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AdminUserPrompt=Enter admin user name>
AdminUserPasswordPrompt=Enter admin password for user "{0}">
AdminPasswordPrompt=Enter admin password>
badHttpCode=Bad HTTP code received from server: {0}
internal=Internal Error: {0}
emptyResponse=Empty response from server.
unknownResponse=Unknown Response: {0}
unknownFormat=Corrupt Manifest object. The response we received from the server was not understood: {0}
unknownError=Unknown error
NotHttpResponse=Got non-HTTP response when connecting to host {0}, port {1}. Is that the correct host and port?
BadResponse=HTTP connection failed with code {0}, message: {1}
IOError=I/O Error: {0}
ReadTimeout=No response from Domain Admin Server after {0} seconds.\nThe command is either taking too long to complete or the server has failed.\nPlease see the server log files for command status.
badport=Bad port number: {0}.  It must be an integer in the range 1-65535.
ConnectException=Remote server does not listen for requests on [{0}:{1}]. Is the server up?
UnknownHostException=No remote server named {0}. Is that the correct host name?
InvalidCredentials=Authentication failed for user: {0} (Usually, this means invalid user name and/or password)
InvalidCredentialsFromFile=Authentication failed for user: {0} with password from password file: {1} (Usually, this means invalid user name and/or password)
InvalidCredentialsFromLogin=Authentication failed for user: {0} with password from login store: {1} (Usually, this means invalid user name and/or password)
ServerMaybeSecure=It appears that server [{0}:{1}] accepts secure connections only. Retrying the command with --secure=true...
fileTransferTargetNotDir=File transfer target {0} is expected to be a directory but is not
errSavingContent=Error saving returned content {0}: {1}
unknownOption=Command {0} does not have an option {1}
notEnoughOperands=Command {0} requires an operand
tooManyOperands=Command {0} does not accept any operands
missingPassword=Command {0} requires a password named {1}
missingOption=Option {0} is required but was not specified
missingOptions=Command {0} is missing required options
BadPasswordFromFile=Authentication failed with password from file: {0}
BadPasswordFromLogin=Authentication failed with password from login store: {0}
NoRemoteManPage=Can't find remote man page, looking locally...
CantUploadDirectory=CLI031: Can't upload a directory, specify --upload=false.
NoPayloadSupport=No support for payload with content type {0}
UploadedFileNotFound=Could not read the file {0} to upload it.
remote.failure.prefix=remote failure:
remote.sse.canNotGetPayload=Cannot retrieve payload. {0}
tooManyOptions=Option {0} can be specified only once
remotecommand.failedretryable=Command is parked. Continue in it using command "continue {0}" or revert using "revert {0}".
remotecommand.lostConnection=Connection to the server lost. If server is still running, it is possible to reconnect using subcommand "attach {0}".
remotecommand.lostConnection.retryableCommand=Connection to the server lost. \nIf the server is not running, the command will be resumed automatically at next server startup. Result can be seen in server.log or by reconnecting using subcommand "attach {0}".