index_title=Webmin Users
index_user=User
index_modules=Modules
index_create=Create a new Webmin user
index_rcreate=Create a new risk-level user
index_convert=Convert Unix to Webmin users
index_cert=Request an SSL certificate
index_certmsg=Click this button to request an SSL certificate that will allow you to securely login to Webmin without having to enter a username and password.
index_return=user list
index_none=None
index_edit=Edit Module ACL :
index_global=Global ACL
index_users=Webmin Users
index_groups=Webmin Groups
index_group=Group
index_nousers=No editable Webmin users defined.
index_nogroups=No editable Webmin groups defined.
index_gcreate=Create a new Webmin group
index_members=Members
index_modgroups=Modules from group $1
index_sync=Configure Unix user synchronization
index_unix=Configure Unix user authentication
index_sessions=View login sessions

edit_title=Edit Webmin User
edit_title2=Create Webmin User
edit_rights=Webmin user access rights
edit_user=Username
edit_group=Member of group
edit_pass=Password
edit_same=Same as Unix
edit_lock=No password accepted
edit_pam=PAM authentication
edit_unix=Unix authentication
edit_extauth=External authentication program
edit_dont=Don't change
edit_set=Set to
edit_modules=Modules
edit_clone=Clone
edit_lang=Language
edit_notabs=Categorise modules?
edit_cert=SSL certificate name
edit_none=None
edit_ips=IP access control
edit_all=Allow from all addresses
edit_allow=Only allow from listed addresses
edit_deny=Deny from listed addresses
edit_ipdesc=User IP access control works in the same way as the global IP access control in the Webmin Configuration module. Only if a user passes the global controls will those here be checked as well.
edit_skill=Skill level
edit_risk=Risk level
edit_risk_high=Super user
edit_risk_medium=Admin user
edit_risk_low=Normal user
edit_groupmods=(In addition to modules from group)
edit_euser=You are not allowed to edit this user
edit_ecreate=You are not allowed to create users
edit_theme=Personal theme
edit_themeglobal=From Webmin Configuration
edit_themedef=Default Webmin theme
edit_log=View Logs
edit_selall=Select all
edit_invert=Invert selection

save_err=Failed to save user
save_ename='$1' is not a valid username
save_edup=The username '$1' is already in use
save_edeny=you cannot deny yourself access to the Webmin Users module
save_eos=The Same as Unix password option is not supported on your operating system.
save_emd5=The Same as Unix password option cannot be used on systems with MD5 encryption
save_eunix=The Unix user '$1' does not exist
save_emod=You cannot grant access to module '$1'
save_ecreate=You are not allowed to create users
save_euser=You are not allowed to edit this user
save_ecolon=Passwords cannot contain the : character
save_eself=Your current IP address ($1) would be denied
save_epam=PAM authentication is not available as the <tt>Authen::PAM</tt> Perl module is not installed or not working properly.
save_epam2=You can use Webmin's Perl Modules module to <a href='$1'>download and install Authen::PAM</a> now.
save_egroup=You are not allowed to assign to that group
save_enone=No addresses entered
save_enet='$1' is not a valid network address
save_emask='$1' is not a valid netmask
save_eip='$1' is not a complete IP or network address
save_ehost=Failed to find IP address for '$1'

delete_err=Failed to delete user
delete_eself=You cannot delete yourself
delete_ecannot=You are not allowed to delete users
delete_euser=You are not allowed to delete this user

cert_title=Request Certificate
cert_issue=Issue Certificate
cert_header=New certificate details
cert_msg=This form allows you to request an SSL client certificate that will be used in future to grant you access to Webmin instead of your username and password. This is more secure, but because the authentication is automatic you will not be able to switch to a different user when using the certificate.
cert_ebrowser=Webmin does not know how to issue client certificates for your browser ( $1 )
cert_cn=Your name
cert_email=Email address
cert_ou=Department
cert_o=Organisation
cert_sp=State
cert_c=Country code
cert_key=Key size
cert_done=Your certificate for $1 has been successfully generated.
cert_pickup=<a href='$1'>Click here to pick up your certificate and install it in your browser</a>
cert_install=Install your certificate into browser
cert_ekey=A new SSL key was not submitted by your browser - maybe it does not support SSL client certificates.
cert_eca=Failed to setup certificate authority : $1
cert_already=Warning - you are already using the certificate $1.

acl_title=Module Access Control
acl_title2=For $1 in $2
acl_title3=For group $1 in $2
acl_options=$1 access control options
acl_config=Can edit module configuration?
acl_uall=All users
acl_uthis=This user
acl_usel=Selected  users ..
acl_gr=Members of $1
acl_users=Users who can be edited
acl_mods=Can grant access to
acl_all=All modules
acl_own=Only his own modules
acl_sel=Selected modules ..
acl_create=Can create new users?
acl_delete=Can delete users?
acl_rename=Can rename users?
acl_acl=Can edit module access control?
acl_lang=Can change language?
acl_chcert=Can change SSL certificate name?
acl_euser=You are not allowed to edit the ACL for this user
acl_egroup=You are not allowed to edit group ACLs
acl_emod=You are not allowed to edit the ACL for this module
acl_others=Can see inaccessible modules?
acl_cert=Can request certificate?
acl_err=Failed to save access control
acl_groups=Can edit groups?
acl_gassign=Can assign users to groups
acl_gall=All groups
acl_gsel=Selected ..
acl_gnone=None
acl_perms=Newly created users get
acl_perms_1=Same module access control as creator
acl_perms_0=Default (unrestricted) module access control
acl_sync=Can configure user synchronization?
acl_unix=Can configure unix authentication?
acl_sessions=Can view and cancel login sessions?
acl_cats=Can change categorization?
acl_theme=Can change personal theme?
acl_ips=Can change IP access control?

log_modify=Modified Webmin user $1
log_rename=Renamed Webmin user $1 to $2
log_create=Created Webmin user $1
log_clone=Cloned Webmin user $1 to $2
log_delete=Deleted Webmin user $1
log_acl=Updated access for $1 in $2
log_cert=Issued certificate for user $1
log_modify_g=Modified Webmin group $1
log_rename_g=Renamed Webmin group $1 to $2
log_create_g=Created Webmin group $1
log_delete_g=Deleted Webmin group $1

gedit_ecannot=You are not allowed to edit groups
gedit_title=Edit Webmin Group
gedit_title2=Create Webmin Group
gedit_group=Group name
gedit_rights=Webmin group access rights
gedit_modules=Members' modules

gdelete_err=Failed to delete group
gdelete_ecannot=You are not allowed to delete groups
gdelete_euser=You cannot delete your own group
gdelete_esub=Groups with subgroups cannot be deleted
gdelete_title=Delete Group
gdelete_desc=Are you sure you want to delete the group $1 and its member users $2 ?
gdelete_ok=Delete Group

gsave_err=Failed to save group
gsave_ename=Missing or invalid group name
gsave_edup=Group name is already in use

convert_title=Convert Users
convert_ecannot=You are not allowed to convert Unix user
convert_nogroups=No Webmin groups have been defined on your system. At least one group must be created before converting in order to define permissions for the converted users.
convert_desc=This form allows you to convert existing Unix users to Webmin users. The permissions of each new Webmin user will be determined by the group selected below.
convert_0=All users
convert_1=Only users
convert_2=All except users
convert_3=Users with group
convert_4=Users with UIDs in range
convert_group=Assign new users to Webmin group
convert_sync=Use same password as Unix user in future?
convert_ok=Convert Now
convert_err=Failed to convert users
convert_eusers=No users to convert entered
convert_egroup=Unix group does not exist
convert_emin=Invalid minimum UID
convert_emax=Invalid maximum UID
convert_ewgroup=No such Webmin group
convert_ewgroup2=You are not allowed to assign new users to this group
convert_skip=$1 being skipped
convert_exists=$1 already exists
convert_added=$1 being added
convert_msg=Converting Unix users...

sync_title=Unix User Synchronization
sync_desc=This form allows you to configure the automatic synchronization of Unix users created through Webmin and users in this module.
sync_nogroups=No Webmin groups have been defined on your system. At least one group must be created to set the access for created users.
sync_create=Create a Webmin user when a Unix user is created.
sync_update=Update the matching Webmin user when a Unix user is updated.
sync_delete=Delete the matching Webmin user when a Unix user is deleted.
sync_group=Assign new users to Webmin group
sync_ecannot=You are not allowed to configure user synchronization.

unix_title=Unix User Authentication
unix_desc=This page allows you to configure Webmin to validate login attempts against the system user list and PAM. This can be useful if you have a large number of existing Unix users who you want to give access to Webmin.
unix_def=Only allow Webmin users to login
unix_user=Allow any Unix user to login with permissions of user
unix_ecannot=You are not allowed to configure Unix user authentication
unix_epam=Unix authentication is not available as the <tt>Authen::PAM</tt> Perl module is not installed or not working properly.

sessions_title=Current Login Sessions
sessions_desc=Current Webmin session logins are listed below. To cancel an existing session and force the user to login again, click on its session ID.
sessions_id=Session ID
sessions_user=Webmin user
sessions_login=Logged in at
sessions_lview=View logs..

