| | | contained an invalid DN: %s |
| | | MILD_ERR_SASLPLAIN_AUTHZID_INSUFFICIENT_PRIVILEGES_401=The authenticating \ |
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| | | SEVERE_ERR_SDTUACM_ATTR_UNINDEXED_569=The subject DN to user attribute \ |
| | | certificate mapper defined in configuration entry %s references attribute \ |
| | | type %s which is does not have an equality index defined in backend %s |
| | | INFO_LOG_EXTENSION_INFORMATION_570=Loaded extension from file '%s' (build %s, \ |
| | | SEVERE_ERR_SASLDIGESTMD5_PROTOCOL_ERROR_570=SASL DIGEST MD5 protocol error: %s |
| | | INFO_LOG_EXTENSION_INFORMATION_571=Loaded extension from file '%s' (build %s, \ |
| | | revision %s) |
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