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The UnboundID LDAP SDK for Java is a fast, comprehensive, and easy-to-use
Java API for communicating with LDAP directory servers and performing
related tasks like reading and writing LDIF, encoding and decoding data
using base64 and ASN.1 BER, and performing secure communication. This
package contains the Standard Edition of the LDAP SDK, which is a
complete, general-purpose library for communicating with LDAPv3 directory
servers.
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class.name=com.unboundid.util.UtilityMessages
ERR_BASE32_DECODE_INVALID_LENGTH=A base32-encoded string must have a length \
that is a multiple of 8 bytes.
ERR_BASE32_DECODE_UNEXPECTED_EQUAL=Unexpected equal sign found at position \
{0,number,0}.
ERR_BASE32_DECODE_UNEXPECTED_CHAR=Invalid character ''{0}'' encountered.
ERR_BASE64_DECODE_INVALID_LENGTH=A base64-encoded string must have a length \
that is a multiple of 4 bytes.
ERR_BASE64_DECODE_UNEXPECTED_EQUAL=Unexpected equal sign found at position \
{0,number,0}.
ERR_BASE64_DECODE_UNEXPECTED_CHAR=Invalid character ''{0}'' encountered.
ERR_BASE64_URLDECODE_INVALID_LENGTH=The provided string did not have a valid \
length for base64url-encoded data.
ERR_GENTIME_DECODE_CANNOT_PARSE_TZ=Unable to parse time zone information from \
the provided timestamp ''{0}''.
ERR_GENTIME_CANNOT_PARSE_INVALID_LENGTH=Unable to parse the provided \
timestamp ''{0}'' because it had an invalid number of characters before the \
sub-second and/or time zone portion.
ERR_NO_EXCEPTION=No Exception
ERR_DECODE_UUID_INVALID_LENGTH=Unable to decode bytes ''{0}'' as a valid \
UUID because the length of the provided content was not exactly 128 bits.
ERR_BS_BUFFER_OFFSET_NEGATIVE=The provided offset {0,number,0} is negative.
ERR_BS_BUFFER_LENGTH_NEGATIVE=The provided length {0,number,0} is negative.
ERR_BS_BUFFER_OFFSET_PLUS_LENGTH_TOO_LARGE=The provided offset {0,number,0} \
plus the provided length {1,number,0} is greater than the size of the \
provided array ({2,number,0}).
ERR_BS_BUFFER_POS_NEGATIVE=The provided position {0,number,0} is negative.
ERR_BS_BUFFER_POS_TOO_LARGE=The provided position {0,number,0} is greater \
than the length of the buffer ({1,number,0}).
ERR_BS_BUFFER_ARRAY_NULL=The provided array is null.
ERR_BS_BUFFER_BYTE_STRING_NULL=The provided byte string is null.
ERR_BS_BUFFER_BUFFER_NULL=The provided buffer is null.
ERR_BS_BUFFER_CHAR_SEQUENCE_NULL=The provided character sequence is null.
ERR_BS_BUFFER_CAPACITY_NEGATIVE=The provided capacity {0,number,0} is negative.
ERR_CL_TOOL_ERROR_CREATING_OUTPUT_FILE=Unable to open output file ''{0}'' \
for writing: {0}
INFO_CL_TOOL_ARGS_FROM_PROPERTIES_FILE=Arguments obtained from properties \
file ''{0}'':
INFO_CL_TOOL_WROTE_PROPERTIES_FILE=Successfully wrote properties file {0}.
INFO_CL_TOOL_USE_SUBCOMMAND_HELP=Use ''{0} '{'subcommand'}' --help'' to get \
more detailed help for a specific subcommand.
INFO_CL_TOOL_DESCRIPTION_INTERACTIVE=Launch the tool in interactive mode.
INFO_CL_TOOL_DESCRIPTION_OUTPUT_FILE=Write all standard output and standard \
error messages to the specified file instead of to the console.
INFO_CL_TOOL_DESCRIPTION_APPEND_TO_OUTPUT_FILE=Indicates that the tool should \
append to the file specified by the {0} argument if it already exists. If \
this argument is not provided and the output file already exists, it will \
be overwritten.
INFO_CL_TOOL_DESCRIPTION_TEE_OUTPUT=Write all standard output and standard \
error messages to the console as well as to the specified output file. The \
{0} argument must also be provided.
INFO_CL_TOOL_DESCRIPTION_HELP=Display usage information for this program.
INFO_CL_TOOL_DESCRIPTION_HELP_SUBCOMMANDS=Display the names and descriptions \
of the supported subcommands.
INFO_CL_TOOL_DESCRIPTION_VERSION=Display version information for this program.
INFO_CL_TOOL_LABEL_EXAMPLES=Examples
INFO_LDAP_TOOL_ARG_GROUP_CONNECT=LDAP Connection Arguments
INFO_LDAP_TOOL_ARG_GROUP_CONNECT_AND_AUTH=LDAP Connection and Authentication \
Arguments
INFO_LDAP_TOOL_PLACEHOLDER_HOST={host}
INFO_LDAP_TOOL_DESCRIPTION_HOST=The IP address or resolvable name to use to \
connect to the directory server. If this is not provided, then a default \
value of 'localhost' will be used.
INFO_LDAP_TOOL_PLACEHOLDER_PORT={port}
INFO_LDAP_TOOL_DESCRIPTION_PORT=The port to use to connect to the directory \
server. If this is not provided, then a default value of 389 will be used.
INFO_LDAP_TOOL_PLACEHOLDER_DN={dn}
INFO_LDAP_TOOL_DESCRIPTION_BIND_DN=The DN to use to bind to the directory \
server when performing simple authentication.
INFO_LDAP_TOOL_PLACEHOLDER_PASSWORD={password}
INFO_LDAP_TOOL_DESCRIPTION_BIND_PW=The password to use to bind to the \
directory server when performing simple authentication or a password-based \
SASL mechanism.
INFO_LDAP_TOOL_PLACEHOLDER_PATH={path}
INFO_LDAP_TOOL_DESCRIPTION_BIND_PW_FILE=The path to the file containing the \
password to use to bind to the directory server when performing simple \
authentication or a password-based \
SASL mechanism.
INFO_LDAP_TOOL_DESCRIPTION_BIND_PW_PROMPT=Indicates that the tool should \
interactively prompt the user for the bind password.
INFO_LDAP_TOOL_DESCRIPTION_USE_SSL=Use SSL when communicating with the \
directory server.
INFO_LDAP_TOOL_DESCRIPTION_USE_START_TLS=Use StartTLS when communicating with \
the directory server.
INFO_LDAP_TOOL_DESCRIPTION_TRUST_ALL=Trust any certificate presented by the \
directory server.
INFO_LDAP_TOOL_DESCRIPTION_KEY_STORE_PATH=The path to the file to use as the \
key store for obtaining client certificates when communicating securely \
with the directory server.
INFO_LDAP_TOOL_DESCRIPTION_KEY_STORE_PASSWORD=The password to use to access \
the key store contents.
INFO_LDAP_TOOL_DESCRIPTION_KEY_STORE_PASSWORD_FILE=The path to the file \
containing the password to use to access the key store contents.
INFO_LDAP_TOOL_DESCRIPTION_KEY_STORE_PASSWORD_PROMPT=Indicates that the tool \
should interactively prompt the user for the password to use to access the \
key store contents.
INFO_LDAP_TOOL_PLACEHOLDER_FORMAT={format}
INFO_LDAP_TOOL_DESCRIPTION_KEY_STORE_FORMAT=The format (e.g., jks, jceks, \
pkcs12, etc.) for the key store file.
INFO_LDAP_TOOL_DESCRIPTION_TRUST_STORE_PATH=The path to the file to use as \
trust store when determining whether to trust a certificate presented by \
the directory server.
INFO_LDAP_TOOL_DESCRIPTION_TRUST_STORE_PASSWORD=The password to use to access \
the trust store contents.
INFO_LDAP_TOOL_DESCRIPTION_TRUST_STORE_PASSWORD_FILE=The path to the file \
containing the password to use to access the trust store contents.
INFO_LDAP_TOOL_DESCRIPTION_TRUST_STORE_PASSWORD_PROMPT=Indicates that the \
tool should interactively prompt the user for the password to use to access \
the trust store contents.
INFO_LDAP_TOOL_DESCRIPTION_TRUST_STORE_FORMAT=The format (e.g., jks, jceks, \
pkcs12, etc.) for the trust store file.
INFO_LDAP_TOOL_PLACEHOLDER_CERT_NICKNAME={nickname}
INFO_LDAP_TOOL_DESCRIPTION_CERT_NICKNAME=The nickname (alias) of the \
client certificate in the key store to present to the directory server for \
SSL client authentication.
INFO_LDAP_TOOL_PLACEHOLDER_SASL_OPTION={name=value}
INFO_LDAP_TOOL_DESCRIPTION_SASL_OPTION=A name-value pair providing \
information to use when performing SASL authentication.
INFO_LDAP_TOOL_DESCRIPTION_USE_SASL_EXTERNAL=Use the SASL EXTERNAL mechanism \
to authenticate.
INFO_LDAP_TOOL_DESCRIPTION_HELP_SASL=Provide information about the supported \
SASL mechanisms, including the properties available for use with each.
ERR_LDAP_TOOL_HOST_PORT_COUNT_MISMATCH=If either the ''--{0}'' or ''--{1}'' \
arguments are provided multiple times, then both arguments must be provided \
the same number of times.
ERR_LDAP_TOOL_MALFORMED_SASL_OPTION=SASL option ''{0}'' is invalid. SASL \
options must be in the form ''name=value''.
ERR_LDAP_TOOL_NO_SASL_MECH=One or more SASL options were provided, but the \
''mech'' option was not given to indicate which SASL mechanism to use.
ERR_LDAP_TOOL_UNSUPPORTED_SASL_MECH=SASL mechanism ''{0}'' is not supported.
ERR_LDAP_TOOL_MISSING_REQUIRED_SASL_OPTION=SASL option ''{0}'' is required \
for use with the {1} mechanism.
ERR_LDAP_TOOL_INVALID_SASL_OPTION=SASL option ''{0}'' cannot be used with the \
{1} mechanism.
ERR_LDAP_TOOL_CANNOT_CREATE_SSL_SOCKET_FACTORY=Unable to create the SSL \
socket factory to use for secure communication with the server: {0}
ERR_LDAP_TOOL_START_TLS_FAILED=StartTLS negotiation failed: {0}
ERR_LDAP_TOOL_CANNOT_READ_KEY_STORE_PASSWORD=Unable to read the key store \
password: {0}
INFO_LDAP_TOOL_ENTER_KEY_STORE_PASSWORD=Enter the key store password:
ERR_LDAP_TOOL_CANNOT_CREATE_KEY_MANAGER=Unable to create the key manager for \
secure communication: {0}
ERR_LDAP_TOOL_CANNOT_READ_TRUST_STORE_PASSWORD=Unable to read the trust store \
password: {0}
INFO_LDAP_TOOL_ENTER_TRUST_STORE_PASSWORD=Enter the trust store password:
ERR_LDAP_TOOL_CANNOT_READ_BIND_PASSWORD=Unable to read the bind password: {0}
INFO_LDAP_TOOL_ENTER_BIND_PASSWORD=Enter the bind password:
ERR_VALUE_PATTERN_UNMATCHED_OPEN=The provided value pattern string contained \
an unmatched opening brace at position {0,number,0}.
ERR_VALUE_PATTERN_UNMATCHED_CLOSE=The provided value pattern string contained \
an unmatched closing brace at position {0,number,0}.
ERR_VALUE_PATTERN_EMPTY_LOWER_BOUND=The provided value pattern string \
contained a numeric range starting at position {0,number,0} which contained \
a zero-length lower bound.
ERR_VALUE_PATTERN_EMPTY_UPPER_BOUND=The provided value pattern string \
contained a numeric range starting at position {0,number,0} which contained \
a zero-length upper bound.
ERR_VALUE_PATTERN_EMPTY_INCREMENT=The provided value pattern string contained \
a numeric range starting at position {0,number,0} which contained a \
zero-length increment.
ERR_VALUE_PATTERN_EMPTY_FORMAT=The provided value pattern string contained \
a numeric range starting at position {0,number,0} which contained a \
zero-length format string.
ERR_VALUE_PATTERN_VALUE_NOT_LONG=The provided value pattern string contained \
a numeric range starting at position {0,number,0} with a value that is \
outside the acceptable range. Values must be between {1,number,0} and \
{2,number,0}.
ERR_VALUE_PATTERN_INVALID_CHARACTER=The provided value pattern string \
contained an invalid character ''{0}'' at position {1,number,0}.
ERR_VALUE_PATTERN_NO_DELIMITER=The provided value pattern string contained a \
numeric range starting at position {0,number,0} which did not contain \
either a dash or colon to separate the lower bound from the upper bound.
ERR_VALIDATOR_NULL_CHECK_FAILURE=A null object was provided where a non-null \
object is required (non-null index {0,number,0}). Thread stack trace: {1}
ERR_VALIDATOR_COLLECTION_NULL=A null collection was provided where a non-null \
and non-empty collection is required. Thread stack trace: {0}
ERR_VALIDATOR_COLLECTION_EMPTY=An empty collection was provided where a \
non-null and non-empty collection is required. Thread stack trace: {0}
ERR_VALIDATOR_COLLECTION_NULL_CUSTOM_MESSAGE=A null collection was provided where a non-null \
and non-empty collection is required. Message: {0}. Thread stack trace: \
{1}
ERR_VALIDATOR_COLLECTION_EMPTY_CUSTOM_MESSAGE=An empty collection was provided \
where a non-null and non-empty collection is required. Message: {0}. \
Thread stack trace: {1}
ERR_VALIDATOR_MAP_NULL=A null map was provided where a non-null and non-empty \
map is required. Thread stack trace: {0}
ERR_VALIDATOR_MAP_EMPTY=An empty map was provided where a non-null and \
non-empty map is required. Thread stack trace: {0}
ERR_VALIDATOR_MAP_NULL_CUSTOM_MESSAGE=A null map was provided where a non-null \
and non-empty map is required. Message: {0}. Thread stack trace: {1}
ERR_VALIDATOR_MAP_EMPTY_CUSTOM_MESSAGE=An empty map was provided where a \
non-null and non-empty map is required. Message: {0}. Thread stack \
trace: {1}
ERR_VALIDATOR_ARRAY_NULL=A null array was provided where a non-null and \
non-empty array is required. Thread stack trace: {0}
ERR_VALIDATOR_ARRAY_EMPTY=An empty array was provided where a non-null and \
non-empty array is required. Thread stack trace: {0}
ERR_VALIDATOR_ARRAY_NULL_CUSTOM_MESSAGE=A null array was provided where a \
non-null and non-empty array is required. Message: {0}. Thread stack \
trace: {1}
ERR_VALIDATOR_ARRAY_EMPTY_CUSTOM_MESSAGE=An empty array was provided where a \
non-null and non-empty array is required. Message: {0}. Thread stack \
trace: {1}
ERR_VALIDATOR_CHAR_SEQUENCE_NULL=A null character sequence was provided where \
a non-null and non-empty character sequence is required. Thread stack \
trace: {0}
ERR_VALIDATOR_CHAR_SEQUENCE_EMPTY=An empty character sequence was provided \
where a non-null and non-empty character sequence is required. Thread \
stack trace: {0}
ERR_VALIDATOR_CHAR_SEQUENCE_NULL_CUSTOM_MESSAGE=A null character sequence was \
provided where a non-null and non-empty character sequence is required. \
Message: {0}. Thread stack trace: {1}
ERR_VALIDATOR_CHAR_SEQUENCE_EMPTY_CUSTOM_MESSAGE=An empty character sequence \
was provided where a non-null and non-empty character sequence is required. \
Message: {0}. Thread stack trace: {1}
ERR_VALIDATOR_TRUE_CHECK_FAILURE=A result of false was found for a condition \
which the LDAP SDK requires to be true. Thread stack trace {0}
ERR_VALIDATOR_FALSE_CHECK_FAILURE=A result of true was found for a condition \
which the LDAP SDK requires to be false. Thread stack trace {0}
ERR_VALIDATOR_FAILURE_CUSTOM_MESSAGE={0}. Thread stack trace: {1}
INFO_NUM_DAYS_SINGULAR={0,number,0} day
INFO_NUM_DAYS_PLURAL={0,number,0} days
INFO_NUM_HOURS_SINGULAR={0,number,0} hour
INFO_NUM_HOURS_PLURAL={0,number,0} hours
INFO_NUM_MINUTES_SINGULAR={0,number,0} minute
INFO_NUM_MINUTES_PLURAL={0,number,0} minutes
INFO_NUM_SECONDS_SINGULAR={0,number,0} second
INFO_NUM_SECONDS_PLURAL={0,number,0} seconds
INFO_NUM_SECONDS_WITH_DECIMAL={0} seconds
INFO_COLUMN_LABEL_TIMESTAMP=Timestamp
ERR_VALUE_PATTERN_COMPONENT_EMPTY_FILE=The specified file does not \
contain any data.
ERR_FILE_VALUE_PATTERN_NOT_USABLE=Unable to access data in file ''{0}'' for \
use in the value pattern: {1}
ERR_STREAM_FILE_VALUE_PATTERN_NOT_USABLE=Unable to access data in file \
''{0}'' for use in the value pattern: {1}
ERR_HTTP_VALUE_PATTERN_NOT_USABLE=Unable to access data from ''{0}'' for use \
in the value pattern: {1}
ERR_FIXED_ARRAY_OS_WRITE_BEYOND_END=Attempted to write beyond the end of the \
array backing the output stream
ERR_REF_VALUE_PATTERN_NOT_VALID=The provided value pattern string contained \
a back-reference component with an invalid value of ''{0}''.
ERR_REF_VALUE_PATTERN_ZERO_INDEX=The provided value pattern string contained \
a back-reference component with an index of zero. Back-reference indexes \
should start with one rather than zero.
ERR_REF_VALUE_PATTERN_INVALID_INDEX=The provided value pattern string \
contained a back-reference component with an index of ''{0}'', but there \
are not that many components to reference at that point in the pattern.
ERR_ARG_STRING_DANGLING_BACKSLASH=The provided string cannot be parsed as an \
argument list because it ends with a backslash that was not immediately \
preceded by another backslash. The backslash character will be considered \
an escape to indicate that the next character should be included as-is with \
no interpretation.
ERR_ARG_STRING_UNMATCHED_QUOTE=The provided string cannot be parsed as an \
argument list because it has an unmatched quote starting at or near \
position {0}.
ERR_TEST_ENTRY_MISSING=Entry ''{0}'' does not exist in the server.
ERR_TEST_ATTR_MISSING=Entry ''{0}'' exists but does not have any values for \
attribute ''{1}''.
ERR_TEST_VALUE_MISSING=Entry ''{0}'' exists and contains attribute ''{1}'', \
but that attribute does not include value ''{2}''.
ERR_TEST_ATTR_MISSING_VALUE=Entry ''{0}'' exists and contains attribute \
''{1}'' with value(s) {2}, but does not include expected value(s) {3}.
ERR_TEST_ENTRY_EXISTS=Entry ''{0}'' was found in the server but was expected \
to be missing.
ERR_TEST_ATTR_EXISTS=Entry ''{0}'' was found to contain attribute ''{1}'' \
when that attribute was expected to be missing.
ERR_TEST_ATTR_EXISTS_WITH_VALUES=Entry ''{0}'' was found to contain attribute \
''{1}'' with value(s) {2} when that attribute was expected to be missing.
ERR_TEST_VALUE_EXISTS=Entry ''{0}'' was found to contain attribute ''{1}'' \
with value ''{2}'' when that value was expected to be missing.
ERR_TEST_ENTRY_DOES_NOT_MATCH_FILTER=Entry ''{0}'' was found to exist in the \
server but does not match expected filter ''{1}''.
ERR_TEST_SINGLE_RESULT_CODE_MISSING=Result {0} did not have the expected \
result code of ''{1}''.
ERR_TEST_MULTI_RESULT_CODE_MISSING=Result {0} did not have any of the \
acceptable result codes {1}.
ERR_TEST_PROCESSING_SINGLE_RESULT_CODE_MISSING=Result {0} received from \
processing request {1} did not have the expected result code of {2}.
ERR_TEST_PROCESSING_MULTI_RESULT_CODE_MISSING=Result {0} received from \
processing request {1} did not have any of the acceptable result codes {2}.
ERR_TEST_SINGLE_RESULT_CODE_FOUND=Result {0} had an unacceptable result code \
of ''{1}''.
ERR_TEST_MULTI_RESULT_CODE_FOUND=Result {0} had one of the unacceptable \
result codes {1}.
ERR_TEST_PROCESSING_SINGLE_RESULT_CODE_FOUND=Result {0} received from \
processing request {1} had an unacceptable result code of ''{2}''.
ERR_TEST_PROCESSING_MULTI_RESULT_CODE_FOUND=Result {0} received from \
processing request {1} had one of the unacceptable result codes {2}.
ERR_TEST_RESULT_MISSING_MATCHED_DN=Result {0} was expected to contain a \
matched DN but none was found.
ERR_TEST_RESULT_CONTAINS_MATCHED_DN=Result {0} was not expected to contain a \
matched DN but a value of ''{1}'' was found.
ERR_TEST_RESULT_MISSING_EXPECTED_MATCHED_DN=Result {0} was expected to \
contain a matched DN of ''{1}'' but none was found.
ERR_TEST_MATCHED_DN_MISMATCH=Result {0} was expected to contain a matched DN \
value of ''{1}'' but ''{0}'' was found instead.
ERR_TEST_RESULT_MISSING_DIAGNOSTIC_MESSAGE=Result {0} was expected to contain \
a diagnostic message but none was found.
ERR_TEST_RESULT_CONTAINS_DIAGNOSTIC_MESSAGE=Result {0} was not expected to \
contain a diagnostic message but a value of ''{1}'' was found.
ERR_TEST_RESULT_MISSING_EXPECTED_DIAGNOSTIC_MESSAGE=Result {0} was expected \
to contain a diagnostic message of ''{1}'' but none was found.
ERR_TEST_DIAGNOSTIC_MESSAGE_MISMATCH=Result {0} was expected to contain a \
diagnostic message value of ''{1}'' but ''{0}'' was found instead.
ERR_TEST_RESULT_MISSING_REFERRAL=Result {0} was expected to have at least one \
referral URL but did not contain any.
ERR_TEST_RESULT_HAS_REFERRAL=Result {0} was not expected to have any referral \
URLs but one or more were found.
ERR_TEST_RESULT_MISSING_CONTROL=Result {0} was expected to have at least one \
control with OID ''{1}'' but none was found.
ERR_TEST_ENTRY_MISSING_CONTROL=Search result entry {0} was expected to have \
at least one control with OID ''{1}'' but none was found.
ERR_TEST_REF_MISSING_CONTROL=Search result reference {0} was expected to have \
at least one control with OID ''{1}'' but none was found.
ERR_TEST_RESULT_HAS_CONTROL=Result {0} was not expected to have any control \
with OID ''{1}'' but one was found.
ERR_TEST_ENTRY_HAS_CONTROL=Search result entry {0} was not expected to have \
any control with OID ''{1}'' but one was found.
ERR_TEST_REF_HAS_CONTROL=Search result reference {0} was not expected to have \
any control with OID ''{1}'' but one was found.
ERR_TEST_SEARCH_NO_ENTRIES_RETURNED=The search was expected to have returned \
one or more entries, but result {0} indicates that none were returned.
ERR_TEST_SEARCH_ENTRY_NOT_RETURNED=The search with result {0} was expected to \
have returned entry ''{1}'', but either was not included in the set of \
entries that were returned, or a search result listener was used for the \
search that makes it impossible to determine what entries were returned.
ERR_TEST_SEARCH_ENTRIES_RETURNED=The search was not expected to have returned \
any entries, but result {0} indicates that the number of entries returned \
was {1}.
ERR_TEST_SEARCH_ENTRY_COUNT_MISMATCH_ONE_EXPECTED=The search was expected to \
have returned one entry, but result {0} indicates that the number of \
entries returned was {1}.
ERR_TEST_SEARCH_ENTRY_COUNT_MISMATCH_MULTI_EXPECTED=The search was expected \
to have returned {0} entries, but result {1} indicates that the number of \
entries returned was {2}.
ERR_TEST_SEARCH_NO_REFS_RETURNED=The search was expected to have returned one \
or more references, but result {0} indicates that none were returned.
ERR_TEST_SEARCH_REFS_RETURNED=The search was not expected to have returned \
any references, but result {0} indicates that the number of references \
returned was {1}.
ERR_TEST_SEARCH_REF_COUNT_MISMATCH_ONE_EXPECTED=The search was expected to \
have returned one reference, but result {0} indicates that the number of \
references returned was {1}.
ERR_TEST_SEARCH_REF_COUNT_MISMATCH_MULTI_EXPECTED=The search was expected to \
have returned {0} references, but result {1} indicates that the number of \
references returned was {2}.
ERR_AGGREGATE_INPUT_STREAM_MARK_NOT_SUPPORTED=The aggregate input stream does \
not support the use of mark and reset functionality.
INFO_SASL_ANONYMOUS_DESCRIPTION=A mechanism that can be used to destroy an \
existing authentication session, or to perform a bind without actually \
authenticating but optionally including a trace string that may help \
provide information about the client.
INFO_SASL_ANONYMOUS_OPTION_TRACE=A trace string that may be used to provide \
additional information about the client performing the bind. Note, \
however, that because the client is not providing any proof of its \
identity, it is not possible to determine the validity of any trace \
information given.
INFO_SASL_CRAM_MD5_DESCRIPTION=A mechanism that can be used to perform \
password-based authentication in a manner that prevents an observer from \
discovering the password by generating an MD5 digest based on the \
provided password and additional information, including random data \
provided by the server.
INFO_SASL_CRAM_MD5_OPTION_AUTH_ID=A string which identifies the user that is \
trying to authenticate. The value is typically in the form "dn:" followed \
by the DN of the target user's entry, or "u:" followed by the username for \
the target user.
INFO_SASL_DIGEST_MD5_DESCRIPTION=A mechanism that can be used to perform \
password-based authentication in a manner that prevents an observer from \
discovering the password by generating an MD5 digest based on the \
provided password and additional information, including random data \
provided by both the client and the server.
INFO_SASL_DIGEST_MD5_OPTION_AUTH_ID=A string which identifies the user that \
is trying to authenticate. The value is typically in the form "dn:" \
followed by the DN of the target user's entry, or "u:" followed by the \
username for the target user.
INFO_SASL_DIGEST_MD5_OPTION_AUTHZ_ID=A string which identifies the user under \
whose authority subsequent operations should be processed. If this is not \
provided, then no alternate authorization identity will be used.
INFO_SASL_DIGEST_MD5_OPTION_REALM=The realm for the user trying to \
authenticate. If this is not provided, then no realm will be specified in \
the bind request.
INFO_SASL_DIGEST_MD5_OPTION_QOP=The quality of protection that should be used \
for any communication that occurs after the authentication has completed. \
Allowed values are 'auth' (for just authentication with no communication \
protection), 'auth-int' (for integrity protection for communication, which \
does not encrypt but ensures that the communication cannot be imperceptibly \
altered by a man in the middle attack), and 'auth-conf' (for \
confidentiality protection for communication, which encrypts the \
communication so that it cannot be deciphered by a third-party observer). \
If no value is specified, then a default of 'auth' will be assumed. If any \
of multiple qualities of protection will be considered acceptable then the \
permissible QoP values may be separated by commas and listed in order from \
most desirable to least desirable.
INFO_SASL_EXTERNAL_DESCRIPTION=A mechanism that can allow the client to \
authenticate to the server using information that the server may have about \
the client which was not provided in the form of an LDAP message (e.g., \
a client certificate that was presented during an SSL or StartTLS handshake).
INFO_SASL_GSSAPI_DESCRIPTION=A mechanism that can allow the client to \
authenticate to the server using Kerberos V. It may be possible to \
leverage an existing Kerberos session or to authenticate using a \
newly-created session.
INFO_SASL_GSSAPI_OPTION_AUTH_ID=A string which identifies the user that is \
trying to authenticate. This should generally be the user's Kerberos \
principal.
INFO_SASL_GSSAPI_OPTION_AUTHZ_ID=A string which identifies the user under \
whose authority subsequent operations should be processed. If this is not \
provided, then no alternate authorization identity will be used.
INFO_SASL_GSSAPI_OPTION_CONFIG_FILE=The path to a file containing the JAAS \
configuration that will be used for Kerberos processing. if this is not \
specified then an automatically-generated JAAS configuration will be used.
INFO_SASL_GSSAPI_OPTION_DEBUG=Indicates whether JAAS and Kerberos processing \
debug information may be written to standard error.
INFO_SASL_GSSAPI_OPTION_KDC_ADDRESS=The address of the Kerberos KDC that \
should be used during authentication processing. If this is not provided, \
then an attempt will be made to determine the appropriate KDC address from \
the underlying system configuration.
INFO_SASL_GSSAPI_OPTION_PROTOCOL=The name of the protocol used in the \
directory server's service principal. If this is not provided, then a \
default protocol of "ldap" will be used.
INFO_SASL_GSSAPI_OPTION_REALM=The name of the Kerberos realm in which the \
authentication will be processed. if this is not provided, then an \
attempt will be made to determine the appropriate realm from the underlying \
system configuration.
INFO_SASL_GSSAPI_OPTION_QOP=The quality of protection that should be used \
for any communication that occurs after the authentication has completed. \
Allowed values are 'auth' (for just authentication with no communication \
protection), 'auth-int' (for integrity protection for communication, which \
does not encrypt but ensures that the communication cannot be imperceptibly \
altered by a man in the middle attack), and 'auth-conf' (for \
confidentiality protection for communication, which encrypts the \
communication so that it cannot be deciphered by a third-party observer). \
If no value is specified, then a default of 'auth' will be assumed. If any \
of multiple qualities of protection will be considered acceptable then the \
permissible QoP values may be separated by commas and listed in order from \
most desirable to least desirable.
INFO_SASL_GSSAPI_OPTION_RENEW_TGT=Indicates whether to attempt to renew the \
client's Kerberos ticket-granting ticket if authentication succeeds using \
an existing Kerberos session. If this is not provided, then no attempt \
will be made to renew the TGT.
INFO_SASL_GSSAPI_OPTION_REQUIRE_TICKET_CACHE=Indicates whether the client \
will be required to have an existing Kerberos session that will be used \
for the authentication rather than using a newly-created session. This \
option will only be examined if a ticket cache should be used during \
authentication processing. If this is not provided, then an existing \
Kerberos session will not be required.
INFO_SASL_GSSAPI_OPTION_TICKET_CACHE=Specifies the path to a ticket cache \
file that should be used to look for an existing Kerberos session. This \
option will only be examined if a ticket cache should be used during \
authentication processing. If this is not provided, then the default \
ticket cache file path will be used.
INFO_SASL_GSSAPI_OPTION_USE_TICKET_CACHE=Indicates whether to attempt to use \
a ticket cache in order to determine whether the user has an existing \
Kerberos session that may be used instead of using a newly-created session.
INFO_SASL_PLAIN_DESCRIPTION=A mechanism that can allow the client to perform \
password-based authentication, optionally using an alternate authorization \
identity.
INFO_SASL_PLAIN_OPTION_AUTH_ID=A string which identifies the user that is \
trying to authenticate. The value is typically in the from "dn:" followed \
by the DN of the target user's entry, or "u:" followed by the username for \
the target user.
INFO_SASL_PLAIN_OPTION_AUTHZ_ID=A string which identifies the user under \
whose authority subsequent operations should be processed. If this is not \
provided, then no alternate authorization identity will be used.
ERR_SASL_OPTION_MISSING_EQUAL=Unable to parse string ''{0}'' as a SASL \
option because it is missing an equal sign to separate the name from the \
value.
ERR_SASL_OPTION_STARTS_WITH_EQUAL=Unable to parse string ''{0}'' as a SASL \
option because it does not have an option name before the equal sign.
ERR_SASL_OPTION_NOT_MULTI_VALUED=SASL option ''{0}'' was provided multiple \
times.
ERR_SASL_OPTION_MECH_CONFLICT=Conflicting SASL mechanisms ''{0}'' and ''{1}'' \
were specified.
ERR_SASL_OPTION_NO_MECH=No SASL mechanism was specified.
ERR_SASL_OPTION_UNSUPPORTED_MECH=Unsupported SASL mechanism ''{0}''.
ERR_SASL_OPTION_MECH_DOESNT_ACCEPT_PASSWORD=A password was provided, but \
SASL mechanism {0} does not accept a password.
ERR_SASL_OPTION_MECH_REQUIRES_PASSWORD=SASL mechanism {0} requires a password \
but none was provided.
ERR_SASL_OPTION_GSSAPI_PASSWORD_REQUIRED=A password must be provided for a \
GSSAPI bind unless useTicketCache=true and requireCache=true options are \
provided.
ERR_SASL_OPTION_UNSUPPORTED_FOR_MECH=SASL option ''{0}'' is not supported \
with the {1} mechanism.
ERR_SASL_MISSING_REQUIRED_OPTION=SASL option ''{0}'' is required with the \
{1} mechanism but was not provided.
ERR_SASL_OPTION_MALFORMED_BOOLEAN_VALUE=SASL option ''{0}'' must have a value \
of either ''true'' or ''false''.
ERR_MULTI_LDAP_TOOL_PREFIXES_AND_SUFFIXES_NULL=The sets of server name \
prefixes and server name suffixes must not both be null.
ERR_MULTI_LDAP_TOOL_PREFIXES_AND_SUFFIXES_EMPTY=If non-null, the sets of \
server name prefixes and server name suffixes must not be empty.
ERR_MULTI_LDAP_TOOL_PREFIXES_AND_SUFFIXES_MISMATCH=If both the sets of server \
name prefixes and server name suffixes are non-null, they must have the \
same number of elements.
INFO_MULTI_LDAP_TOOL_GROUP_CONN_AND_AUTH=Connection and Authentication \
Arguments
ERR_COMMAND_LINE_TOOL_SHUTDOWN_HOOK_NOT_IMPLEMENTED=A shutdown hook was \
invoked for command-line tool ''{0}'' but the doShutdownHookProcessing \
method has not been implemented for that tool. This method must be \
overridden and implemented for all tools that override the \
registerShutdownHook method to return true.
ERR_TEST_VALUE_NOT_VALID_DN=The provided string value ''{0}'' does not \
represent a valid LDAP distinguished name: {1}
ERR_TEST_DNS_NOT_EQUAL=The provided DN values ''{0}'' and ''{1}'' are not \
equal.
ERR_PW_READER_FAILURE=An error occurred while attempting to read a password \
from the terminal: {0}
INFO_RATE_ADJUSTOR_VARIABLE_RATE_DATA_ARG_DESCRIPTION=The path to a file \
containing information that can be used to cause the tool to vary the \
target rate over time. Use the {0} argument to generate a sample rate \
definition file with comments that describe the required format for this \
file.
INFO_RATE_ADJUSTOR_GENERATE_SAMPLE_RATE_FILE_ARG_DESCRIPTION=The path to a \
sample variable data rate file that should be generated. This file will \
contain comments that describe the expected format for the file to use \
with the {0} argument.
ERR_RATE_ADJUSTOR_INVALID_KEYS=The header included the following invalid \
keys: {0}. The supported keys are {1}.
ERR_RATE_ADJUSTOR_MISSING_FORMAT=The rate input did not include a value for \
the ''{0}'' property in the header. This key is required, and must have one \
of these values: {1}. All header lines must appear at the beginning of \
the file and must take the form ''{2} key=value''.
ERR_RATE_ADJUSTOR_INVALID_FORMAT=The rate input included an invalid \
value, ''{0}'', for the ''{1}'' property in the header. This key must \
have one of these values: {2}.
ERR_RATE_ADJUSTOR_INVALID_DEFAULT_DURATION=Default duration ''{0}'' could not \
be parsed as a duration value: {1}
ERR_RATE_ADJUSTOR_INVALID_LINE=Input line ''{0}'' has an invalid format. All \
non-empty, non-comment lines must take the form ''absolute-rate-per-second, \
duration'' (e.g., ''1000, 1m'') or ''relative-rate, duration'' \
(e.g., ''2.5X, 1d''), where the rate is a multiplier on the baseline rate \
per second. The duration can be omitted if a {1} value is provided in the \
header
ERR_RATE_ADJUSTOR_INVALID_RATE=Rate ''{0}'' from input line ''{1}'' could not \
be parsed as a floating point value
ERR_RATE_ADJUSTOR_RELATIVE_RATE_WITHOUT_BASELINE=Rate ''{0}'' from \
input line ''{1}'' specified a relative rate. This is not supported because \
the target rate per second was not provided (e.g., using the \
''--ratePerSecond'' command-line argument).
ERR_RATE_ADJUSTOR_INVALID_DURATION=Duration ''{0}'' from input line ''{1}'' \
could not be parsed as a duration value: {2}
ERR_RATE_ADJUSTOR_HEADER_NO_EQUAL=Header line ''{0}'' is malformed because it \
does not include an equal sign to separate the header key from its value.
ERR_RATE_ADJUSTOR_HEADER_EMPTY_KEY=Header line ''{0}'' is malformed because \
the key is an empty string.
ERR_RATE_ADJUSTOR_DUPLICATE_HEADER_KEY=Header key ''{0}'' already has a value \
of ''{1}''. Cannot also set it to ''{2}''.
ERR_RATE_ADJUSTOR_NO_END_HEADER_FOUND=Unable to find a line comprised of \
the text ''{0}'' to denote the end of the header.
INFO_INTERACTIVE_LAUNCHING=Launching {0} in interactive mode.
INFO_INTERACTIVE_RUNNING_WITH_NO_ARGS=Running {0} without any arguments.
INFO_INTERACTIVE_RUNNING_WITH_ARGS=Running {0} with the following arguments:
INFO_INTERACTIVE_SUBCOMMAND_PROMPT=Which subcommand do you want to use?
INFO_INTERACTIVE_LDAP_SECURITY_PROMPT=Should the LDAP communication be \
encrypted?
INFO_INTERACTIVE_LDAP_SECURITY_OPTION_NONE=No
INFO_INTERACTIVE_LDAP_SECURITY_OPTION_SSL=Yes, with SSL
INFO_INTERACTIVE_LDAP_SECURITY_OPTION_START_TLS=Yes, with StartTLS
INFO_INTERACTIVE_LDAP_CLIENT_CERT_PROMPT=Do you want to present a client \
certificate to the directory server?
INFO_INTERACTIVE_LDAP_CLIENT_CERT_OPTION_NO=No
INFO_INTERACTIVE_LDAP_CLIENT_CERT_OPTION_JKS=Yes, from a Java JKS keystore
INFO_INTERACTIVE_LDAP_CLIENT_CERT_OPTION_PKCS12=Yes, from a PKCS#12 keystore
INFO_INTERACTIVE_LDAP_KEYSTORE_PATH_PROMPT=Enter the path to the keystore file
INFO_INTERACTIVE_LDAP_KEYSTORE_PIN_PROMPT=Enter the PIN needed to access the \
contents of the keystore (or just press ENTER if no PIN is required)
INFO_INTERACTIVE_LDAP_CERT_NICKNAME_PROMPT=Enter the nickname for the desired \
certificate in the certificate keystore (or just press ENTER if there is \
only one client certificate in the keystore)
INFO_INTERACTIVE_LDAP_CERT_AUTH_PROMPT=Do you wish to use the client \
certificate to authenticate using SASL EXTERNAL?
INFO_INTERACTIVE_LDAP_TRUST_PROMPT=How do you wish to determine whether the \
server certificate should be trusted?
INFO_INTERACTIVE_LDAP_TRUST_OPTION_PROMPT=Interactively prompt about whether \
to trust the server certificate
INFO_INTERACTIVE_LDAP_TRUST_OPTION_JKS=Use a JKS truststore
INFO_INTERACTIVE_LDAP_TRUST_OPTION_PKCS12=Use a PKCS#12 truststore
INFO_INTERACTIVE_LDAP_TRUST_OPTION_BLIND=Blindly trust any server certificate
INFO_INTERACTIVE_LDAP_TRUSTSTORE_PATH_PROMPT=Enter the path to the truststore \
file
INFO_INTERACTIVE_LDAP_TRUSTSTORE_PIN_PROMPT=Enter the PIN needed to access \
the contents of the truststore (or just press ENTER if no PIN is required)
INFO_INTERACTIVE_LDAP_PROMPT_HOST=Enter the address of the directory server
INFO_INTERACTIVE_LDAP_PROMPT_PORT=Enter the port on which to communicate with \
the directory server
INFO_INTERACTIVE_LDAP_AUTH_PROMPT=How do you wish to authenticate to the \
directory server?
INFO_INTERACTIVE_LDAP_AUTH_OPTION_NONE=Do not authenticate
INFO_INTERACTIVE_LDAP_AUTH_OPTION_SIMPLE=Use simple authentication
INFO_INTERACTIVE_LDAP_AUTH_OPTION_SASL=Use SASL authentication
INFO_INTERACTIVE_LDAP_AUTH_BIND_DN_PROMPT=Enter the DN of the user as whom \
you wish to bind, or simply press ENTER for anonymous simple authentication
INFO_INTERACTIVE_LDAP_AUTH_PW_PROMPT=Enter the password for the user
INFO_INTERACTIVE_LDAP_AUTH_SASL_PROMPT=Which SASL mechanism would you like to \
use?
INFO_INTERACTIVE_LDAP_SASL_OPTION_CRAM_MD5=CRAM-MD5
INFO_INTERACTIVE_LDAP_SASL_OPTION_DIGEST_MD5=DIGEST-MD5
INFO_INTERACTIVE_LDAP_SASL_OPTION_PLAIN=PLAIN
INFO_INTERACTIVE_LDAP_AUTH_AUTHID_PROMPT=Enter the authentication ID to use \
to authenticate (typically ''dn:'' followed by the user DN or ''u:'' \
followed by the username)
INFO_INTERACTIVE_LDAP_AUTH_AUTHZID_PROMPT=Enter the authorization ID to use \
(typically in the same format as the authentication ID), or simply press \
ENTER if you do not wish to use an alternate authorization identity
INFO_INTERACTIVE_LDAP_AUTH_REALM_PROMPT=Enter the authentication realm, or \
simply press ENTER for no realm
ERR_INTERACTIVE_LDAP_CANNOT_CREATE_KEY_MANAGER=An error occurred while \
attempting to initialize the key manager for SSL/TLS encryption: {0}. \
Unable to communicate securely with the directory server.
INFO_INTERACTIVE_LDAP_RETRY_PROMPT=Would you like to re-enter LDAP connection \
settings?
ERR_INTERACTIVE_MULTI_SERVER_LDAP_NOT_SUPPORTED=Interactive mode is \
currently not supported for multi-server LDAP command-line tools.
ERR_INTERACTIVE_LDAP_CANNOT_CREATE_TRUST_MANAGER=An error occurred while \
attempting to initialize the trust manager for SSL/TLS encryption: {0}. \
Unable to communicate securely with the directory server.
ERR_INTERACTIVE_LDAP_CANNOT_CREATE_SOCKET_FACTORY=An error occurred while \
attempting to initialize the socket factory for SSL/TLS encryption: {0}. \
Unable to communicate securely with the directory server.
ERR_INTERACTIVE_LDAP_CANNOT_CONNECT=Unable to establish a connection to \
server ''{0}'' on port {1,number,0}: {2}
ERR_INTERACTIVE_LDAP_CANNOT_PERFORM_STARTTLS=Unable to secure the connection \
using StartTLS: {0}
ERR_INTERACTIVE_LDAP_CANNOT_AUTHENTICATE=Unable to authenticate to the \
directory server using the provided settings: {0}
INFO_INTERACTIVE_ARG_MENU_PROMPT=Would you like to alter the values of any \
command-line arguments for the tool?
INFO_INTERACTIVE_MENU_TRAILING_ARGS_IDENTIFIER={trailing arguments}
INFO_INTERACTIVE_MENU_OPTION_REPROMPT_FOR_CONN_ARGS=Re-prompt for the LDAP \
connection arguments
INFO_INTERACTIVE_MENU_OPTION_REPROMPT_FOR_CONN_AUTH_ARGS=Re-prompt for the \
LDAP connection and authentication arguments
INFO_INTERACTIVE_MENU_OPTION_DISPLAY_ARGS=Display the arguments to run {0} \
with these settings
INFO_INTERACTIVE_MENU_OPTION_RUN=Run {0} with these settings
INFO_INTERACTIVE_MENU_OPTION_UNDEFINED=Leave undefined
INFO_INTERACTIVE_MENU_OPTION_QUIT=Quit this program
INFO_INTERACTIVE_MENU_NO_CURRENT_ARGS=The {0} tool does not require any \
arguments to run with the current settings.
INFO_INTERACTIVE_MENU_CURRENT_ARGS_HEADER=The arguments used to run {0} with \
the current settings would be:
ERR_INTERACTIVE_MENU_EXTENDED_VALIDATION_ERRORS=One or more errors were \
detected while performing extended argument validation: {0}
ERR_INTERACTIVE_MENU_CORRECT_VALIDATION_ERRORS=These errors must be corrected \
before the tool can be run.
INFO_INTERACTIVE_MENU_PROMPT_PRESS_ENTER_TO_CONTINUE=Press ENTER to continue
INFO_INTERACTIVE_MENU_ENTER_CHOICE_WITHOUT_DEFAULT=Enter choice:
INFO_INTERACTIVE_MENU_ENTER_CHOICE_WITH_DEFAULT=Enter choice [{0}]:
ERR_INTERACTIVE_ARG_MENU_INVALID_CHOICE=Invalid choice. Enter the desired \
option number or letter.
ERR_INTERACTIVE_MENU_CANNOT_READ_CHOICE=An error occurred while attempting to \
determine the selected menu item: {0}
INFO_INTERACTIVE_TRAILING_DESC_SINGLE_REQUIRED=The {0} tool requires exactly \
one trailing argument which is not immediately preceded by any identifier. \
The expected usage for this argument is:
INFO_INTERACTIVE_TRAILING_DESC_SINGLE_OPTIONAL=The {0} tool optionally \
allows a single trailing argument which is not immediately preceded by any \
identifier. The expected usage for this argument is:
INFO_INTERACTIVE_TRAILING_PROMPT_SINGLE=Enter the desired trailing argument \
value, or simply press ENTER to indicate no trailing argument should be \
provided
INFO_INTERACTIVE_TRAILING_ARG_PROMPT=Trailing argument value
ERR_INTERACTIVE_TRAILING_VALUE_INVALID=The specified value was invalid: {0}
INFO_INTERACTIVE_TRAILING_DESC_MULTIPLE_REQUIRED=The {0} tool requires at \
least {1,number,0} trailing argument(s) (which are not immediately \
preceded by any identifiers) to be provided. The expected usage for the \
trailing arguments is:
INFO_INTERACTIVE_TRAILING_DESC_MULTIPLE_OPTIONAL=The {0} tool optionally \
allows one or more trailing arguments that are not immediately preceded by \
any identifiers. The expected usage for the trailing arguments is:
INFO_INTERACTIVE_TRAILING_PROMPT_MULTIPLE=Enter the desired trailing argument \
values, pressing ENTER on a blank line to indicate that no more trailing \
arguments are needed.
INFO_INTERACTIVE_ARG_PROMPT_SPECIFY_SINGLE_VALUE=Specify a new value for \
argument ''{0}''
INFO_INTERACTIVE_ARG_PROMPT_DESCRIPTION=Description:
INFO_INTERACTIVE_ARG_PROMPT_CONSTRAINTS=Value Constraints:
INFO_INTERACTIVE_ARG_DESC_CURRENT_VALUE=The current value for this argument is:
INFO_INTERACTIVE_ARG_DESC_CURRENT_VALUES=The current values for this argument \
are:
INFO_INTERACTIVE_ARG_PROMPT_NEW_VALUE=Enter a new value
INFO_INTERACTIVE_ARG_PROMPT_NEW_VALUES=Enter the desired new value(s), \
pressing ENTER on an empty line to indicate no more values are needed.
INFO_INTERACTIVE_ARG_PROMPT_SINGLE_REQUIRED=This argument requires a value.
INFO_INTERACTIVE_ARG_PROMPT_AT_LEAST_ONE_REQUIRED=This argument requires at \
least one value.
ERR_INTERACTIVE_ARG_PROMPT_INVALID_VALUE=Invalid value: {0}
INFO_INTERACTIVE_ARG_PROMPT_SPECIFY_MULTIPLE_VALUES=Specify one or more new \
values for argument ''{0}''
ERR_INTERACTIVE_MENU_INVALID_CHOICE=Invalid choice. Enter the desired option \
number, or 'q' to quit.
ERR_INTERACTIVE_PROMPT_VALUE_REQUIRED=You are require to supply a value.
ERR_INTERACTIVE_PROMPT_ERROR_READING_RESPONSE=An error occurred while \
attempting to read a response from the user: {0}
ERR_INTERACTIVE_PROMPT_INVALID_BOOLEAN=Unable to parse the provided value as \
a valid Boolean response. Please enter either "true" or "false".
ERR_INTERACTIVE_PROMPT_NULL_DN_NOT_ALLOWED=The null DN is not allowed for \
this value. Please enter a non-empty DN.
ERR_INTERACTIVE_PROMPT_INVALID_DN=Unable to parse the provided value as a \
valid LDAP distinguished name. Please enter a valid DN.
ERR_INTERACTIVE_PROMPT_INVALID_FILTER=Unable to parse the provided value as a \
valid LDAP search filter. Please enter a valid filter.
ERR_INTERACTIVE_PROMPT_INVALID_TIMESTAMP=Unable to parse the provided value \
as a timestamp. Supported formats include any generalized time format, as \
well as local timestamps in any of the following formats: \
'YYYYMMDDhhmmss.uuu', 'YYYYMMDDhhmmss', or 'YYYYMMDDhhmm'. Please enter a \
valid timestamp.
ERR_INTERACTIVE_PROMPT_INTEGER_OUT_OF_RANGE=The value must be between {0} and \
{1}.
ERR_INTERACTIVE_PROMPT_INVALID_INTEGER_WITHOUT_RANGE=Unable to parse the \
provided value as an integer. Please enter a valid integer value.
ERR_INTERACTIVE_PROMPT_INVALID_INTEGER_WITH_RANGE=Unable to parse the \
provided value as an integer. Please enter a valid integer value between \
{0} and {1}.
ERR_INTERACTIVE_PROMPT_FILE_DOES_NOT_EXIST=File ''{0}'' does not exist. You \
must provide a path to a file that exists.
ERR_INTERACTIVE_PROMPT_DIR_DOES_NOT_EXIST=File ''{0}'' does not exist. You \
must provide a path to a directory that exists.
ERR_INTERACTIVE_PROMPT_PARENT_DOES_NOT_EXIST=File ''{0}'' does not exist, and \
neither does its parent. You must provide a path in which at least the \
parent directory exists.
ERR_INTERACTIVE_PROMPT_PATH_MUST_BE_FILE=Path ''{0}'' exists but references a \
directory rather than a file. The specified path must reference a file.
ERR_INTERACTIVE_PROMPT_PATH_MUST_BE_DIR=Path ''{0}'' exists but references a \
file rather than a directory. The specified path must reference a directory.
ERR_INTERACTIVE_REQUIRED_ARG_SET_CONFLICT=At least one of the following \
arguments must be provided: {0}.
ERR_INTERACTIVE_EXCLUSIVE_ARG_SET_CONFLICT=At most one of the following \
arguments must be provided: {0}.
ERR_INTERACTIVE_DEPENDENT_ARG_SET_CONFLICT=If the ''{0}'' argument is \
provided, then one of the following arguments must also be provided: {1}.
INFO_SASL_HELP_MECHANISM=The {0} SASL Mechanism
INFO_SASL_HELP_PASSWORD_REQUIRED=A password must be provided when using the \
{0} SASL mechanism.
INFO_SASL_HELP_PASSWORD_OPTIONAL=A password may optionally be provided when \
using the {0} SASL mechanism.
INFO_SASL_HELP_MECHANISM_OPTIONS=The SASL options available for use with the \
{0} mechanism include:
ERR_DN_FILE_READER_CANNOT_BASE64_DECODE=Unable to base64-decode value ''{0}'' \
contained on line {1,number,0} of file ''{2}'': {3}
ERR_DN_FILE_READER_CANNOT_PARSE_DN=Unable to parse value ''{0}'' contained on \
line {1,number,0} of file ''{2}'' as a DN: {3}
ERR_FILTER_FILE_READER_CANNOT_PARSE_FILTER=Unable to parse value ''{0}'' \
contained on line {1,number,0} of file ''{2}'' as an LDAP search filter: {3}
INFO_SASL_UNBOUNDID_DELIVERED_OTP_DESCRIPTION=A mechanism that can be used to \
perform multifactor authentication with a one-time password that has been \
delivered to the use through some out-of-band mechanism (triggered by the \
deliver one-time password extended request).
INFO_SASL_UNBOUNDID_DELIVERED_OTP_OPTION_AUTH_ID=A string which identifies \
the user that is trying to authenticate. The value is typically in the \
form "dn:" followed by the DN of the target user's entry, or "u:" followed \
by the username for the target user.
INFO_SASL_UNBOUNDID_DELIVERED_OTP_OPTION_AUTHZ_ID=A string which identifies \
the user under whose authority subsequent operations should be processed. \
If this is not provided, then no alternate authorization identity will be \
used.
INFO_SASL_UNBOUNDID_DELIVERED_OTP_OPTION_OTP=The one-time password to use to \
authenticate.
INFO_SASL_UNBOUNDID_TOTP_DESCRIPTION=A mechanism that can be used to perform \
multifactor authentication with a static password and a time-based one-time \
password (TOTP) code.
INFO_SASL_UNBOUNDID_TOTP_OPTION_AUTH_ID=A string which identifies the user \
that is trying to authenticate. The value is typically in the form "dn:" \
followed by the DN of the target user's entry, or "u:" followed by the \
username for the target user.
INFO_SASL_UNBOUNDID_TOTP_OPTION_AUTHZ_ID=A string which identifies the user \
under whose authority subsequent operations should be processed. If this \
is not provided, then no alternate authorization identity will be used.
INFO_SASL_UNBOUNDID_TOTP_OPTION_PROMPT_FOR_PW=Indicates whether to \
interactively prompt for the user's static password. The value may be \
either 'true' or 'false'.
INFO_SASL_UNBOUNDID_TOTP_OPTION_TOTP_PASSWORD=The time-based one-time \
password authentication code.
INFO_SASL_UNBOUNDID_YUBIKEY_OTP_DESCRIPTION=A mechanism that can be used to \
perform multifactor authentication with a one-time password that has been \
generated by a YubiKey device.
INFO_SASL_UNBOUNDID_YUBIKEY_OTP_OPTION_AUTH_ID=A string that identifies the \
user that is trying to authenticate. The value is typically in the form \
"dn:" followed by the DN of the target user's entry, or "u:" followed by \
the username for the target user.
INFO_SASL_UNBOUNDID_YUBIKEY_OTP_OPTION_AUTHZ_ID=A string that identifies the \
user under whose authority subsequent operations should be processed. If \
this is not provided, then no alternate authorization identity will be used.
INFO_SASL_UNBOUNDID_YUBIKEY_OTP_OPTION_OTP=The one-time password to use to \
authenticate.
INFO_SASL_UNBOUNDID_YUBIKEY_OTP_OPTION_PROMPT_FOR_PW=Indicates whether to \
interactively prompt for the user's static password. The value may be \
either 'true' or 'false'.
INFO_SASL_ENTER_STATIC_PW=Enter the static password:
ERR_SASL_PROMPT_FOR_PROVIDED_PW=SASL option ''{0}'' can only be used when \
the static password has not already been provided through some other \
means.
ERR_SASL_PROMPT_FOR_STATIC_PW_BAD_VALUE=SASL option ''{0}'' can only have a \
value of 'true' or 'false'.
ERR_FROM_HEX_ODD_NUMBER_OF_CHARACTERS=Unable to decode the provided \
hexadecimal string to a byte array because the provided string had a \
length of {0,number,0} characters, but it is only possible to process \
strings with an even number of characters.
ERR_FROM_HEX_NON_HEX_CHARACTER=Unable to decode the provided hexadecimal \
string to a byte array because the provided string had a non-hex character \
at index {0,number,0}.
ERR_PW_ENCRYPTED_STREAM_HEADER_READ_END_OF_STREAM_IN_MAGIC=Unable to read a \
passphrase-encrypted stream header from the provided input stream because \
the end of the stream was reached while trying to read the magic bytes at \
the beginning of the header.
ERR_PW_ENCRYPTED_STREAM_HEADER_READ_MAGIC_MISMATCH=Unable to read a \
passphrase-encrypted stream header from the provided input stream because \
the data read at the beginning of the stream did not start with the expected \
magic value.
ERR_PW_ENCRYPTED_STREAM_HEADER_READ_END_OF_STREAM_AFTER_MAGIC=Unable to read a \
passphrase-encrypted stream header from the provided input stream because \
the end of the stream was reached after the magic bytes.
ERR_PW_ENCRYPTED_STREAM_HEADER_READ_ASN1_DECODE_ERROR=Unable to read a \
passphrase-encrypted stream header from the provided input stream because \
the non-magic portion of the header could not be properly decoded: {0}
ERR_PW_ENCRYPTED_STREAM_HEADER_DECODE_TOO_SHORT=Unable to decode the contents \
of the provided byte array as a passphrase-encrypted stream header because \
the array is too short to contain a valid header.
ERR_PW_ENCRYPTED_STREAM_HEADER_DECODE_MAGIC_MISMATCH=Unable to decode the \
contents of the provided byte array as a passphrase-encrypted stream header \
because it does not start with the expected magic value.
ERR_PW_ENCRYPTED_STREAM_HEADER_DECODE_ASN1_DECODE_ERROR=Unable to decode the \
contents of the provided byte array as a passphrase-encrypted stream header \
because the non-magic portion of the header could not be properly \
decoded: {0}
ERR_PW_ENCRYPTED_HEADER_SEQUENCE_UNSUPPORTED_VERSION=Unsupported encoding \
version {0,number,0}.
ERR_PW_ENCRYPTED_HEADER_SEQUENCE_UNRECOGNIZED_ELEMENT_TYPE=Unrecognized \
header sequence element type: {0}.
ERR_PW_ENCRYPTED_HEADER_SEQUENCE_BAD_PW=The provided passphrase is invalid.
ERR_PW_ENCRYPTED_HEADER_SEQUENCE_DECODE_ERROR=An unexpected error occurred \
while trying to decode the header sequence: {0}
ERR_PW_ENCRYPTED_HEADER_NO_KEY_AVAILABLE=Unable to create a cipher from the \
passphrase-encrypted stream header because no passphrase was provided when \
decoding the header.
ERR_CLOSEABLE_LOCK_TRY_LOCK_TIMEOUT=Unable to acquire the closeable lock with \
a timeout of {0}.
ERR_CLOSEABLE_RW_LOCK_TRY_LOCK_WRITE_TIMEOUT=Unable to acquire the closeable \
write lock with a timeout of {0}.
ERR_CLOSEABLE_RW_LOCK_TRY_LOCK_READ_TIMEOUT=Unable to acquire the closeable \
read lock with a timeout of {0}.
ERR_CANNOT_GET_ENCRYPTION_PASSPHRASE=Unable to interactively read the \
encryption passphrase from the user: {0}
ERR_STREAM_FILE_VALUE_PATTERN_PATH_MISSING=Unable to create a stream file \
value pattern component for file ''{0}'' because that file does not exist.
ERR_STREAM_FILE_VALUE_PATTERN_PATH_NOT_FILE=Unable to create a stream file \
value pattern component for file ''{0}'' because that path exists but does \
not reference a file.
ERR_STREAM_FILE_VALUE_PATTERN_FILE_EMPTY=Unable to create a stream file \
value pattern component for file ''{0}'' because that file is empty.
ERR_STREAM_FILE_VALUE_PATTERN_ERROR_GETTING_NEXT_VALUE=An error occurred \
while trying to retrieve the next line from file ''{0}'': {1}
ERR_TIMESTAMP_VALUE_PATTERN_MIN_WITHOUT_MAX=Unable to create a timestamp \
value pattern component from string ''{0}'' because it specifies a minimum \
timestamp bound without a maximum timestamp bound.
ERR_TIMESTAMP_VALUE_PATTERN_CANNOT_PARSE_MIN=Unable to create a timestamp \
value pattern component from string ''{0}'' because minimum bound value \
''{1}'' could not be parsed as a generalized time value: {2}
ERR_TIMESTAMP_VALUE_PATTERN_CANNOT_PARSE_MAX=Unable to create a timestamp \
value pattern component from string ''{0}'' because maximum bound value \
''{1}'' could not be parsed as a generalized time value: {2}
ERR_TIMESTAMP_VALUE_PATTERN_MIN_NOT_LT_MAX=Unable to create a timestamp value \
pattern component from string ''{0}'' because minimum bound value ''{1}'' is \
greater than or equal to maximum bound value ''{2}''. The minimum bound \
value must be less than the maximum bound value.
ERR_TIMESTAMP_VALUE_PATTERN_FORMAT_NOT_AT_END=Unable to create a timestamp \
value pattern component from string ''{0}'' because the format element is \
not the last element in the string.
ERR_TIMESTAMP_VALUE_PATTERN_CANNOT_PARSE_FORMAT_STRING=Unable to create a \
timestamp value pattern component from string ''{0}'' because timestamp \
format string ''{1}'' is not valid for use with the Java SimpleDateFormat \
class.
ERR_TIMESTAMP_VALUE_PATTERN_MALFORMED=Unable to create a timestamp value \
pattern component from string ''{0}''. If the string is not just \
'timestamp', then it must start with 'timestamp:min=' or \
'timestamp:format='.
ERR_RANDOM_CHARS_VALUE_PATTERN_CANNOT_PARSE_LENGTH=Unable to create a random \
characters value pattern component from string ''{0}'' because the string \
''{1}'' cannot be parsed as an integer to represent the number of characters \
in the string to generate.
ERR_RANDOM_CHARS_VALUE_PATTERN_INVALID_LENGTH=Unable to create a random \
characters value pattern component from string ''{0}'' because the parsed \
length value of {1,number,0} is not greater than zero.
ERR_RANDOM_CHARS_VALUE_PATTERN_EMPTY_CHAR_SET=Unable to create a random \
characters value pattern component from string ''{0}'' because the set of \
characters to include in the string is empty.
ERR_PW_ENCRYPTED_STREAM_HEADER_CANNOT_GENERATE_KEY=Even after multiple \
attempts, an encryption key could not be generated consistently. This likely \
indicates some serious issue with the JVM implementation.