Translations by Kenshi Muto

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unable to sync directory '%s'

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unable to get file descriptor for directory '%s'

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unable to open directory '%s'

failed to create temporary directory

unable to stat %s: %s

to return to automatic updates use `update-alternatives --auto %s'.

data length

info length

version number

%s, in file '%.255s' near line %d:

%s has been changed (manually or by a script). Switching to manual updates only.

Usage: %s [<option> ...] <command> Commands: --install <link> <name> <path> <priority> [--slave <link> <name> <path>] ... add a group of alternatives to the system. --remove <name> <path> remove <path> from the <name> group alternative. --remove-all <name> remove <name> group from the alternatives system. --auto <name> switch the master link <name> to automatic mode. --display <name> display information about the <name> group. --query <name> machine parseable version of --display <name>. --list <name> display all targets of the <name> group. --config <name> show alternatives for the <name> group and ask the user to select which one to use. --set <name> <path> set <path> as alternative for <name>. --all call --config on all alternatives. <link> is the symlink pointing to %s/<name>. (e.g. /usr/bin/pager) <name> is the master name for this link group. (e.g. pager) <path> is the location of one of the alternative target files. (e.g. /usr/bin/less) <priority> is an integer; options with higher numbers have higher priority in automatic mode. Options: --altdir <directory> change the alternatives directory. --admindir <directory> change the administrative directory. --skip-auto skip prompt for alternatives correctly configured in automatic mode (relevant for --config only) --verbose verbose operation, more output. --quiet quiet operation, minimal output. --help show this help message. --version show the version.

member length

file '%.250s' is corrupt - bad number of parts

automatic updates of %s are disabled, leaving it alone.

part numbers

skipped control area from %s

%s forcing options - control behaviour when problems found: warn but continue: --force-<thing>,<thing>,... stop with error: --refuse-<thing>,<thing>,... | --no-force-<thing>,... Forcing things: all [!] Set all force options downgrade [*] Replace a package with a lower version configure-any Configure any package which may help this one hold Process incidental packages even when on hold bad-path PATH is missing important programs, problems likely not-root Try to (de)install things even when not root overwrite Overwrite a file from one package with another overwrite-diverted Overwrite a diverted file with an undiverted version bad-verify Install a package even if it fails authenticity check depends-version [!] Turn dependency version problems into warnings depends [!] Turn all dependency problems into warnings confnew [!] Always use the new config files, don't prompt confold [!] Always use the old config files, don't prompt confdef [!] Use the default option for new config files if one is available, don't prompt. If no default can be found, you will be prompted unless one of the confold or confnew options is also given confmiss [!] Always install missing config files confask [!] Offer to replace config files with no new versions breaks [!] Install even if it would break another package conflicts [!] Allow installation of conflicting packages architecture [!] Process even packages with wrong architecture overwrite-dir [!] Overwrite one package's directory with another's file remove-reinstreq [!] Remove packages which require installation remove-essential [!] Remove an essential package WARNING - use of options marked [!] can seriously damage your installation. Forcing options marked [*] are enabled by default.

Commands: -s|--status <package> ... Display package status details. -p|--print-avail <package> ... Display available version details. -L|--listfiles <package> ... List files `owned' by package(s). -l|--list [<pattern> ...] List packages concisely. -W|--show <pattern> ... Show information on package(s). -S|--search <pattern> ... Find package(s) owning file(s). -c|--control-path <package> [<file>] Print path for package control file.

part offset

alternative %s can't be master: %s

number of parts

%s, in file '%.255s' near line %d package '%.255s':

parts number

total length

failed to exec dpkg-deb to extract field value

%s is dangling, it will be updated with best choice.

dpkg-deb field extraction

unable to lock triggers area

dpkg-trigger: illegal awaited package name `%.250s': %.250s

dpkg-trigger must be called from a maintainer script (or with a --by-package option)

%s debugging option, --debug=<octal> or -D<octal>: number ref. in source description 1 general Generally helpful progress information 2 scripts Invocation and status of maintainer scripts 10 eachfile Output for each file processed 100 eachfiledetail Lots of output for each file processed 20 conff Output for each configuration file 200 conffdetail Lots of output for each configuration file 40 depcon Dependencies and conflicts 400 depcondetail Lots of dependencies/conflicts output 10000 triggers Trigger activation and processing 20000 triggersdetail Lots of output regarding triggers 40000 triggersstupid Silly amounts of output regarding triggers 1000 veryverbose Lots of drivel about eg the dpkg/info directory 2000 stupidlyverbose Insane amounts of drivel Debugging options are be mixed using bitwise-or. Note that the meanings and values are subject to change.

dpkg-trigger must be called from a maintainer script (or with a --by-package option)

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header info member

file `%.250s' contains two control members, giving up

version number

dpkg: too many nested errors during error recovery !!

failed to exec sh -c mv foo/* &c

failed to run %s (%.250s)

unable to unlock dpkg status database

unable to lock dpkg status database

unable to delete disappearing control info file `%.250s'

failed to execl debsig-verify

failed to write parsing warning

failed to exec tar