cat-id-tbl.c

一套客户/服务器模式的备份系统代码,跨平台,支持linux,AIX, IRIX, FreeBSD, Digital Unix (OSF1), Solaris and HP-UX.

/* Automatically generated by po2tbl.sed from afbackup.pot.  */

#if HAVE_CONFIG_H
# include <config.h>
#endif

#include "libgettext.h"

const struct _msg_ent _msg_tbl[] = {
  {"", 1},
  {"usage: %s\n", 2},
  {"\
Warning: File `%s' does not exist.\n\
 Probably a new tape has been detected automatically\n\
 and thus this file has been removed.\n", 3},
  {"\
Warning: File `%s' does not exist.\n\
 Probably someone else has already issued this\n\
 command and thus this file has been removed.\n", 4},
  {"Error: Cannot remove file `%s': %s\n", 5},
  {"%sError: %s", 6},
  {"Server ", 7},
  {"%s got signal %d, exiting.\n", 8},
  {"\
%sError: unexpected fault receiving from server: %s. Trying to continue ...\n", 9},
  {"unknown fault", 10},
  {"Warning: Empty command supplied. Nothing happens", 11},
  {">>> Remote process exited with status %d, but produced no output.\n", 12},
  {"Error: Cannot remove report file `%s'\n", 13},
  {"Error: Cannot write report file `%s'\n", 14},
  {"Backup statistics:\n", 15},
  {"\
Client Identifier:             %s\n\
\n", 16},
  {"\
Exit Status:                   %ld\n\
\n", 17},
  {"Start-Time:                    %s\n", 18},
  {"\
End-Time:                      %s\n\
\n", 19},
  {"Backup Server:                 %s\n", 20},
  {"Backup Port:                   %d\n", 21},
  {"First Cartridge used:          %ld\n", 22},
  {"First Tapefile accessed:       %ld\n", 23},
  {"Last Cartridge used:           %ld\n", 24},
  {"Last Tapefile accessed:        %ld\n", 25},
  {"Used Cartridges:", 26},
  {"Stored filesystem entries:     %ld\n", 27},
  {"Bytes written to media:        %s\n", 28},
  {"Sum of filesizes:              %s\n", 29},
  {"Sum of compressed filesizes:   %s\n", 30},
  {"Sum of uncompressed filesizes: %s\n", 31},
  {"Total compression factor:      %.2f\n", 32},
  {"Real compression factor:       %.2f\n", 33},
  {"Description", 34},
  {"===========", 35},
  {"This program is used to maintain archives on a backup server", 36},
  {"host or in a file. Archives can be created, extracted or their", 37},
  {"contents be listed. At least one of the following flags has to", 38},
  {"be supplied:", 39},
  {" -c  to create an archive", 40},
  {" -x  to extract from an archive", 41},
  {" -t  to list the contents of an archive", 42},
  {" -d  to verify (compare) the contents of an archive", 43},
  {" -C  to set a certain cartridge on the backup server", 44},
  {"       (makes only sense extracting or listing with -x or", 45},
  {"        -t, the writing position can't be changed by clients)", 46},
  {" -F  to set a certain file on the backup server's tape", 47},
  {"       (the same applies as for -C)", 48},
  {" -q  to printout the current cartridge and tape file number", 49},
  {"       on the backup server", 50},
  {" -Q  to printout the cartridge and tape file number for the", 51},
  {"       the next write access on the backup server", 52},
  {" -X  followed by the full path name of a program to be started on", 53},
  {"       the client. This can be used to trigger a backup remotely.", 54},
  {"       If the program needs arguments, the command together with", 55},
  {"       the arguments has to be enclosed by quotes", 56},
  {" -I  to printout an index of the backups written to the current", 57},
  {"       cartridge", 58},
  {" -w  to check the status of the streamer on the server side, e.g.", 59},
  {"       whether it is ready and waiting for requests to service", 60},
  {" -G  to request a new cartridge for the next writing operation.", 61},
  {"       If the current writing position is already at the beginning", 62},
  {"       of a new or reused tape, nothing happens", 63},
  {" -D <destination> to make an exact copy of a tape to another one", 64},
  {"       (duplicate). See below how to specify the destination tape.", 65},
  {"       Duplication can be either from one cartridge to another on", 66},
  {"       the same server, or from one server to another one. When", 67},
  {"       copying to the same server chunks of data are stored in a", 68},
  {"       temporary directory on the client, where the command is", 69},
  {"       started, what should preferably be the source server", 70},
  {" -M <message> send a message to the server. Messages will in the", 71},
  {"       most cases contain whitespace, so they should be enclosed", 72},
  {"       in quotes. Server messages should be sent to the single", 73},
  {"       stream server (port), the multi stream server might hang", 74},
  {"       receiving a message due to systematical reasons. Several", 75},
  {"       messages can be put into the string. They must be separated", 76},
  {"       by a real newline character or the usual C-like \\n .", 77},
  {"       The following messages are currently supported:", 78},
  {"        PreciousTapes: <list-of-tapes>", 79},
  {"                   The list of tapes is inserted into the table", 80},
  {"                   with the tapes, that are crucial for clients", 81},
  {"                   to restore all files, that are listed in all", 82},
  {"                   existing index files. These tapes will not be", 83},
  {"                   overwritten until explicitly permitted. This", 84},
  {"                   message is generated automatically and should", 85},
  {"                   not be used in other user contexts", 86},
  {"        ReuseTapes: <list-of-tapes>", 87},
  {"                   The opposite of PreciousTapes. Sending this", 88},
  {"                   message permits the server to overwrite the", 89},
  {"                   listed tapes, though they are crucial for", 90},
  {"                   some client", 91},
  {"        TapesReadOnly: <list-of-tapes>", 92},
  {"                   The list of tapes is inserted into the file", 93},
  {"                   listing the files, that should not be written", 94},
  {"                   any more for whatever reason", 95},
  {"        TapesReadWrite: <list-of-tapes>", 96},
  {"                   This reverts the status of tapes set read-only", 97},
  {"                   to read-write, the opposite of TapesReadOnly", 98},
  {"        CartridgeReady", 99},
  {"                   When an operator is requested to do something", 100},
  {"                   the server is waiting for, this message can be", 101},
  {"                   sent to trigger the server to proceed. This", 102},
  {"                   message has the same effect as the cartready", 103},
  {"                   command", 104},
  {"        DeleteClient: <client-identifier>", 105},
  {"                   The tapes, that are marked as reserved for a", 106},
  {"                   client to recover all the data in his indexes,", 107},
  {"                   are freed. That is, the appropriate line is", 108},
  {"                   removed from the server's precious_tapes file", 109},
  {" -m [ <interval> ] poll the current message from the server and", 110},
  {"       write it to standard output, if it is new. Polling is", 111},
  {"       done indefinitely with the given interval in seconds,", 112},
  {"       default interval is 3 seconds", 113},
  {"-c, -x, -t, -d, -X, -D, -I and -m are mutual exclusive. The other", 114},
  {"options can be supplied as needed. To set the cartridge and/or", 115},
  {"the tape file on the backup server is only making sense when not", 116},
  {"creating an archive. The serial order of writing to tape is", 117},
  {"handled by the server machine independently of the client.", 118},
  {"Filenames", 119},
  {"The names of the files and directories, that have to be put", 120},
  {"into or extracted from an archive are by default read from the", 121},
  {"standard input. If filenames are supplied in the command line", 122},
  {"the -a flag is given when extracting, standard input is not read.", 123},
  {"The same applies, when filenames are read from a file with the", 124},
  {"-T option. When reading the names from a file or from standard", 125},
  {"input, they must be given one per line. If a name contains", 126},
  {"special characters (like newline or nonprintable ones), they", 127},
  {"have to be specified using backslash-sequences like in C-code,", 128},
  {"e.g. \\n for newline.", 129},
  {"In save mode (-c) filenames can be prefixed with character", 130},
  {"sequences, that have special meanings (no space between prefix", 131},
  {"and filename):", 132},
  {" /../   The file is not saved with all attributes present in", 133},
  {"        the inode, but only the contents are saved. This might", 134},
  {"        be useful for saving raw-devices", 135},
  {" //../  With /../ the configured processing is not applied to", 136},
  {"        the file contents for safety reasons. With this prefix", 137},
  {"        processing can be forced nonetheless", 138},
  {" |||    and a mandatory space character indicates, that the", 139},
  {"        following characters up to (but not including) another", 140},
  {"        triple bar ||| should be interpreted as a shell command,", 141},
  {"        that is started and whose standard output is written to", 142},
  {"        the backup. At restore time the command following the", 143},
  {"        second triple bar is started and the data stream read", 144},
  {"        at backup time is written to it's standard input. This", 145},
  {"        might be useful for saving e.g. databases. The second", 146},
  {"        command may be terminated by a triple sharp ###, that", 147},
  {"        starts an optional comment. Example:", 148},
  {"        ||| pg_dumpall ||| psql db_tmpl ### Store Postgres DBs", 149},
  {"Destination", 150},
  {"The destination tape for the duplicate operation can be given", 151},
  {"in two ways: either with the options -h, -p, -C and -k following", 152},
  {"the -D immediately without space and enclosed in quotes, so that", 153},
  {"they appear as an own argument list in one real argument, e.g.:", 154},
  {" -D' -C 5 -h targethost -p targetport'", 155},
  {"(double quotes are of course also possible ...).", 156},
  {"The second format is as follows:", 157},
  {" [<targetcart>][@<targethost>][%targetport>][:<targetcryptkeyfile>]", 158},
  {"At least one of the specifiers must be present. Examples:", 159},
  {" 5@otherhost  5%2990:/keyfile/for/target/server @otherhost%2970", 160},
  {"If one of the specifiers is omitted, it is assumed identical with", 161},
  {"the copy source specified in the normal options -h, -p, -C and -k.", 162},
  {"Copying a tape to itself is prevented.", 163},
  {"More options in alphabetical order:", 164},
  {" -            in combination with -c: read standard input and", 165},
  {"                write it to tape, in combination with -x: read", 166},
  {"                tape and write it to standard output", 167},
  {" -A <time>    process files (save or extract) modified after", 168},
  {"                the given time in seconds since 1.1.1970 00:00", 169},
  {" -a           in combination with -x: extract all files and", 170},
  {"                directories in the archive", 171},
  {" -B <time>    process files (save or extract) modified before", 172},
  {" -b           don't enter buffering mode", 173},
  {" -e <errlog>  Use the file <errlog> to write error messages to", 174},
  {"                instead of the standard error output", 175},
  {" -f <file>    write to or read from a file instead of querying", 176},
  {"                the backup server", 177},
  {" -g           while extracting/reading: ignore leading garbage,", 178},
  {"                suppress error messages at the beginning. This", 179},
  {"                is useful when extracting from tape files, that", 180},
  {"                are not the first ones of a whole archive.", 181},
  {" -H <header>  put the supplied informational header to the begin", 182},
  {"                of the backup. If a - is supplied (no space may", 183},
  {"                follow -H i.e. -H-) the information is read from", 184},
  {"                the first line of stdin. Backslash sequences of", 185},
  {"                C-like style are replaced", 186},
  {" -h <host>    use the backup server with the name <host>", 187},
  {"                default host is the machine with the name", 188},
  {"                backuphost", 189},
  {" -i           while extracting: ignore the stored ownership and", 190},
  {"                do not restore it", 191},
  {" -j           when starting to write: request starting a new", 192},
  {"                tape file", 193},
  {" -K           when packing, do not keep the access time of the", 194},
  {"                file. By default after packing a filesystem entry", 195},
  {"                it's previous atime is restored", 196},
  {" -k <file>    use the contents of the given file as encryption", 197},
  {"                key for authenticating to the server", 198},
  {" -l           for each packed or unpacked filename, if sending", 199},
  {"                to or receiving from a backup server in verbose", 200},
  {"                   mode in combination with -n:", 201},
  {"                printout server name and port number at the", 202},
  {"                beginning of the line, e.g.: orion%2988!", 203},
  {" -N <file>    while archiving: ignore files with a modification", 204},
  {"                time before the one of the given file, only save", 205},
  {"                newer files or such with the same age in seconds", 206},
  {" -n           for each packed or unpacked filename, if sending", 207},
  {"                   mode:", 208},
  {"                printout cartridge and tape file number at the", 209},
  {"                beginning of the line, e. g.: 7.15: <filename>", 210},
  {"                In combination with -X: precede each line of", 211},
  {"                output received from the remotely started program", 212},
  {"                with the identifier of the remote host and a", 213},
  {"                colon, e. g.:  darkstar: Full backup finished.", 214},
  {" -O           for each packed file creating a backup in verbose", 215},
  {"                mode: printout the user-ID of the file owner at", 216},
  {"                the beginning of the line prefixed with a bar |", 217},
  {"                eventually behind cartridge and file number", 218},
  {" -o <uid>     archive or extract only files owned by the user", 219},
  {"                with the given user-ID (an integer)", 220},
  {" -p <portno>  use a different port number for communicating with", 221},
  {"                the backup server. Default is TCP-Port 2988", 222},
  {" -R           pack or extract directories recursively with all", 223},
  {"                of their contents", 224},
  {" -r           use filenames relative to the current directory,", 225},