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!T_USAGE
    :E redhat usage\n\nredhat --option ...\n
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!I_REMOVING
    :E Removing device configuration: %s\n
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!T_AUTHENTICATE
    :E Authentication
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!I_AUTHREQ
    :E Authentication required\nfor user %s
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!T_NEWPASS
    :E Changing password
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!I_NEWPASS
    :E Changing the password for user %s
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!I_DISABLED
    :E The account was disabled\n
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!I_ENABLED
    :E The account was enabled\n
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!N_WRONGVERSION
    :E You have installed a Linuxconf version suited for\n
      +RedHat 4.x on a RedHat 5.x system.\n
      +Things will operate normally, except for the following\n
      +shortcomings:\n
      +    -PAM won't be used for user authentication and passwords\n
      +     updates.\n
      +    -Linuxconf will update the password database itself\n
      +     instead of relying on the useradd, userdel and usermod\n
      +     utilities.\n
      +We suggest you install the proper version. You can \"upgrade\"\n
      +by using the -U and --force rpm command line options.
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!F_STATUS
    :E Status
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!T_ONESERVICE
    :E Service %s
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!I_ONESERVICE
    :E You can enable/disable a service\nor you can start and stop it manually
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!B_START
    :E Start
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!B_STOP
    :E Stop
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!B_RESTART
    :E Restart
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!I_SYSVENABLED
    :E Enabled
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!I_SYSVDISABLED
    :E Disabled
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!I_RUNNING
    :E Running
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!T_SERVNAME
    :E Service %s
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!B_STATUS
    :E Status
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!P_CTRLSERV
    :E control service activity
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!F_CONFIGURED
    :E Automatic startup
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!F_DESCRIPTION
    :E Description
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!F_PKGVER
    :E Package version
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!B_PKGINFO
    :E Pkg info
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!F_PACKAGE
    :E Package name
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!I_NOMANAGERPM
    :E (No package manager available)