Browsing Esperanto translation

1023.

<qt>The input line is where you type messages to be sent the channel, query, or server. A message sent to a channel is seen by everyone on the channel, whereas a message in a query is sent only to the person in the query with you.<p>To automatically complete the nickname you began typing, press Tab. If you have not begun typing, the last successfully completed nickname will be used.<p>You can also send special commands:<br><table><tr><th>/me <i>action</i></th><td>shows up as an action in the channel or query. For example: <em>/me sings a song</em> will show up in the channel as 'Nick sings a song'.</td></tr><tr><th>/whois <i>nickname</i></th><td>shows information about this person, including what channels they are in.</td></tr></table><p>For more commands, see the Konversation Handbook.<p>A message cannot contain multiple lines.</qt>

1024.

<qt>You are attempting to paste a large portion of text (%1 bytes or %2 lines) into the chat. This can cause connection resets or flood kills. Do you really want to continue?</qt>

1025.

Large Paste Warning

1026.

Connection is secured with %1 bit SSL.

1027.

The functionality to connect to servers using encrypted SSL communications is not available to Konversation because OpenSSL support was not enabled at compile time. You will need to get new version of KDE that has SSL support.

1028.

The SSL certificate returned from the server was not recognized. Maybe this server does not support SSL on the given port? If this server supports normal, non-SSL communications as well, then SSL will be on a different port.

1029.

The IP address of the host %1 does not match the one the certificate was issued to.

1030.

Server Authentication

1031.

The server (%1) certificate failed the authenticity test.

1032.

Would you like to accept this certificate forever without being prompted?