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The data is only written in the encrypted form of your choice - blowfish algorithm with your password as the key or using a GPG encryption key. When a wallet is opened, the wallet manager application will launch and display an icon in the system tray. You can use this application to manage all of your wallets. It even permits you to drag wallets and wallet contents, allowing you to easily copy a wallet to a remote system.</p></body></html> <html><head/><body><p>The application '<span style=" font-weight:600;">%1</span>' has requested to open the KDE wallet. This is used to store sensitive data in a secure fashion. Please choose the new wallet's type below or click cancel to deny the application's request.</p></body></html> <html><head/><body><p>Various applications may attempt to use the KDE wallet to store passwords or other information such as web form data and cookies. If you would like these applications to use the wallet, you must enable it now and choose method for its encryption.</p><p>GPG method is more secure, but you must have configured at least one encrypting key on your system.</p><p>If you choose the classic format, be warned that the password you choose <span style=" font-style:italic;">cannot</span> be recovered if it is lost, and will allow anyone who knows it to obtain all the information contained in the wallet.</p></body></html> <qt>Encryption error while attempting to save the wallet <b>%1</b>. Error code is <b>%2 (%3)</b>. Please fix your system configuration, then try again. This error may occur if you are not using a full trust GPG key. Please ensure you have the secret key for the key you are using.</qt> <qt>Error opening the wallet '<b>%1</b>'. Please try again.<br />(Error code %2: %3)</qt> <qt>Error when attempting to decrypt the wallet <b>%1</b> using GPG. If you're using a SmartCard, please ensure it's inserted then try again.<br><br>GPG error was <b>%2</b></qt> <qt>Error when attempting to initialize OpenPGP while attempting to open the wallet <b>%1</b>. Error code is <b>%2</b>. Please fix your system configuration, then try again.</qt> <qt>Error when attempting to initialize OpenPGP while attempting to open the wallet <b>%1</b>. Please fix your system configuration, then try again.</qt> <qt>Error when attempting to initialize OpenPGP while attempting to save the wallet <b>%1</b>. Error code is <b>%2</b>. Please fix your system configuration, then try again.</qt> <qt>Error when attempting to initialize OpenPGP while attempting to save the wallet <b>%1</b>. Please fix your system configuration, then try again.</qt> <qt>Error when attempting to open the wallet <b>%1</b>. The wallet was encrypted using the GPG Key ID <b>%2</b> but this key was not found on your system.</qt> <qt>File handling error while attempting to save the wallet <b>%1</b>. Error was <b>%2</b>. Please fix your system configuration, then try again.</qt> <qt>KDE has requested access to the open wallet '<b>%1</b>'.</qt> <qt>KDE has requested to create a new wallet named '<b>%1</b>'. Please choose a password for this wallet, or cancel to deny the application's request.</qt> <qt>KDE has requested to create a new wallet named '<b>%1</b>'. This is used to store sensitive data in a secure fashion. Please choose the new wallet's type below or click cancel to deny the application's request.</qt> <qt>KDE has requested to open the wallet '<b>%1</b>'. Please enter the password for this wallet below.</qt> <qt>Password is empty. <b>(WARNING: Insecure)</b></qt> <qt>Please choose a new password for the wallet '<b>%1</b>'.</qt> <qt>The <b>%1</b> wallet is encrypted using GPG key <b>%2</b>. Please use <b>GPG</b> tools (such as <b>kleopatra</b>) to change the passphrase associated to that key.</qt> <qt>The application '<b>%1</b>' has requested access to the open wallet '<b>%2</b>'.</qt> <qt>The application '<b>%1</b>' has requested to create a new wallet named '<b>%2</b>'. Please choose a password for this wallet, or cancel to deny the application's request.</qt> <qt>The application '<b>%1</b>' has requested to create a new wallet named '<b>%2</b>'. This is used to store sensitive data in a secure fashion. Please choose the new wallet's type below or click cancel to deny the application's request.</qt> <qt>The application '<b>%1</b>' has requested to open the KDE wallet. This is used to store sensitive data in a secure fashion. Please enter a password to use with this wallet or click cancel to deny the application's request.</qt> <qt>The application '<b>%1</b>' has requested to open the wallet '<b>%2</b>'. Please enter the password for this wallet below.</qt> Allow &Always Allow &Once Already open. An application has requested to open a wallet (%1). Automatically close idle wallets Classic, blowfish encrypted file Corrupt file? D-Bus Interface Decryption error. Deny &Forever E-Mail EMAIL OF TRANSLATORSYour emails Enter a new password: Error opening file. Error re-encrypting the wallet. Password was not changed. Error reopening the wallet. Data may be lost. Error validating wallet integrity. Possibly corrupted. Failed to sync wallet <b>%1</b> to disk. Error codes are:
RC <b>%2</b>
SF <b>%3</b>. Please file a BUG report using this information to bugs.kde.org Former Maintainer Former maintainer George Staikos KDE Wallet Service KDE has requested to open the wallet. This is used to store sensitive data in a secure fashion. Please enter a password to use with this wallet or click cancel to deny the application's request. KWallet Key-ID Maintainer, GPG backend support Michael Leupold NAME OF TRANSLATORSYour names Name Not a wallet file. Passwords do not match. Passwords match. Please select the signing key from the list below: Read error - possibly incorrect password. Retry Seems that your system has no keys suitable for encryption. Please set-up at least one encryption key, then try again. Select encryption GPG key: Store network passwords and local passwords in separate wallet files Text of a button for switching to the (unnamed) application requesting a passwordSwitch there Text of a button for switching to the application requesting a passwordSwitch to %1 The GpgME library failed to initialize for the OpenPGP protocol. Please check your system's configuration then try again. The KDE Wallet System The KDE Wallet system allows you to control the level of security of your personal data. Some of these settings do impact usability. While the default settings are generally acceptable for most users, you may wish to change some of them. You may further tune these settings from the KWallet control module. There have been repeated failed attempts to gain access to a wallet. An application may be misbehaving. Thiago Maceira Unable to locate at least one <b>encrypting GPG key</b>. KDE Wallet needs such <b>encrypting key</b> to securely store passwords or other sensitive data on disk. If you still want to setup a GPG-based wallet, then cancel this wizard, set-up an <b>encrypting GPG key</b>, then retry this assistant. Otherwise, you may still click back, then choose a classic, blowfish encrypted file format on the previous page. Unable to open wallet. The wallet must be opened in order to change the password. Unknown encryption scheme. Unsupported file format revision. Use GPG encryption, for better protection Valentin Rusu Various applications may attempt to use the KDE wallet to store passwords or other information such as web form data and cookies. If you would like these applications to use the wallet, you must enable it now and choose a password. The password you choose <i>cannot</i> be recovered if it is lost, and will allow anyone who knows it to obtain all the information contained in the wallet. Verify password: Welcome to KWallet, the KDE Wallet System. KWallet allows you to store your passwords and other personal information on disk in an encrypted file, preventing others from viewing the information. This wizard will tell you about KWallet and help you configure it for the first time. What kind of encryption do you wish? Yes, I wish to use the KDE wallet to store my personal information. kwalletd GPG backend Project-Id-Version: kwalletd
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&Advanced setup &Basic setup (recommended) &Deny (C) 2002-2013, The KDE Developers <b>%1</b> has requested to open a wallet (%2). <html><head/><body><p><span style=" font-weight:600;">NOTE:</span> this list shows only "ultimate-level" trusted keys</p></body></html> <html><head/><body><p>The GPG-based wallet use a GPG encryption key to securely encrypt data on disk. The key must be available when decrypting is needed or your wallet will not be accessible. For example, if you choose a SmartCard-based encryption key, the GPG system will prompt you to enter it and its associated PIN when attempting to open the wallet. <span style=" font-weight:600;">NOTE:</span> this list contains only "ultimate-level" trusted keys.</p></body></html> <html><head/><body><p>The KDE Wallet system stores your data in a <span style=" font-style:italic;">wallet</span> file on your local hard disk. The data is only written in the encrypted form of your choice - blowfish algorithm with your password as the key or using a GPG encryption key. When a wallet is opened, the wallet manager application will launch and display an icon in the system tray. You can use this application to manage all of your wallets. It even permits you to drag wallets and wallet contents, allowing you to easily copy a wallet to a remote system.</p></body></html> <html><head/><body><p>The application '<span style=" font-weight:600;">%1</span>' has requested to open the KDE wallet. This is used to store sensitive data in a secure fashion. Please choose the new wallet's type below or click cancel to deny the application's request.</p></body></html> <html><head/><body><p>Various applications may attempt to use the KDE wallet to store passwords or other information such as web form data and cookies. If you would like these applications to use the wallet, you must enable it now and choose method for its encryption.</p><p>GPG method is more secure, but you must have configured at least one encrypting key on your system.</p><p>If you choose the classic format, be warned that the password you choose <span style=" font-style:italic;">cannot</span> be recovered if it is lost, and will allow anyone who knows it to obtain all the information contained in the wallet.</p></body></html> <qt>Encryption error while attempting to save the wallet <b>%1</b>. Error code is <b>%2 (%3)</b>. Please fix your system configuration, then try again. This error may occur if you are not using a full trust GPG key. Please ensure you have the secret key for the key you are using.</qt> <qt>Error opening the wallet '<b>%1</b>'. Please try again.<br />(Error code %2: %3)</qt> <qt>Error when attempting to decrypt the wallet <b>%1</b> using GPG. If you're using a SmartCard, please ensure it's inserted then try again.<br><br>GPG error was <b>%2</b></qt> <qt>Error when attempting to initialise OpenPGP while attempting to open the wallet <b>%1</b>. Error code is <b>%2</b>. Please fix your system configuration, then try again.</qt> <qt>Error when attempting to initialise OpenPGP while attempting to open the wallet <b>%1</b>. Please fix your system configuration, then try again.</qt> <qt>Error when attempting to initialise OpenPGP while attempting to save the wallet <b>%1</b>. Error code is <b>%2</b>. Please fix your system configuration, then try again.</qt> <qt>Error when attempting to initialise OpenPGP while attempting to save the wallet <b>%1</b>. Please fix your system configuration, then try again.</qt> <qt>Error when attempting to open the wallet <b>%1</b>. The wallet was encrypted using the GPG Key ID <b>%2</b> but this key was not found on your system.</qt> <qt>File handling error while attempting to save the wallet <b>%1</b>. Error was <b>%2</b>. Please fix your system configuration, then try again.</qt> <qt>KDE has requested access to the open wallet '<b>%1</b>'.</qt> <qt>KDE has requested to create a new wallet named '<b>%1</b>'. Please choose a password for this wallet, or cancel to deny the application's request.</qt> <qt>KDE has requested to create a new wallet named '<b>%1</b>'. This is used to store sensitive data in a secure fashion. Please choose the new wallet's type below or click cancel to deny the application's request.</qt> <qt>KDE has requested to open the wallet '<b>%1</b>'. Please enter the password for this wallet below.</qt> <qt>Password is empty. <b>(WARNING: Insecure)</b></qt> <qt>Please choose a new password for the wallet '<b>%1</b>'.</qt> <qt>The <b>%1</b> wallet is encrypted using GPG key <b>%2</b>. Please use <b>GPG</b> tools (such as <b>kleopatra</b>) to change the passphrase associated to that key.</qt> <qt>The application '<b>%1</b>' has requested access to the open wallet '<b>%2</b>'.</qt> <qt>The application '<b>%1</b>' has requested to create a new wallet named '<b>%2</b>'. Please choose a password for this wallet, or cancel to deny the application's request.</qt> <qt>The application '<b>%1</b>' has requested to create a new wallet named '<b>%2</b>'. This is used to store sensitive data in a secure fashion. Please choose the new wallet's type below or click cancel to deny the application's request.</qt> <qt>The application '<b>%1</b>' has requested to open the KDE wallet. This is used to store sensitive data in a secure fashion. Please enter a password to use with this wallet or click cancel to deny the application's request.</qt> <qt>The application '<b>%1</b>' has requested to open the wallet '<b>%2</b>'. Please enter the password for this wallet below.</qt> Allow &Always Allow &Once Already open. An application has requested to open a wallet (%1). Automatically close idle wallets Classic, blowfish encrypted file Corrupt file? D-Bus Interface Decryption error. Deny &Forever E-Mail andrew_coles@yahoo.co.uk, steve.allewell@gmail.com Enter a new password: Error opening file. Error re-encrypting the wallet. Password was not changed. Error reopening the wallet. Data may be lost. Error validating wallet integrity. Possibly corrupted. Failed to sync wallet <b>%1</b> to disk. Error codes are:
RC <b>%2</b>
SF <b>%3</b>. Please file a BUG report using this information to bugs.kde.org Former Maintainer Former maintainer George Staikos KDE Wallet Service KDE has requested to open the wallet. This is used to store sensitive data in a secure fashion. Please enter a password to use with this wallet or click cancel to deny the application's request. KWallet Key-ID Maintainer, GPG backend support Michael Leupold Andrew Coles, Steve Allewell Name Not a wallet file. Passwords do not match. Passwords match. Please select the signing key from the list below: Read error - possibly incorrect password. Retry Seems that your system has no keys suitable for encryption. Please set-up at least one encryption key, then try again. Select encryption GPG key: Store network passwords and local passwords in separate wallet files Switch there Switch to %1 The GpgME library failed to initialise for the OpenPGP protocol. Please check your system's configuration then try again. The KDE Wallet System The KDE Wallet system allows you to control the level of security of your personal data. Some of these settings do impact usability. While the default settings are generally acceptable for most users, you may wish to change some of them. You may further tune these settings from the KWallet control module. There have been repeated failed attempts to gain access to a wallet. An application may be misbehaving. Thiago Maceira Unable to locate at least one <b>encrypting GPG key</b>. KDE Wallet needs such <b>encrypting key</b> to securely store passwords or other sensitive data on disk. If you still want to setup a GPG-based wallet, then cancel this wizard, set-up an <b>encrypting GPG key</b>, then retry this assistant. Otherwise, you may still click back, then choose a classic, blowfish encrypted file format on the previous page. Unable to open wallet. The wallet must be opened in order to change the password. Unknown encryption scheme. Unsupported file format revision. Use GPG encryption, for better protection Valentin Rusu Various applications may attempt to use the KDE wallet to store passwords or other information such as web form data and cookies. If you would like these applications to use the wallet, you must enable it now and choose a password. The password you choose <i>cannot</i> be recovered if it is lost, and will allow anyone who knows it to obtain all the information contained in the wallet. Verify password: Welcome to KWallet, the KDE Wallet System. KWallet allows you to store your passwords and other personal information on disk in an encrypted file, preventing others from viewing the information. This wizard will tell you about KWallet and help you configure it for the first time. What kind of encryption do you wish? Yes, I wish to use the KDE wallet to store my personal information. kwalletd GPG backend