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  1. $ $XConsortium: dtact.msg /main/3 1995/11/01 10:52:05 rswiston $
  2. $ ******************************************************************************
  3. $
  4. $ ***** NOTE FOR MESSAGE CATALOG TRANSLATORS *****
  5. $
  6. $ There may be thre types of messages in this file:
  7. $
  8. $ 1. Messages that appear in dialogs or are displayed to the user.
  9. $
  10. $ These messages are the default, and they should ALL BE LOCALIZED.
  11. $ Note that these messages do NOT have any identification (see the
  12. $ comments for type 2 and 3 below).
  13. $
  14. $ 2. Messages that only appear in the DT error log file ($HOME/.dt/errorlog).
  15. $
  16. $ The localization of these messages is OPTIONAL. These message are
  17. $ identified by the following:
  18. $
  19. $ MESSAGES xx-yy IN SET ZZ WILL ONLY APPEAR IN THE DT ERRORLOG FILE
  20. $
  21. $ 3. Messages that should not be localized.
  22. $
  23. $ These messages are identified by the following:
  24. $
  25. $ DO NOT TRANSLATE or CHANGE or LOCALIZE MESSAGES xx-yy from set zz
  26. $
  27. $ ***** END (NOTE FOR MESSAGE CATALOG TRANSLATORS) *****
  28. $
  29. $ ******************************************************************************
  30. $ ******************************************************************************
  31. $
  32. $ The following are the messages for the dtaction client. Here are
  33. $ instructions for displaying each dialog:
  34. $
  35. $ 1) To display the dialog prompting for a user password, run dtaction
  36. $ with the '-user <name>' option, where <name> is a valid login name
  37. $ on your system.
  38. $
  39. $ 2) To display the invalid password dialog, follow the steps in (1), and
  40. $ enter a bogus password; select the 'Ok' button.
  41. $
  42. $ 3) To display the unknown user dialog, run dtaction with the
  43. $ '-user <name>' option, but specify a bogus <name>; i.e. one which
  44. $ is not listed in /etc/passwd.
  45. $
  46. $ ******************************************************************************
  47. $set 1
  48. $ This is the format string used when logging a change of user to the
  49. $ file /usr/adm/sulog; it is written to the sulog file anytime the '-user'
  50. $ option is used. The fields are:
  51. $ <appl Name> <month>/<day> <hour>:<min> <success> <tty> <old Name> <new Name>
  52. $ The only fields which need to be customized are the date and time fields.
  53. 1 dtaction %1$.2d/%2$.2d %3$.2d:%4$.2d %5$1.1s %6$s %7$s-%8$s\n
  54. $ This is the label for the Ok button in the dialogs which collect
  55. $ the user's password, the invalid password dialog, and the unknown user
  56. $ error dialog.
  57. 2 OK
  58. $ This is the label for the error dialog which occurs when the user enters
  59. $ and invalid password into the password dialog.
  60. 3 The password you entered does not match\nthe password for user %s.\n\nPlease reenter the password, or select the\nCancel button to terminate the operation.
  61. $ This is the title for the password error dialog
  62. 4 Action Invoker - Password Error
  63. $ This is the label displayed in the prompt dialog, used to collect the
  64. $ user's password.
  65. 5 Enter password for user %s:
  66. $ This is the title for the prompt dialog collecting the user's password.
  67. 6 Action Invoker - Password
  68. $ This is the label for the Cancel button in the dialog which is used to
  69. $ collect the user's password.
  70. 7 Cancel
  71. $ This is the message displayed in the 'unknown user' dialog
  72. 8 The user '%s' is an unknown user name.\n\nThe requested action will not be executed.
  73. $ This is the title for the 'unknown user' dialog
  74. 9 Action Invoker - Unknown User
  75. $ This is for when the user has failed to supply an action name
  76. 10 No action name specified.\n
  77. $ This is for when we are unable to open the display
  78. 11 Can't open display.