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<qt><p>By adding a bookmark you can bypass the search procedure for devices which are not discoverable by default.</p><p>The bookmark will be created in the first Bookmark folder which already contains a Bluetooth device link</p></qt>
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i18n: file kbluetoothd/confirmationdlgbase.ui line 167
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kbluetoothd/confirmationdlgbase.cpp:96 rc.cpp:46
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<font size="+2">Bluetooth Pairing Request</font>
<p><b>%1</b> (device address <b>%2</b>) wants to pair with your
Bluetooth device, which is needed for authenticated and secure connections.
</p><p>
If you are sure about the identity of the other party, then please enter
the same PIN below as was used by the other device.</p>
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i18n: file kbluetoothd/pindefdialog.ui line 29
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represents a line break.
Start a new line in the equivalent position in the translation.
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Located in
kbluetoothd/pindefdialog.cpp:62 rc.cpp:67 rc.cpp:103
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<font size="+2">Bluetooth Pairing Request</font>
<p><b>%1</b> (device address <b>%2</b>) wants to pair with your
Bluetooth device, which is needed for authenticated and secure connections.
</p><p>
If you are sure about the identity of the other party, then please press
<i>Go</i> and enter the generated PIN below in the other device.</p>
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i18n: file kbluetoothd/pingendialog.ui line 29
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represents a line break.
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Located in
kbluetoothd/pingendialog.cpp:77 rc.cpp:75 rc.cpp:89
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You can change the confirmation settings again using the Bluetooth services applet in the Control Center.
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Located in
kbluetoothd/confirmation.cpp:101
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<p>Executable <b>%1</b> for device search job <b>%2</b> could not be started.</p>
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Located in
kbluetoothd/devicescanner.cpp:617
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Show the tray icon if it was disabled before.
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Located in
kbluetoothd/main.cpp:24
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Could not create a socket for service %1.
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Located in
kbluetoothd/rfcommportlistener.cpp:98
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<p>KBluetooth was unable to create a socket for the service %1. The error message was <i>%2</i> (Error code %3).<p>Make sure that BlueZ is installed correctly and all modules are loaded (bluez, l2cap, rfcomm..).
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Located in
kbluetoothd/rfcommportlistener.cpp:99
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<p>Could not enable security features for <b>%1</b>.The service will not be started.</p>
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Located in
kbluetoothd/rfcommportlistener.cpp:129
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<p>KBluetoothD was unable to enable authentication and/or encryption for the service %1, so this service will not be started.</p><p> The error code returned by setsockopt() was %3 (<i>%2</i>)</p><p>To use encryption/authentication for selected services, you need a Linux kernel >= 2.6.10-mh3. For older kernels you have to disable encryption and authentication for this service.<br/> <i>Be careful with allowing unconfirmed connections in that case, since the peer address could be faked.</i></p>
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Located in
kbluetoothd/rfcommportlistener.cpp:132
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