index_version=OpenLDAP $1
index_openldap=OpenLDAP
index_eslapd=The OpenLDAP server program $1 was not found on your system. Perhaps the path on the <a href='$2'>module configuration</a> page is incorrect?
index_econfig=The OpenLDAP server configuration file $1 was not found on your system. Perhaps the path on the <a href='$2'>module configuration</a> page is incorrect?
index_econnect=An error occurred connection to the LDAP server : $1. You may need to adjust settings on the <a href='$2'>module configuration</a> page.
index_apply=Apply Configuration
index_applydesc=Click this button to activate the current OpenLDAP server configuration.
index_stop=Stop Server
index_stopdesc=Click this button to shut down the running OpenLDAP server. Beware that this may prevent user accounts or mail aliases stored in the LDAP database from working.
index_start=Start Server
index_startdesc=Click this button to start up the OpenLDAP server with the current configuration. User accounts and mail aliases stored in its database will not be accessible until it is started.
index_return=module index
index_boot=Start at boot?
index_bootdesc=Change this selection to determine if the OpenLDAP server is started at boot time or not.
index_setupdesc=Your LDAP server's database does not contain the root DN $1 yet, which means that no data can be added until you create it. However, Webmin can do this for you by clicking the button below.
index_setup=Create Root DN
index_permsdesc=The LDAP server data directory $1 contains files not owned by the correct user $2, which means that it is unlikely to start up properly. However, Webmin can fix this for you by clicking the button below.
index_perms=Fix Ownership

connect_eserver=The LDAP server $1 does not exist
connect_euser=No user to login as has been configured
connect_epass=No password to login with has been configured
connect_efile=The OpenLDAP configuration file $1 was not found - maybe no LDAP server is installed on this system
connect_euser2=No user to login as was found in the LDAP server configuration
connect_epass2=No password to login with was found in the LDAP server configuration
connect_epass3=The password in the LDAP server configuration is encrypted and cannot be used by Webmin
connect_emod=The Perl module $1 needed to connect to the LDAP server is not installed. The full Perl error message is : $2
connect_eldap=Failed to connect to LDAP server $1 on port $2
connect_essl=Failed to start TLS encryption with LDAP server $1 : $2
connect_elogin=Failed to login to LDAP server $1 as $2 : $3
connect_cpan=You can have the <tt>$1</tt> Perl module <a href='$2'>automatically installed</a> from CPAN.

slapd_title=OpenLDAP Server Configuration
ldif_title=OpenLDAP Server Configuration
slapd_header=Global LDAP server options
slapd_suffix=Root DN for LDAP database
slapd_rootdn=Administration login DN
slapd_rootpw=Administration password
slapd_root1=Unix encrypted <tt>$1</tt>
slapd_root2=SHA1 encrypted <tt>$1</tt>
slapd_root3=Encrypted <tt>$1</tt>
slapd_noroot=<i>No password set</i>
slapd_rootchange=New administration password
slapd_leave=Don't change
slapd_set=Set to
slapd_cachesize=Indexes to cache
slapd_dbcachesize=Database entries to cache
slapd_err=Failed to save LDAP server configuration
slapd_elocal=No LDAP server is installed on this system
slapd_esuffix=Missing or invalid-looking root DN - should be like <tt>dc=your-domain,dc=com</tt>
slapd_erootdn=Missing or invalid-looking Administration login - should be like <tt>cn=Manager,dc=your-domain,dc=com</tt>
slapd_erootpw=Missing new administration password
slapd_ecachesize=Missing or non-numeric index cache size
slapd_edbcachesize=Missing or non-numeric database entries cache size
slapd_allow=Access control options
slapd_bind_v2=Allow LDAP v2 clients
slapd_bind_anon_cred=Allow anonymous login with credentials
slapd_bind_anon_dn=Allow anonymous login with DN
slapd_update_anon=Allow updates by anonymous logins
slapd_sizelimit=Maximum number of search results to return
slapd_timelimit=Maximum time for searches
slapd_secs=seconds
slapd_esizelimit=Missing or non-numeric maximum number of search results to return
slapd_etimelimit=Missing or non-numeric maximum time for searches
slapd_header2=Encryption options
slapd_cert=TLS certificate file
slapd_key=TLS private key file
slapd_ca=TLS CA certificate file
slapd_none=None
slapd_ecert=Missing or incorrectly formatted TLS certificate file
slapd_ekey=Missing or incorrectly formatted TLS private key file
slapd_eca=Missing or incorrectly formatted TLS CA certificate file
slapd_gencert=Generate SSL Certificate
slapd_gencertdesc=To run your LDAP server in TLS mode, an SSL certificate and private key must first be generated. Click this button to create a self-signed certificate for your system.
slapd_gencertwarn=Warning - your existing certificate will no longer be used.
slapd_ecannot=You are not allowed to configure the LDAP server
slapd_protos=LDAP connections to accept
slapd_ldap=LDAP over network
slapd_ldaps=LDAP over SSL
slapd_ldapi=Unix socket file

schema_title=Manage Schema
schema_file=Name
schema_desc=Description
schema_pagedesc=The LDAP schema determines which object classes and attributes can be stored in your LDAP database. This page allows you to select which schema types are supported by your server - but be careful de-selecting any entries that are used by existing objects.
schema_err=Failed to save schema
schema_move=Move
schema_act=Actions..
schema_view=View
schema_edit=Edit
schema_edir=File is not in the schema directory!
schema_etitle=Edit Schema File
schema_eheader=Schema file contents
schema_path=Full filename
schema_edesc=This page allows you to manually edit an LDAP schema file. This should only be done if you are familiar with the file format, as no checking is done by Webmin.
schema_return=schema list
schema_emove=Could not find schema file to move!
schema_ecannot=You are not allowed to manage the LDAP schema

acl_title=LDAP Access Control
acl_ecannot=You are not allowed to configure LDAP access control
acl_what=Objects
acl_order=Order
acl_who=Access granted
acl_move=Move
acl_none=No access control rules have been defined yet. All objects in the LDAP database will be readable by all users.
acl_delete=Delete Selected Rules
acl_add=Add a new access control rule.
acl_return=access control rules

browser_title=Browse Database
browser_econn=The LDAP browser cannot be used : $1
browser_ecannot=You are not allowed to browse the LDAP database
browser_base=Browsing:
browser_ok=Show
browser_esearch=LDAP search failed : $1
browser_subs=Child objects
browser_attrs=Object attributes
browser_parent=Browse Parent
browser_subnone=This object has no child objects.
browser_attrnone=This object has no attributes!
browser_sel=OK
browser_edit=Edit..
browser_add=Add attribute to object.
browser_name=Attribute
browser_value=Values
browser_acts=Actions
browser_delete=Remove Selected Attributes
browser_sdelete=Remove Selected Children
browser_cancel=Cancel
browser_save=Save
browser_sub=Sub-object
browser_sadd=Add new sub-object.
browser_clone=Clone this object.
browser_rename=Rename..
browser_rsave=Rename
browser_return=database browser
browser_toomany=The number of sub-objects is higher than Webmin's limit of $1.
browser_toomany2=The number of sub-objects matching $1 is higher than Webmin's limit of $2.
browser_nomatch=No objects matched your search for $1.
browser_search=Find objects matching :
browser_search2=Showing objects matching :
browser_sok=Search

save_err=Failed to change attribute
save_ebase=Could not fetch object $1 from database
save_emodify=LDAP modification of $2 in $1 failed : $3
save_enone=No values entered

add_err=Failed to add attribute
add_eadd=Missing or invalid attribute name
add_evalue=Missing value
add_emodify=LDAP add of $2 to $1 failed : $3

delete_err=Failed to remove attributes
delete_enone=None selected
delete_emodify=LDAP delete of $2 from $1 failed : $3

sdelete_err=Failed to delete objects
sdelete_edn=Object $1 was not found
sdelete_edel=LDAP delete of $1 failed : $2

rename_err=Failed to rename object
rename_eget=Could not find object with DN $1
rename_enew=New name does not appear to be valid
rename_erename=LDAP newdn to $2 from $1 failed : $3

oadd_title=Create Object
oadd_header=New LDAP object details
oadd_base=Parent object DN
oadd_dn=New object DN
oadd_classes=Object classes
oadd_attrs=Other attributes
oadd_edn1=Missing or invalid name for DN
oadd_edn2=Missing or invalid value for DN
oadd_eclasses=No object classes entered
oadd_eclass='$1' does not look like a valid object class
oadd_ename=Invalid-looking name for attribute $1
oadd_eget=Failed to get object $1 : $2
oadd_eget2=Failed to check for clash with $1 : $2
oadd_eclash=An object with the DN $1 already exists
oadd_eadd=LDAP add of $1 failed : $2
oadd_err=Failed to create new object

create_title=Create Tree
create_ecannot=You are not allowed to create a new tree
create_desc=This page provided a convenient way to create DN that will be the base of a new tree in the database. It can also create an example user or email alias under the tree, as a template for your own objects.
create_header=New LDAP DN tree options
create_dn=Name for new DN
create_dn0=Based on domain name
create_dn1=Distinguished name
create_example=Create example object under new DN?
create_unix=Unix user
create_mail=Unix user with mail
create_virt=Address mapping
create_group=Unix group
create_edom=Missing or invalid domain name
create_edn=Missing or invalid distinguished name
create_err=Failed to create new tree
create_doingdn=Creating base DN $1 ..
create_edoingdn=.. failed : $1
create_done=.. done
create_doingex=Creating example object with DN $1 ..
create_edoingex=.. failed : $1. However, the tree can still be used.
create_eoc=Could not find a suitable object class for the new DN

eunknown=Unknown error

apply_err=Failed to apply configuration
apply_ecmd=$1 failed : $2
apply_ecannot=You are not allowed to apply the configuration

stop_err=Failed to stop LDAP server
stop_ecmd=$1 failed : $2
stop_egone=No longer running!
stop_ekill=Kill process failed : $1
stop_ecannot=You are not allowed to stop the LDAP server

start_err=Failed to start LDAP server
start_ecmd=$1 failed : $2
start_ecannot=You are not allowed to start the LDAP server

log_create_dn=Created object $1
log_delete_dn=Deleted object $1
log_rename_dn=Renamed object $1
log_delete_dns=Deleted $1 objects
log_create_attr=Added attribute to object $2
log_create_attr_l=Added attribute $1 with value $3 to object $2
log_modify_attr=Updated attribute in object $2
log_modify_attr_l=Updated attribute $1 with value $3 in object $2
log_delete_attr=Deleted from object $2
log_delete_attr_l=Deleted attribute $1 from object $2
log_delete_attrs=Deleted $1 attributes from object $2
log_stop=Stopped LDAP server
log_start=Started LDAP server
log_apply=Applied configuration
log_slapd=Changed LDAP server configuration
log_schema=Changed enabled LDAP schemas
log_gencert=Generated new SSL certificate
log_sfile=Modified schema file $1
log_sup=Moved up schema file $1
log_sdown=Moved down schema file $1
log_create=Created new DN $1
log_bootup=Enabled LDAP server at boot
log_bootdown=Disabled LDAP server at boot
log_perms=Fixed LDAP server permissions
log_create_access=Created access control rule for $1
log_delete_access=Delete access control rule for $1
log_modify_access=Updated access control rule for $1
log_up_access=Moved up access control rule for $1
log_down_access=Moved down access control rule for $1
log_delete_accesses=Deleted $1 access control rules
log_all=all objects

gencert_title=Generate SSL Certificate
gencert_header=New SSL certificate details
gencert_create=Create Certificate
gencert_desc=This page allows you to generate a new TLS certificate for your LDAP server. Without a certificate running in TLS encrypted mode is not possible.
gencert_dest=Location for certificate and key files
gencert_dest2=Directory for certificate and key files
gencert_same=Current config files
gencert_dir=Directory
gencert_err=Failed to generate certificate
gencert_edest=Destination directory does not exist

perms_err=Failed to fix file ownership

acl_slapd=Can configure LDAP server?
acl_ldif=Can configure LDAP server?
acl_schema=Can manage schema?
acl_acl=Can edit access control?
acl_browser=Can browse and edit database?
acl_create=Can create new tree?
acl_start=Can start and stop LDAP server?
acl_apply=Can apply configuration changes?

access_desc=$2 by $1
access_self=self
access_users=authenticated users
access_anon=anonymous users
access_none=no access
access_auth=authenticate
access_compare=compare
access_search=search
access_read=read
access_write=write
access_all=anyone
access_any=All objects
access_nodn=Objects with no DN
access_lnone=No access
access_lauth=Authenticate
access_lcompare=Compare
access_lsearch=Search
access_lread=Read
access_lwrite=Write

eacl_title1=Create Access Control Rule
eacl_title2=Edit Access Control Rule
eacl_header=LDAP database access control rule details
eacl_what=Objects being granted
eacl_what1=All objects
eacl_what2=Objects with no DN
eacl_what0=Object with DN
eacl_mtype=match type
eacl_regex=regular expression
eacl_base=this object only
eacl_one=one level below
eacl_subtree=entire subtree
eacl_children=only children
eacl_filter=Limit with object filter :
eacl_attrs=Limit to listed attributes :
eacl_who=Grant access to
eacl_access=Access level
eacl_control=Advanced options
eacl_self=Self
eacl_users=Authenticated users
eacl_anonymous=Anonymous clients
eacl_other=Other DN..
eacl_every=Everyone
eacl_err=Failed to save access control rule
eacl_edn=Missing or invalid DN - should be like <tt>uid=joe,dc=my-domain,dc=com</tt>
eacl_efilter=Missing or invalid filter - should be like <tt>(objectClass=posixAccount)</tt>
eacl_eattrs=Missing or invalid comma-separated list of attributes
eacl_ewho=Missing or invalid-looking DN in row $1
eacl_eaccess=Missing or invalid access level in row $1
eacl_order=Rule order
eacl_noorder=None set

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