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Unknown command `%s'.

Ambiguous command `%s'.

Module for command `%s' did not register the command.

%s: received redirection to `%s'

Waiting for termination of jobs:

Waiting for command

%s: command `%s' is not compiled in.

Access failed:

File cannot be accessed

File moved to `

[cached]

%ld $#l#byte|bytes$ cached

, no size limit

, maximum size %ld

%sTotal: %d director$y|ies$, %d file$|s$, %d symlink$|s$

%sNew: %d file$|s$, %d symlink$|s$

%sModified: %d file$|s$, %d symlink$|s$

%sRemoved: %d director$y|ies$, %d file$|s$, %d symlink$|s$

Removing old file `%s'

Skipping file `%s' (only-existing)

Transferring file `%s'

Skipping directory `%s' (only-existing)

Removing old local file `%s'

Mirroring directory `%s'

Skipping symlink `%s' (only-existing)

mirror: protocol `%s' is not suitable for mirror

Making directory `%s'

Old directory `%s' is not removed

Old file `%s' is not removed

Removing old directory `%s'

Retrying mirror...

Try `help %s' for more information.

- not supported protocol

invalid boolean/auto value

Invalid time unit letter, only [smhd] are allowed.

Invalid time format. Format is <time><unit>, e.g. 2h30m.

Invalid range format. Format is min-max, e.g. 10-20.

Invalid IPv4 numeric address

Invalid IPv6 numeric address

this encoding is not supported

no closure defined for this setting

%d address$|es$ found

Host name lookup failure

no such %s service

No address found

execlp(%s) failed: %s

Define or undefine alias <name>. If <value> omitted, the alias is undefined, else is takes the value <value>. If no argument is given the current aliases are listed.

cache command controls local memory cache The following subcommands are recognized: stat - print cache status (default) on|off - turn on/off caching flush - flush cache size <lim> - set memory limit expire <Nx> - set cache expiration time to N seconds (x=s) minutes (x=m) hours (x=h) or days (x=d)

cat - output remote files to stdout (can be redirected) -b use binary mode (ascii is the default)

Change current remote directory to <rdir>. The previous remote directory is stored as `-'. You can do `cd -' to change the directory back. The previous directory for each site is also stored on disk, so you can do `open site; cd -' even after lftp restart.