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delete_rusure3=Are you sure you want to delete the module clones(s) $2 ?
delete_acls=Remove from users and reset access control settings?
delete_enone=No modules selected

os_title=Operating System and Environment
os_desc=This form allows you to change the operating system Webmin treats your system as. This can be useful if you have upgraded your machine to a new version of your operating system distribution. Note that the configuration of installed modules will not be changed, even if there are differences between the old and new systems.
os_desc2=You can also change the search path used by Webmin when running programs, and the shared library path passed to any programs.
os_header=Host operating system
os_curros=Current operating system
os_currver=Current OS version
os_new=New operating system
os_path=Program search path
os_ld_path=Library search path
os_envs=Additional environment variables
os_name=Variable name
os_value=Value

lang_title=Language
lang_title2=Webmin Language
lang_lang=Display in language
lang_intro=This page allows you to choose which language Webmin will use for displaying titles, prompts and messages
lang_ok=Change Language
lang_accept=Use language specified by browser?
lang_charset=Character set for HTML pages
lang_chardef=Determined by language
lang_charover=Force character set
lang_err=Failed to save language
lang_echarset=Missing or invalid-looking character set

ssl_title=SSL Encryption
ssl_essl=The Net::SSLeay perl module does not appear to be installed on your system. To install the OpenSSL library and Net::SSLeay, follow <a href='$1'>these instructions</a> from the Webmin website.
ssl_cpan=Alternately, you can have Webmin <a href='$1'>download and install</a> the required Net::SSLeay Perl module for you.
ssl_emessage=The error message from Perl was : $1
ssl_desc1=The host on which Webmin is running appears to have the SSLeay Perl module installed. Using this, Webmin supports SSL encrypted communication between your browser and the server. If you are accessing your Webmin server over the Internet, then you should definitely consider using SSL to prevent an attacker capturing your Webmin password.
ssl_desc2=Warning - only turn on SSL support if you have a browser that supports SSL (such as Netscape or IE), and there is no firewall blocking <b>https</b> requests between your browser and the Webmin host.
ssl_header=SSL support
ssl_on=Enable SSL if available?
ssl_key=Private key file
ssl_cert=Certificate file
ssl_cert_def=Same file as private key
ssl_cert_oth=Separate file
ssl_redirect=Redirect non-SSL requests to SSL mode?
ssl_extracas=Additional certificate files<br>(for chained certificates)
ssl_err=Failed to save SSL options
ssl_ekey=The SSL private key file $1 does not exist or does not contain a PEM format key
ssl_ecert=The SSL certificate file $1 does not exist or does not contain a PEM format certificate
ssl_newkey=This form can be used to create a new SSL key for your Webmin server.
ssl_hole=Because you are currently using the default Webmin SSL key that everyone has access to, you should generate a new key immediately. Otherwise your SSL connection is not secure!
ssl_header1=Create SSL key
ssl_create=Create Now
ssl_cn=Server name in URL
ssl_all=Any hostname
ssl_newfile=Write key to file
ssl_usenew=Use new key immediately?
ssl_size=RSA key size
ssl_custom=Custom size
ssl_bits=bits
ssl_eextraca=Additional certificate file '$1' does not exist
ssl_days=Days before expiry

newkey_err=Failed to create SSL key
newkey_ecn=Missing or invalid server name
newkey_efile=Missing key file name
newkey_title=Generate Key
newkey_ecmd=The SSL command $1 was not found on your system. Either it is not installed, or the <a href='$2'>Webmin Users module configuration</a> is incorrect.
newkey_essl=An error occurred generating a new key :
newkey_ecat=An error occurred writing to the new key file :
newkey_ok=Successfully generated the following SSL key.
newkey_esize=Missing or invalid key size
newkey_edays=Missing or invalid number of days before expiry

startpage_title=Index Page Options
startpage_intro2=This page allows you to control the appearance of the main Webmin menu. Some options may only be effective when using the default theme.
startpage_tabs=Categorise modules?
startpage_nocol=Number of columns
startpage_alt=Use alternative header?
startpage_ecols='$1' is not a valid number of columns
startpage_gotoone=Go direct to module<br>if user only has one?
startpage_deftab=Default category
startpage_nohost=Show version, hostname and OS?
startpage_gotonone=&lt;None&gt;
startpage_gotomodule=After login, always go to module

upgrade_title=Upgrade Webmin
upgrade_desc=This form allows you to upgrade your entire webmin installation to a new version. You can install from a local file, an uploaded file or from the latest version at <a href=http://www.webmin.com/>www.webmin.com</a>. Just as with a manual upgrade, all your config settings and third-party modules will be kept.
upgrade_descrpm=This form allows you to upgrade your entire webmin installation to a new version using RPM's upgrade option. You can install from a local RPM file, an uploaded file or from the latest version at <a href=http://www.webmin.com/>www.webmin.com</a>. Just as with a manual upgrade, all your config settings and third-party modules will be kept.
upgrade_desccaldera=This form allows you to upgrade your entire webmin installation to a new version using RPM's upgrade option. You can install from a local RPM file, an uploaded file or from the latest version from Caldera.
upgrade_descsolaris-pkg=This form allows you to upgrade your entire webmin installation to a new version by removing the current solaris package and installing a new one. You can install from a local solaris package file, an uploaded file or from the latest version at <a href=http://www.webmin.com/>www.webmin.com</a>. Just as with a manual upgrade, all your config settings and third-party modules will be kept.
upgrade_descgentoo=This form allows you to upgrade your entire webmin installation to a new version by removing the current Gentoo Emerge package and installing a new one. You can install from a local Gentoo package file, an uploaded file or from the latest version in the Emerge repository. Just as with a manual upgrade, all your config settings and third-party modules will be kept.
upgrade_local=From local file
upgrade_uploaded=From uploaded file
upgrade_url=From ftp or http URL
upgrade_ftp=Latest version from www.webmin.com
upgrade_cup=Latest version from Caldera's <tt>cupdate</tt> tool
upgrade_emerge=Latest version from Emerge repository
upgrade_delete=Delete old version's directory after upgrade?
upgrade_ok=Upgrade Webmin
upgrade_err1=Failed to upgrade from $1
upgrade_err2=Failed to upgrade from uploaded file
upgrade_err3=Failed to upgrade from www.webmin.com
upgrade_err4=Failed to upgrade from Emerge repository
upgrade_err5=Failed to upgrade from URL $1
upgrade_eurl=Missing or invalid URL
upgrade_efile=File does not exist
upgrade_ebrowser=Your browser does not support file uploads
upgrade_eversion=Cannot downgrade to version $1
upgrade_elatest=You are already running the latest version of Webmin
upgrade_erpm=Not a valid webmin RPM file
upgrade_egunzip=Your system does not have the <tt>gunzip</tt> command
upgrade_egzip=Failed to gunzip file : $1
upgrade_etar=Not a valid Webmin tar file
upgrade_euntar=Failed to untar file : $1
upgrade_emod=File is a Webmin module, not a complete Webmin upgrade. You may want to use the <a href='$1'>Webmin Modules</a> page to install it.
upgrade_setup=Running setup.sh script to upgrade Webmin .. Please wait a minute until it is complete before continuing.
upgrade_setuprpm=Running RPM to upgrade Webmin .. Please wait a minute until it is complete before continuing.
upgrade_setuppackage=Running pkgadd to upgrade Webmin .. Please wait a minute until it is complete before continuing.
upgrade_esolaris=Webmin's upgrade feature does not currently work when you have installed from a Solaris package. Please upgrade manually instead.
upgrade_ecaldera=RPM file does not appear to be the Caldera version of Webmin.
upgrade_eusermin=File is Usermin version $1, not a Webmin update.
upgrade_updates=There are $1 updates for this new version of Webmin. <a href='$2'>Click here</a> to automatically download and install them now.
upgrade_epackage=Not a valid solaris package
upgrade_egentoo=Not a valid Gentoo package of Webmin
upgrade_eupdates=Failed to download list of updates : $1
upgrade_echecksig=RPM signature verification failed : $1
upgrade_nosig=No package signature verification done - checking of tar.gz packages is only possible when upgrading from www.webmin.com.
upgrade_sig=Check GnuPG signature on package?
upgrade_edownsig=Failed to download signature : $1
upgrade_everify2=Package has signature from $1, but it is not valid
upgrade_everify3=Public key with ID $1 is not available for verification
upgrade_everify4=Failed to verify signature : $1
upgrade_sigok=Package signature verified succesfully.
upgrade_nocheck=No package signature verification done.
upgrade_only=Don't re-install deleted modules?

newmod_desc=When Webmin is upgraded, any new modules in the new version will be granted to one or more users. This form allows you to set the users who receive new modules. This setting will apply when upgrading at the command line or using the form above.
newmod_header=New module grants
newmod_def=Default behavior - grant new modules to <tt>root</tt> or <tt>admin</tt>
newmod_users=Grant new modules to :

update_desc1=This form allows you to upgrade Webmin modules that have been found to contain bugs or security holes from the <a href=http://www.webmin.com/updates.html>Webmin Updates</a> page or from another source. This will compare the currently installed modules with those available for update, and optionally automatically download and install any modules that are out of date.
update_header1=Update modules now
update_header2=Update modules on schedule
update_webmin=Update from www.webmin.com
update_other=Update from another source
update_show=Only show which modules would be updated
update_missing=Install modules that are not currently installed
update_third=Update non-core modules as well
update_quiet=Only report when an update is done
update_ok=Update Modules
update_email=Email update report to
update_enabled=Scheduled updating currently enabled
update_apply=Save and Apply
update_sched2=Update modules at $1:$2 every $3 days
update_none=No Webmin updates for this version.
update_failed=Failed to install module : $1
update_desc2=This form is for scheduling the automatic update of Webmin modules containing bugs or security holes from the <a href=http://www.webmin.com/updates.html>Webmin Updates</a> page or from another source. While this service is useful, you should be careful using it as it may allow attackers to take over your system if the update server was ever compromised.

ca_title=Certificate Authority
ca_old=Existing certificate
ca_header1=Create new CA certificate
ca_header2=Edit CA certificate
ca_newmsg1=Your Webmin server is already setup as a certificate authority. You can use this form to set it up again, but any certificates already issued to users will no longer work.
ca_newmsg2=This form should be used to setup your Webmin server as a certificate authority (CA) so that users can request certificates in the Webmin Users to identify themselves to the server without having to login.
ca_cn=Authority name
ca_email=Email address
ca_ou=Department
ca_o=Organisation
ca_sp=State
ca_c=Country code
ca_create=Setup certificate authority
ca_oldmsg1=The CA certificate this server is using is displayed below. You may change it by pasting in the certificate from another CA, but any certificates already issued to users will no longer work.
ca_oldmsg2=If you have already setup a CA on another Webmin server, you can paste its certificate below instead of setting up a new CA. This will allow users from the other server to be recognised by this server as well.
ca_err=Failed to setup certificate authority