@version 69
!X_EXECUTING
    :E Executing: %s\n
!X_WOULDEXEC
    :E Would have executed \"%s\" but not allowed\n
!X_SIGNALING
    :E %s %s with signal %d return %d\n
!E_MISSINFO
    :E Missing information about daemon or utility %s\nin configuration file %s\n
!T_SCOPE
    :E Commands and daemons
!I_SCOPE
    :E This dialog let you configure the different commands\n
      +and daemons linuxconf is using.\n
      +If you deselect one command, then you must\n
      +manage this yourself. This facility\n
      +is provided to help integrate linuxconf into\n
      +a custom Linux installation.\n
      +*** Unless you know what you are doing ***\n
      +*** fiddling here is not recommended   ***\n
!E_UNKNOWNDAEMON
    :E Unknown daemon :%s:....\ndon't know how to support it\n
!P_CHGDATE
    :E correct the date and time
!F_ZONE
    :E zone
!F_STORECMOS
    :E Store date in CMOS
!F_UNIVERSAL
    :E universal format(GMT)
!F_GETDATE
    :E Get date from server(s)
!T_TIME
    :E Time
!F_HOUR
    :E Hour
!F_MINUTES
    :E Minutes
!F_SECONDS
    :E Seconds
!T_DATE
    :E Date
!F_YEAR
    :E Year
!F_MONTH
    :E Month
!F_DAYOFMONTH
    :E Day of month
!T_DATETIME
    :E Workstation date & time
!I_DATETIME
    :E Fill this form to indicate how the workstation must\nget its date and time\n
!E_CANTPROBE
    :E Can't probe current setup of network device %s\n
      +No way to activate the network\n
!E_NODEVICE
    :E Networking was configured\n
      +for the interface %s\n
      +but this device is not configured\n
      +in the kernel\n
!T_ROUTEHOSTS
    :E Route to other hosts
!T_ROUTENET
    :E Route to other networks
!I_ROUTEHOSTS
    :E If your network has access to remote hosts\n
      +you must tell how to reach those hosts\n
!I_TOADDROUTE
    :E Select [Add] to add a new route
!M_DEFROUTE
    :E Defaults
!M_ROUTENET
    :E other routes to networks
!M_ROUTEHOSTS
    :E other routes to hosts
!M_ROUTED
    :E the routed daemon
!M_SET
    :E Set
!M_CONFIG
    :E Configure
!T_ROUTES
    :E Routes to other networks
!I_ROUTES
    :E If your network has access to other networks\n
      +you must tell how to reach those networks\n
      +For many setup, simply setting the default route\n
      +is good enough\n
      +\n
      +If you only talk to machines on the local network\n
      +then all this is not necessary.\n
!I_DEFGTW
    :E Enter the IP number of the main gateway\n
      +And indicate if this machine is allowed to\n
      +route IP packets
!F_PRIMNAME
    :E Primary name + domain
!F_ALIASES
    :E Aliases (opt)
!F_IPADR
    :E IP address
!F_NETADR
    :E Network address (opt)
!F_NETMASK
    :E Netmask (opt)
!E_NEEDIP
    :E Adaptor %d: Missing IP number
!F_IVLDIP
    :E Invalid IP number: %s
!E_IVLMASK
    :E Invalid netwask: %s
!Q_NOIP
    :E Are you sure
!I_NOIP
    :E No IP address was entered for the first\n
      +ethernet adaptor. Either it is a mistake\n
      +(you forgot) or you don't have a network\n
      +adaptor at all.\n
      +\n
      +If you don't have any network adaptor,\n
      +it is a good idea to enter the IP number\n
      +127.0.0.1, which correspond to a dummy\n
      +internal network. This may help later with\n
      +network aware application such as X11.\n
      +\n
      +Do you want me to enter 127.0.0.1 for you ?
!T_THISHOST
    :E Host name and IP devices
!I_THISHOST
    :E You are allowed to control the parameters\n
      +which are specific to this host and related\n
      +to its main connection to the local IP network
!E_OUTOFMEMORY
    :E Out of memory\n
!F_IPNUM
    :E IP number
!T_HOSTNETDEF
    :E host/network definition
!E_IVLIPNUM
    :E Invalid IP number
!I_HOSTSDEF
    :E Select a host/network definition to modify
!I_ADDDEF
    :E Select [Add] to add a new definition
!F_FIRSTETH
    :E First ethernet adaptor
!F_SECOND
    :E Second
!F_THIRD
    :E Third
!F_FOURTH
    :E Fourth
!F_FIRSTSLIP
    :E First SLIP/CSLIP channel
!F_FIRSTPPP
    :E First PPP channel
!E_IVLDNETLEVEL
    :E File %s\n
      +contains an invalid netconf level: %d\n
      +It must be 0, 1 or 2.\n
      +Just run \"netconf --runlevel\" with an\n
      +explicit value (local, client, or server)\n
      +to fix this.\n
      +\n
      +Assuming \"local\" configuration for now.\n
!E_CANTOPEN
    :E Can't open file %s\n(%s)\n
!P_PERMUPDATE
    :E update the status of the system
!X_LIST
    :E List of things required to activate current configuration\n
!M_INFOR
    :E Host name and IP network devices
!M_HOSTS
    :E Information about other hosts
!M_NETWORKS
    :E Information about other networks
!M_ROUTING
    :E Routing and gateways
!M_RESOLV
    :E Name server specification (DNS)
!M_ORDER
    :E Host name search path
!M_ISOL
    :E Isolated/simple network from scratch
!T_CLIENTTASKS
    :E Client tasks
!T_SERVER
    :E Server tasks
!T_BOOT
    :E Boot services
!T_FIREWALL
    :E Firewalling
!T_NETWORK
    :E Network configurator
!I_NETWORK
    :E This package allows you to configure a\n
      +TCP/IP network from scratch using ethernet\n
      +and modem (or other serial connection)
!E_NETCONF
    :E Netconf: Invalid arguments\n
!E_NETCONFDEF
    :E `netconf' without an argument starts the interactive mode\n
!E_IVLRUNLEVEL
    :E Invalid runlevel %s for network daemons\n
      +Values 1,2,3,4,5,6 or local,client,server\n
      +are valid.\n
!F_ROUTEDREQ
    :E routed is required
!F_NOEXPORT
    :E Does not export any routes (Silent)
!F_EXPORTDEFRT
    :E Export your default route
!T_ROUTEDCONF
    :E Routed daemon configuration
!I_ROUTEDCONF
    :E Check the appropriate options\n
      +unless you have a simple network, routed\n
      +is required.\n
!E_CANTSILENT
    :E Can't be both silent and a gateway\n
!E_IVLDEST
    :E Invalid destination %s for line %d in file %s\n%s\n
!E_NOKEYGW
    :E Keyword gw missing from line %d of file %s\n%s
!E_IVLGTW
    :E Invalid gateway %s for line %d in file %s\n%s\n
!E_NETMASK
    :E Keyword netmask expected, on line %d of file %s\n%s
!E_IVLOUTPUT
    :E Invalid content in /proc/net/route\n%s\n
!F_GATEWAY
    :E Gateway
!F_DEST
    :E Destination
!T_ROUTESPEC
    :E route specification
!I_ROUTESPEC
    :E Enter either IP number or name\n
!I_SIMPLEINST
    :E This option allows you to install\n
      +a complete network setup, including the names\n
      +of all machine.\n
      +\n
      +This will overwrite the following files:\n
      +      %s\n
      +      %s\n
!Q_SIMPLEINST
    :E Installing network from scratch
!DUMMY_NAME_SERV
    :E linux-serv
!DUMMY_NAME_BANANA
    :E banana
!DUMMY_NAME_APPLE
    :E apple
!DUMMY_NAME_CHERRY
    :E cherry
!DUMMY_NAME_ORANGE
    :E orange
!DUMMY_NAME_WOLF
    :E wolf
!DUMMY_NAME_LION
    :E lion
!DUMMY_NAME_MOUSE
    :E mouse
!DUMMY_NAME_EAGLE
    :E eagle
!DUMMY_NAME_COBRA
    :E cobra
!DUMMY_NAME_ELVIS
    :E elvis
!DUMMY_NAME_BABE
    :E babe
!DUMMY_NAME_ALNOLD
    :E arnold
!DUMMY_NAME_ROCKY
    :E rocky
!DUMMY_NAME_BOND
    :E bond
!DUMMY_NAME_RINGO
    :E ringo
!DUMMY_NAME_PAUL
    :E paul
!DUMMY_NAME_JOHN
    :E john
!DUMMY_NAME_GEORGE
    :E george
!DUMMY_NAME_MADONA
    :E madona
!DUMMY_NAME_TARZAN
    :E tarzan
!DUMMY_NAME_LINUS
    :E linus
!DUMMY_NAME_CANADA
    :E canada
!DUMMY_NAME_USA
    :E usa
!DUMMY_NAME_FINLAND
    :E finland
!DUMMY_NAME_FRANCE
    :E france
!T_YOURMACHINE
    :E Your machine name
!I_YOURMACHINE
    :E You must select a name for your machine\n
      +out of this list. Each of your co-networker\n
      +must select a different name\n
!X_WOULDHAVE
    :E Would have %s %s\n
!X_STOPPED
    :E stopped
!E_IVLBASIC
    :E Invalid basic configuration of the host\n%s\n
!E_NOPRIMNAME
    :E No definition for the primary name\n
      +in /etc/hosts.\n
      +There is no entry with the name or alias\n
      +\"loghost\".\n
!P_SETHOSTNAME
    :E Setting the hostname
!X_SETHOSTNAME
    :E Setting hostname to %s\n
!E_CANTSETHOST
    :E Can't set the host name to %s\n(%s)\n
!E_NOTKNOWN
    :E %s is not known\n
!E_HOSTUSAGE
    :E usage: hostname [-f] [ host name ]\n
      +       hostname -d\n
      +       hostname --domain\n
!X_STARTED
    :E started
!E_DNSDOMUSAGE
    :E usage: dnsdomainname\n(No argument)\n
!E_UNKHOST
    :E Unknown host name
!E_NOALIAS
    :E No kernel support for devices aliasing
!E_SETALIAS
    :E Invalid alias setup for device %s\n%s
!M_ALIAS
    :E IP aliases for virtual hosts
!F_IPALIASES
    :E IP alias or range
!T_IPALIASFORDEV
    :E IP aliases for device %s
!I_IPALIASFORDEV
    :E You can enter alternative IP numbers for a\n
      +network interface. You can enter several numbers\n
      +per lines. Many time savers syntax are supported\n
      +Here are some examples for:\n
      +    192.168.1.10 192.168.1.11 192.168.1.12\n
      +    192.168.1.10-12\n
      +    10-12
!T_IPALIASES
    :E Edit IP aliases configurations
!I_SYSTEMS
    :E Each network device may have several\n
      +IP number. Alternate ones are called alias and are\n
      +entered here.\n
!P_UPDALIAS
    :E to update IP aliases
!F_DAEPATH
    :E path of the command
!T_DAECONFIG
    :E Daemons and command config
!I_DAECONFIG
    :E You are allowed to changed the way\na daemon or command is invoked.
!F_DAEARGS
    :E arguments
!E_IPXFORMAT
    :E Invalid format of file %s\nCan't manage IPX properly\n
!F_IPXNETNUM
    :E Network number (hex)
!F_IPXINTERNALNETNUM
    :E Internal network number
!F_IPXINTERNALNODENUM
    :E Internal node number
!F_IPXAUTOCONFIG
    :E Autoconfigure
!F_PRIMARY
    :E primary
!F_ISPRIMARY
    :E is the primary interface
!T_IPXCONF
    :E IPX interface configuration
!I_IPXCONF
    :E You must associate a frame type with\n
      +a network devices and a network number\n
      +For one device, it is possible to have several\n
      +combination of frame and network number.\n
      +Most linux client machine (IPX client) will be happy\n
      +by selecting the \"autoconfigure\" choices.
!M_IPXCONF
    :E IPX interface setup
!F_FRAMETYPES
    :E interfaces frame types
!F_FRAMETYPE
    :E Frame type
!T_IPXINTERNAL
    :E Internal net
!F_IPXENABLE
    :E Enable
!F_IPXNETWORK
    :E IPX networking
!E_IPXSOCKET
    :E Can't open IPX control socket\n
      +Looks ODD to me.\n
      +Maybe linuxconf is incompatible with the kernel release
!F_NETWORKHOST
    :E network or host
!F_NETMASKOPT
    :E netmask(opt)
!F_EMPTYSLOT
    :E Select [Add] to add empty slots at the end of the dialog
!T_HTMLACCESS
    :E Linuxconf html access control
!I_HTMLACCESS
    :E You can specify which networks or hosts are allowed\n
      +to access linuxconf to configure your computer\n
      +(They need a password still)\n
      +Linuxconf listen on port 98. Point your browser to\n
      +http://your_machine:98/
!M_HTMLACCES
    :E Linuxconf network access
!E_IVLDHOSTNET
    :E invalid host or network: %s\n
!E_IVLDMASK
    :E invalid netmask: %s\n
!F_LOCALMODE
    :E No network
!F_CLIENTMODE
    :E Client mode
!F_SERVERMODE
    :E Server
!T_NETRUNLEVEL
    :E Network operation mode
!I_NETRUNLEVEL
    :E 
!E_NETRUNLEVEL
    :E Change network operation mode
!E_IPNOMATCH
    :E IP %s do not match %s/%s
!T_MAINACCESS
    :E 0-May use linuxconf
!T_PSYSCONTROL
    :E 0-General system control
!P_MAINACCESS
    :E access linuxconf
!F_BCAST
    :E Broadcast (opt)
!E_NETMASKNEEDED
    :E A netmask is needed for interface %s\n
      +because you have supplied a network number
!E_IVLIPINTER
    :E Invalid IP configuration for interface %s\n
      +IP address\t%s\t%s\n
      +Net address\t%s\t%s\n
      +Netmask\t%s\t%s\n
      +Broadcast\t%s\t%s\n
!E_TOOLONG
    :E The command takes more than %d seconds to execute, odd\n
!F_MANAGED
    :E Managed
!I_MANAGED
    :E Linuxconf may operate it
!F_SKIP
    :E Skip
!F_ABORT
    :E Abort
!I_ABORT
    :E this session
!I_KILLCMD
    :E this command
!I_CMDTIMEOUT
    :E The command\n
      +\n
      +%s\n
      +\n
      +is taking longer than expected to complete\n
      +Please take action
!T_CMDTIMEOUT
    :E Too long
!I_SKIP
    :E this command
!F_KILLCMD
    :E Kill
!E_KILLED
    :E killed by operator
!B_CONFIG
    :E Config
!S_CROND
    :E Cron daemon
!S_MOUNTALL
    :E Mounting local volumes
!S_FIXPERM
    :E Checking files permissions
!S_LOOPBACK
    :E Setting network loopback
!S_PORTMAP
    :E Starting the RPC portmapper
!S_INETD
    :E Starting inetd
!S_ALIASLOOP
    :E Setting IP aliases on network loopback
!S_RETURN
    :E return %d\n
!S_SECTBASE
    :E Checking base configuration
!S_KMODULES
    :E Checking kernel's modules
!S_SYSLOG
    :E Starting system loggers
!S_PRTSPOOL
    :E Starting printer spooler
!S_SECTCLIENT
    :E Setting client networking
!S_IPDEVICES
    :E Configure network IP devices
!S_IPXDEVICES
    :E Configure network IPX devices
!S_IPROUTES
    :E Configure IP routes
!S_ROUTEDS
    :E Start routing daemons
!S_AMD
    :E Starting automounter
!S_SECTSERVER
    :E Setting server networking
!S_ALIAS
    :E Setting IP aliases on net devices
!S_NFS
    :E Starting NFS service
!S_UNSETSERVER
    :E Unsetting server networking
!S_STOPNFS
    :E Stopping NFS service
!S_UNSETCLIENT
    :E Unsetting networking
!S_KSENDMAIL
    :E Stopping sendmail
!S_KROUTEDS
    :E Stopping routing daemons
!S_KAMD
    :E Stopping automounter
!S_MOUNTNET
    :E Mounting network volumes
!T_CONFIGLOG
    :E Configuration log
!I_CONFIGLOG
    :E These logs shows all configuration commands\nissued by linuxconf
!E_LEFTBG
    :E Left running in the background
!Q_SEELOGS
    :E Some errors were reported\nDo you want to examine the logs
!Q_SOMEERRORS
    :E There were some errors
!I_PREBOOT
    :E Tasks before booting
!I_BOOTING
    :E Booting
!I_FIXPERM
    :E Fixperm session
!I_UPDATE
    :E Activating changes
!I_RUNLEVEL
    :E Switching runlevel
!I_PPPPOSTCON
    :E PPP postconnect commands
!E_PIDFILE
    :E Invalid PID file: %s
!I_LOGACCESS
    :E in %s
!F_LOGACCESS
    :E Log access
!E_DAEUNKNOWN
    :E Unknown command or daemon %s
!I_MISSCMPN
    :E Linuxconf can't locate the command %s\n
      +on your system.\n
      +\n
      +The command is either missing (not installed)\n
      +or installed with a different name or path\n
      +\n
      +Do you want to change the configuration for this command ?
!Q_MISSCMPN
    :E Missing component ?
!F_PKGNAME
    :E Package's name
!F_PKGSTART
    :E Start command
!F_PKGSTOP
    :E Stop command
!F_PKGRELOAD
    :E Reload command
!F_PKGMODULE
    :E Module name or path
!F_PIDFILE
    :E PID files
!T_ACTIVATION
    :E Activation control
!F_STARTAFTER
    :E Start after package
!F_STARTLEVEL
    :E Start at runlevel
!F_LOCAL
    :E No networking
!F_CLIENT
    :E Client networking
!F_SERVER
    :E Server networking
!F_PKGCONFIG
    :E Config files
!F_PKGCOMMENTS
    :E Comments
!T_DROPCONF
    :E Dropin configuration
!I_DROPCONF
    :E You can control how Linuxconf will manage\n
      +a given package, when it will start, stop, and reload/restart\n
      +and how and why\n
!F_STOPLEVEL
    :E Stop at runlevel
!F_PKGDESC
    :E Package's description
!I_ADDDROPIN
    :E Select [Add] to add a new dropin definition
!T_DROPINMNG
    :E Dropin management
!I_DROPINMNG
    :E You are allowed to modify, delete and\n
      +add new dropins. Dropins provide information\n
      +letting information control and manage add-on package
!F_PROCNAME
    :E Process names
!T_STARTSYS
    :E Starting %s
!T_STOPSYS
    :E Stopping %s
!F_NORELOAD
    :E No reload/restart needed
!F_REVISION
    :E Dropin revision
!E_CMDMISS
    :E Command %s missing\n
!F_DONTSTOP
    :E Never stop
!T_ACTNEW
    :E Activate new service
!I_ACTNEW
    :E The service %s has been added to your system\n
      +   (%s)\n
      +Do you want to enable it ?
!O_ENABLED
    :E Enabled
!O_TMPDIS
    :E Temp-disabled
!O_DISABLED
    :E Disabled
!T_SERVICECTL
    :E Service control
!I_SERVICECTL
    :E You can selectivly enable or disable\n
      +any services. You can disable services on a permanent\n
      +basis or on a temporary basis. Temporary means that\n
      +Linuxconf will remind you about those and will reactivate\n
      +them at the next reboot.
!I_REENABLE
    :E Re-enabling service %s\n
!P_DELDROP
    :E to delete a dropin
!T_ROUTEALT
    :E Route to alternate local networks
!M_ROUTEALT
    :E routes to alternate local nets
!I_PPPDIALD
    :E PPP diald setup commands
!T_ADAPTOR
    :E Adaptor
!F_CONFIG
    :E Config
!T_HOSTHEAD
    :E IP number\tname\taliases
!T_NETMISC
    :E Misc
!T_CROND
    :E Scheduled tasks daemon
!T_ALIASES
    :E IP aliases
!T_PORTMAP
    :E Port mapper
!T_INETD
    :E Inetd server
!T_SYSLOG
    :E system logger
!T_KLOGD
    :E Kernel logger
!T_LPD
    :E Printer spooler
!T_ROUTED
    :E Routed dynamic router
!T_GATED
    :E Gated dynamic router
!T_YPBIND
    :E NIS client
!T_AMD
    :E Auto-mounter
!T_NFS
    :E NFS server
!T_RARP
    :E RARP service
!T_FIREWALLING
    :E Firewalling
!T_KERNELD
    :E Kernel's modules manager
!T_NETWORKING
    :E NETWORKING
!H_ROUTENET
    :E Network\tNetmask\tGateway
!H_ROUTEHOST
    :E Host\tGateway
!H_ROUTEALT
    :E Network\tNetmask\tInterface
!E_OK
    :E Ok
!E_INV
    :E Invalid
!F_NETDEV
    :E Net device
!F_MODULE
    :E Kernel module
!F_MODIO
    :E I/O port (opt)
!F_MODIRQ
    :E Irq (opt)
!F_ARCNET
    :E Arcnet adaptor
!F_ATPNET
    :E Pocket adaptor
!F_FIRSTTKR
    :E First Token ring adaptor
!F_FIRSTDUM
    :E First dummy device
!I_CLASS_A
    :E Class A network
!I_CLASS_B
    :E Class B network
!I_CLASS_C
    :E Class C network
!I_SUBNET128
    :E 25 bits sub-network
!I_SUBNET192
    :E 26 bits sub-network
!I_SUBNET224
    :E 27 bits sub-network
!I_SUBNET240
    :E 28 bits sub-network
!I_SUBNET248
    :E 29 bits sub-network
!E_RANGESYN
    :E Invalid range syntax
!T_EXECSYSV
    :E Executing some Sysv init scripts
!T_LATEOUTPUT
    :E Grabbing some late messages from command %s\n
!F_BOOTCMD
    :E Boot time cleanup
!T_BOOTDROPIN
    :E Dropin's boot time commands\n
!E_SETETH0DEF
    :E netconf --setdevdef can only be used by root\n
!E_SETGATEWAY
    :E netconf --setgateway can only be used by root\n
!E_SETCLOCKMODE
    :E netconf --setclockmode can only be used by root\n
!I_NEWMAXALIASES
    :E Raising kernel max aliases per device limit to %d\n
!E_TOOALIASES
    :E Too many IP aliases, maximum %d
!I_RESETFORNEW
    :E Unsetting aliases to grow the kernel table from %d to %d entries\n
!E_BOOTRC
    :E netconf --bootrc path [ path ]
!F_MODINST
    :E (inst)
!E_DRPNOMODPATH
    :E Module %s not found for dropin %s
!I_ARCHIVE
    :E Configuration archiving
!I_EXTRACT
    :E Configuration extraction
!I_SWITCHCONF
    :E Switching configuration
!N_FILEFUTURE
    :E The file %s has a revision date in the future\n
      +This probably means that you system time is wrong\n
      +or as been wrong at some point.
!M_SERVICESACT
    :E Services activity
!I_MANUAL
    :E Manual
!I_DHCP
    :E Dhcp
!I_BOOTP
    :E Bootp
!F_CONFMODE
    :E Config mode
!I_PCMCIA
    :E PCMCIA device (removable)
!P_INITNET
    :E Intialising the network
!I_PUBLISH
    :E Publish an admin tree
!I_IMPORT
    :E Import an admin group
!I_SETGATEWAY
    :E Changing default gateway to %s\n
!X_CONFIG
    :E Config
!I_KILLING
    :E Killing
!E_MISSINGPRC
    :E Some process missing, full restart of service %s required\n
!F_AUTORELOAD
    :E Autoreloaded
!F_PKGPROBE
    :E Probe command
!I_CREATEUSER
    :E Creating user account
!I_DELETEUSER
    :E Deleting user account
!I_ADAPACTIVE
    :E Enabled
!E_SERVICE
    :E Unknown service %s\n
!I_ROUTERON
    :E Enabling routing\n
!I_ROUTEROFF
    :E Disabling routing\n
!E_ROUTINGCTRL
    :E Can't controlling routing with this kernel
!F_DEFGTW
    :E Default gateway
!T_DEFAULTS
    :E Defaults
!I_ISROUTER
    :E Enable routing
!E_NOHOSTNAME
    :E Host name not defined
!E_TOOMSEARCH
    :E Too many entries in search statement\nin file %s
!F_DNSNEEDED
    :E DNS usage
!M_DNSNEEDED
    :E DNS is required for normal operation
!F_DEFDOM
    :E default domain
!F_NAMESERV1
    :E IP of name server 1
!F_NAMESERV2
    :E IP of name server 2 (opt)
!F_NAMESERV3
    :E IP of name server 3 (opt)
!F_SEARCHDOM
    :E search domain %d (opt)
!T_RESOLVCONF
    :E Resolver configuration
!I_RESOLVCONF
    :E You can specify which name server will be used\n
      +to resolv host ip number. Using the DNS is\n
      +to handle this on a TCP/IP network. The others\n
      +are the local /etc/hosts file\n
      +   (see \"information about other hosts\" menu\n
      +or the NIS system\n
!I_CHGDOMRES
    :E Changing resolver domain to %s\n
!I_CHGSERVER
    :E Changing DNS server to %s\n
!I_CHGSEARCH
    :E Changing DNS search to %s\n
!I_UPDATING
    :E Updating %s\n
!F_MULTI
    :E Multiple IPs for one host
!T_NAMESERV
    :E Name service access
!I_NAMESERV
    :E You must tell the system in which order\n
      +the various name services must be probed\n
      +\n
      +hosts mean /etc/hosts is probed\n
      +NIS stand for Network Information System\n
      +dns stands for Domain Name Service\n
!P_WRITEHOSTS
    :E write /etc/host.conf
!E_IVLDIPDNS
    :E Invalid IP number for nameserver %d\n
!N_CHECKING
    :E Checking dns connectivity
!N_NOTGOOD
    :E Not good
!N_GOOD
    :E Ok
!E_DNSPROBLEM
    :E The DNS does not answer within %d seconds\n
      +This is bad and will cause major problems later\n
      +Do you want to continue ?\n
      +\n
      +(Note that this may indicate one minor DNS problem\n
      + please consult the help screen for further info)
!E_DNSCONNECT
    :E DNS connectivity
!I_MODIFYUSER
    :E Updating user account
!H_DAEMONS
    :E Name\tPath\tMod.
!H_NETDEV
    :E Network device
!I_CHANGINGSERVICES
    :E Turning services on and off
!I_ENABLED
    :E Enabled
!I_TMPDISABLED
    :E Temp-disabled
!I_DISABLED
    :E Disabled
!I_SWITCHING
    :E Switch service %s to %s\n
!E_NONETDEV
    :E Missing network device
!E_IVLDDST
    :E Invalid destination IP number
!E_IVLDGTW
    :E Invalid gateway IP number
!E_IVLDMSK
    :E Invalid netmask
!F_INTERFACE
    :E Interface
!F_HOSTNAME
    :E Host name
!F_ENABLEHTML
    :E Enable network access
!E_ONLYROOT
    :E Only root is allowed to do that
!I_USAGE
    :E netconf command line options\n
      +\n
      +    --bootrc rc_dir_path [ previous_rc_dir_path ]\n
      +    --connect site [--fore]\n
      +    --dialctl\n
      +    --disconnect site\n
      +    --initnet\n
      +    --postconnect linuxconf_dialout site ppp-device\n
      +    --postconnect linuxconf_dialin site ppp-device\n
      +    --predisconnect linuxconf_dialout site ppp-device\n
      +    --predisconnect linuxconf_dialin site ppp-device\n
      +    --resetfw\n
      +    --runlevel 0|1|2\n
      +    --runlevel local|client|server\n
      +    --S00linuxconf\n
      +    --S99linuxconf\n
      +    --setdevdef no_device name ip netmask device\n
      +    --setgateway ip\n
      +    --setupdiald site iface mask local remote metric\n
      +    --status\n
      +    --update\n
      +\n
!I_MISC
    :E Miscellaneous task
!I_ROUTENET
    :E If your network has access to other networks\n
      +you must tell how to reach those networks\n
!I_ROUTEALT
    :E If there are several IP networks sharing the same\n
      +physical network (wire), you must configure the routing\n
      +this here
!H_SERVICESTATUS
    :E Name\tEnabled\tRunning
!F_STATUS
    :E Status
!T_ONESERVICE
    :E Control one service
!I_ONESERVICE
    :E You can enable/disable a service\nor you can start and stop it manually
!I_PROBE
    :E Probe
!I_NONE
    :E None
!B_START
    :E Start
!B_STOP
    :E Stop
!B_RESTART
    :E Restart
!I_RUNNING
    :E Running
!E_IVLDNET
    :E The destination network is incompatible\nthe supplied netmask
!F_FULLHOSTNAME
    :E Host name + domain
!N_SYNTAX
    :E New syntax failed, using old\n
!N_SETTINGSYSTIME
    :E Setting system date & time\n
!I_SENDINGSIG
    :E Sending signal %d to process %s\n
!M_DOIT
    :E Do it
!I_PROBECMD
    :E The following command told me something had to be done\n
!I_NOTRUNNING
    :E Service %s is not running\n
!I_MISSINGCONFIG
    :E Missing configuration file %s for service %s\n
!I_CHANGEDCONFIG
    :E Configuration file %s have changed for service %s\n
!E_NODIALOUTMODULE
    :E The option --dialctl, --connect and --disconnect\n
      +are hooks to enter the dialout module.\n
      +But this module is currently disabled.\n
      +Visit the control/control file & systems/linuxconf modules\n
      +menu and enable it.
!M_DONOTHING
    :E Do nothing
!M_DONTQUIT
    :E Back to linuxconf
!I_STATUS
    :E The state of the system is not in sync with the current/updated\n
      +configurations. You are allowed to make it current, or continue with\n
      +the current configurations.\n
      +\n
      +Here are the commands to execute
!T_STATUS
    :E Status of the system
!E_IVLHOSTNAME
    :E Hostname invalid for IP number: %s
!E_NOSPACEHOSTNAME
    :E No spaces allowed in host name
!E_NOSPACEADAPT
    :E Adaptor %d: No space allowed in primary name
!E_IVLDNETWORK
    :E Invalid network number %s\n
      +It does not comply with the supplied\n
      +or default netmask
!S_NIS
    :E Starting NIS
!F_COMMENT
    :E Comment (opt)
!F_CHANGEITNOW
    :E Change it
!I_CHANGEITNOW
    :E now
!F_REBOOTNOW
    :E Reboot
!I_REBOOTNOW
    :E now
!T_NEWHOSTHAME
    :E Host name changed
!I_NEWHOSTNAME
    :E You have changed the host name of the machine\n
      +Several services uses the host name to setup defaults.\n
      +(samba,apache, ...)\n
      +The easiest way to get a healthy status after a host name\n
      +change is to reboot.\n
      +\n
      +This dialog allows you to make the change effective immediatly,\n
      +reboot, or do nothing
!T_PRIVSHUTDOWN
    :E May shutdown
!P_SHUTDOWN
    :E shutdown the computer
!F_REBOOT
    :E Reboot
!F_HALT
    :E Shutdown & halt
!F_DELAI
    :E Delay before shutdown(minutes)
!F_MESSAGE
    :E Message
!T_SHUTDOWN
    :E Shutdown control panel
!I_SHUTDOWN
    :E You can force a reboot or a final shutdown\nof this computer
!E_NOSPACE
    :E No space allowed in line %d: %s\n
!B_MORELINES
    :E More lines