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Do you want to replace it with a new file? <b>Actions</b> <b>Comment:</b> <b>Comment</b> <b>Dates:</b> <b>Dates</b> <b>Email:</b> <b>Email</b> <b>Fingerprint:</b> <b>Fingerprint</b> <b>ID</b> <b>Key ID:</b> <b>Key Servers:</b> <b>Location:</b> <b>Name:</b> <b>Name</b> <b>Note:</b> The 'seahorse-daemon' program was started. This program is necessary in order for caching of passphrases. <b>Other People Who _Trust this Key:</b> <b>Override Trust:</b> <b>Photo </b> <b>Photo ID</b> <b>Progress Message</b> <b>Properties</b> <b>Shared Keys Near Me:</b> <b>Technical Details:</b> <b>This key has been revoked</b> <b>This key has expired</b> <b>This key is not trusted by you.</b> <b>This key is trusted and signed by you.</b> <b>This key is trusted.</b> <b>Trust</b> <b>Type:</b> <b>Warning:</b> The 'seahorse-daemon' program is not running. This program is necessary in order for caching of passphrases. <b>Warning</b>: Your system is not configured to cache passphrases in secure memory. <b>X keys are selected for syncing</b> <b>You have selected multiple files or folders</b> <b>_Other Names</b> <b>_Subkeys</b> <big><b>First time options:</b></big> <i><small>Hotkeys allow you to quickly access your notes from anywhere with a keypress. Example Hotkeys: <b><Control><Shift>F11</b>, <b><Alt>N</b></small></i> A list of key server URIs to search for remote PGP keys. In later versions a display name can be included, by appending a space and then the name. About this program Activates default Add Add Key Server Add Photo ID Add User ID Add subkey to %s Add user ID to %s Advanced Algorithm: All JPEG files All Keys
Selected Recipients
Search Results All User IDs All files All key files Allow key to be published Allow key to be published to the following key servers only Always ask me before using a cached passphrase Another passphrase caching agent is running. Disabling cache preferences. Applet Archive files Are you sure you want to permanently delete %s? Are you sure you want to permanently delete subkey %d of %s? Are you sure you want to permanently delete the '%s' user ID? Are you sure you want to permanently delete the current photo ID? Are you sure you want to sign all user IDs for %s? Are you sure you want to sign the '%s' user ID? Assistant Authorize Password Access Backup Keyrings to Archive Backup all keys Bad or forged signature. The signed data was modified. Because the files are located remotely, each file will be encrypted seperately. Before selecting apply to start key generation, please make sure all of your previous settings are correct. C_hange Cache _Preferences Cache encryption _passphrases in memory Cached Encryption Keys Cached Encryption Passphrases Can't publish discovery information on the network. Casually Change Passphrase Change _Passphrase Change passphrase cache settings. Change preferences for this program Choose Decrypted File Name for '%s' Choose Encrypted File Name for '%s' Choose Original File for '%s' Choose Recipients Choose Signature File Name for '%s' Choose Signing Key Choosing a passphrase is an integral part of creating a strong key. Like a password, a passphrase should contain letters, numbers, and punctuation. Additionally, a passphrase can contain spaces, meaning it can contain many words.
You should pick a phrase that is easy to rememeber and contains punctuation. Take this phrase, adjust the case of various letters, and change some of the letters into numbers or punctuation, reminiscent of "leet speak", but don't make it so obscure to the point where you can't remember it. Clear passphrase cache Close Preferences Close this program Close this window Collapse all listings Comment Comment: Compromised Computer: Con_firm Passphrase: Configure SSH Key for Computer... Configure SSH Key for Login Configure key servers and other encryption settings Configuring SSH Keys... Confirm Confirm Passphrase: Confirm new passphrase Confirm passphrase Confirmation of passphrase Connecting to: %s Continue Controls the visibility of the expires column for the key manager. Controls the visibility of the trust column for the key manager. Controls the visibility of the type column for the key manager. Controls the visibility of the validity column for the key manager. Copied %d key Copied %d keys Copy selected keys to the clipboard Could not display help: %s Couldn't add photo Couldn't add revoker Couldn't add subkey Couldn't add user id Couldn't change expiry date Couldn't change passhrase for SSH key. Couldn't change primary photo ID Couldn't change primary user ID Couldn't communicate with '%s': %s Couldn't configure SSH keys on remote computer. Couldn't decrypt "%s" Couldn't decrypt text Couldn't delete key Couldn't delete photo Couldn't delete subkey Couldn't delete user id Couldn't encrypt "%s" Couldn't encrypt text Couldn't export key to "%s" Couldn't export key to clipboard Couldn't export keys Couldn't generate key Couldn't import key from "%s" Couldn't import keys Couldn't import keys from "%s" Couldn't import keys from clipboard Couldn't import keys into keyring Couldn't open the Session Properties Couldn't package files Couldn't publish keys to server: %s Couldn't retrieve key data Couldn't retrieve key data from key server Couldn't retrieve keys from server: %s Couldn't revoke subkey Couldn't run file-roller Couldn't set permissions on backup file. Couldn't share keys Couldn't sign "%s" Couldn't sign key Couldn't sign text Couldn't start the 'seahorse-daemon' program Couldn't verify "%s" Couldn't verify signature. Create a new key pair Create the new user ID Created Created: Cursor Position Custom DSA DSA & ElGamal DSA (sign only) Date Date the Key Expires Decr_ypt/Verify Decrypt Decrypt File Decrypt and/or Verify text Decrypt clipboard Decrypt encrypted file Decrypt/Verify/Import Clipboard Decrypted text Decryption operations on PGP encrypted files Default Key: Default answer Delete Delete selected keys Details Disabled Display _decrypted text Display _encrypted text Display _signed text Display variables instead of editing gpg.conf Do not daemonize seahorse-agent E_xport Complete Key E_xport... ElGamal ElGamal (encrypt only) Email Email Address: Enable Enable DNS-SD sharing Enable the seahorse encryption plugin for gedit. Enable the seahorse gedit plugin Enables DNS-SD (Apple Bonjour) sharing of keys. seahorse-daemon must running and must be built with HKP and DNS-SD support. Enables display of decrypted text Enables display of encrypted text Enables display of signed text Enables displaying of decrypted text in a separate window after selecting the decrypt option. Enables displaying of encrypted text in a separate window after selecting the decrypt option. Enables displaying of signed text in a separate window after selecting the decrypt option. Enables hotkeys Enables listening globally for keypresses to activate applet functions. Encrypt (and optionally sign) the selected file Encrypt the selected files Encrypt Clipboard Encrypt Multiple Files Encrypt and sign file with default key Encrypt and sign operations on files Encrypt clipboard Encrypt each file seperately Encrypt file Encrypt packed together in a package Encrypt the selected text Encrypt... Encrypted text Encryption Applet Encryption Applet - Decrypted Text Encryption Applet - Encrypted Text Encryption Applet - Signed Text Encryption Daemon (Seahorse) Encryption Key Manager Encryption Preferences Encryption Settings Enter Name - Must be at least five letters. Enter new passphrase Enter new passphrase for '%s' Enter passphrase for '%s' Expand all listings Expiration Date Expiration Date: Expire passwords in the cache Expired Expires Expires: Expiry for %s Expiry for Subkey %d of %s Export Export Complete Key Export Key Export public key Extra High Security F324324 FALSE removes outside bevel from entry Filter: Find Remote Keys For help contact your system adminstrator or the administrator of the key server. For internal use Full Full Name: Full _Name: Generate Key Generate a Key Generate a key via the assistant. Generate a key with the advanced dialog. Generate a new key Generate a new key of your own: Generate a new subkey Good HTTP Key Server Has Frame Have casually checked key Have checked key very carefully Have not checked key Help High Security Host: I use this key to sign legal
documents and school docs
that I need to sign ID ID of the default key If key never expires If set to true, then files encrypted with seahorse will be ASCII armor encoded. If set to true, then the default key will always be added to an encryption recipients list. If signature can be revoked If signature expires with key If signature is local to the key ring and won't be exported with the key If you no longer trust this person's identity, <i>revoke</i> your signature: If you trust that this key belongs to who it says it does, <i>sign</i> this key: Import Import Key Import existing keys from a file: Import keys from the clipboard Import keys from the file Import keys into your keyring from a file Import operation on PGP key files Import selected keys to local keyring Imported %d key Imported %d keys Imported %d key into keyring Imported %d keys Imported %d keys into keyring Imported key Invalid field: %s Invalid or unrecognized key type: %s Invalid or unrecognized key: %s Invisible character Its trust is manually specified on the <i>Details</i> tab. Jim Pharis Key Key Co_mment: Key Generation Assistant Key Generation Assistant Complete Key ID Key ID: Key Manager Key Properties Key Server Type: Key Servers Key Sharing Key _Length: Key _Type: Key has been compromised Key has been superseded Key is no longer used Key type / algorithm Keys I _Trust Keys I've _Collected Keys found but not imported Keys must be given an appropriate expiration date. For most people, the default option of "never expires" is sufficient. If you only plan on using the key for a certain period of time, i.e. for a specific project, you should pick an expiration date after the projected completion of your project. After the expiration date, your private key will still be able to decrypt messages or data encrypted with your public key. However, your private key will no longer sign messages or data. LDAP Key Server Last key used to sign a message. Last keyserver search pattern Last keyservers used Length of Key Loaded %d key Loaded %d keys Loading Keys... Login Name: Manage your encryption keys Marginal Maximum length Maximum number of characters for this entry. Zero if no maximum Medium Security Multiple Keys Must be at least 5 characters long My _Personal Keys Name Never Never E_xpires Never Expires New _Passphrase: No Reason No answer No encrypted or signed text is selected. No reason for revoking key None (Don't sign) None. Prompt for a key. None: Don't publish keys Not Used Not a valid Key Server address. Not at all Number of characters to leave space for in the entry Number of pixels of the entry scrolled off the screen to the left Only display the signatures of people I trust. Optional comment describing key Optional description of revocation Optional email address Orientation Owner PGP Key PGP Key servers PLAC EHOL DER0 9023 435F
B4C3 4349 0932 7854 3452 PLACEHOL P_roperties Package Name: Packaging: Passphrase Passphrase to secure key Passphrase: Password Cache Password: Paste _Keys Personal Information Please enter a passphrase to use. Prefere_nces Preferences Help Print variables in for a C type shell Private PGP Key Progress Status Progress Title Prompt before using GPG passwords in cache Public PGP Key Publish and/or sync your keys with those online. Publish keys to this keyserver. RSA (encrypt only) RSA (sign only) Re_voke Read list of URIs on standard in Reason for revoking the key Remote Encryption Keys Remote Keys Remote Keys Containing '%s' Retrieving remote keys... Revoke Revoke %s Revoke Subkey %d of %s Revoke key Revoked SSH Key SSH Passphrase Save As... Save Remote Keys Save selected keys as a file Scroll offset Seahorse Applet Factory Seahorse Key Generation Assistant Seahorse PGP decrypt operations Seahorse PGP encrypt and sign operations Seahorse PGP import operation Seahorse PGP verify operation Seahorse Preferences Search _for: Search for keys on a key server Searching for key id '%s'... Searching for keys containing '%s'... Searching for keys on: %s Searching for keys... Secure Shell Key Security Level Select a method to generate your new key: Selected %d key Selected %d keys Selected %d not fully valid recipient Selected %d not fully valid recipients Selected %d recipient Selected %d recipients Selected %d recipient Selected %d recipients Selection Bound Send public SSH key to another machine, and enable logins using that key. Sending SSH public key... Sending keys to key server... Session Properties Set to 'true' to have seahorse-agent prompt before giving out passwords it has cached. Sharing your keys allows other people on your network to use the keys you've collected. This means they can automatically encrypt things for you or those you know, without you having to send them your key.
<b>Note:</b> Your personal keys will not be compromised. Show Seahorse help Show expires column in key manager Show key properties Show trust column in key manager Show type column in key manager Show validity column in key manager Sig_n... Sign Sign Clipboard Sign Key Sign clipboard Sign file with default key Sign public key Sign the selected file Sign the selected files Sign the selected text Signed by <i>%s <b>Expired</b></i> on %s. Signed by <i>%s <b>Revoked</b></i> on %s. Signed by <i>%s</i> on %s <b>Expired</b>. Signed by <i>%s</i> on %s. Signed text Signing key not in keyring. Specify the column to sort the recipients window by. Columns are: 'name', 'id' and 'validity', Put a '-' in front of the column name to sort in descending order. Specify the column to sort the seahorse key manager main window by. Columns are: 'name', 'id', 'validity', 'expires', 'trust', and 'type'. Put a '-' in front of the column name to sort in descending order. Start seahorse-daemon Status Strength Strength: Subkeys Superseded Sync Key Sync Keys Syncing keys... T_ype Text Text Encryption The 'seahorse-daemon' program exited unsucessfully. The ID of the last secret key used to sign a message. The Medium Security level is the default and should be acceptable for general everyday usage.
The High Security level should be selected if you know your data will be actively scrutinized. The Extra High level should be selected if you know your data is actively scrutinized and will be under cryptographic attack. The SSH command failed. The SSH command was terminated unexpectedly. The character to use when masking entry contents (in "password mode") The column to sort the recipients by The column to sort the seahorse keys by The contents of the entry The current position of the insertion cursor in chars The file could not be loaded. It may be in an invalid format The file-roller process did not complete successfully The global keybinding for Decrypting/Verifying/Importing the clipboard. The format looks like "<Control>a" or "<Shift><Alt>F1". The parser is fairly liberal and allows lower or upper case, and also abbreviations such as "<Ctl>" and "<Ctrl>". If you set the option to the special string "disabled", then there will be no keybinding for this action. The global keybinding for encrypting the clipboard. The format looks like "<Control>a" or "<Shift><Alt>F1". The parser is fairly liberal and allows lower or upper case, and also abbreviations such as "<Ctl>" and "<Ctrl>". If you set the option to the special string "disabled", then there will be no keybinding for this action. The global keybinding for signing the clipboard. The format looks like "<Control>a" or "<Shift><Alt>F1". The parser is fairly liberal and allows lower or upper case, and also abbreviations such as "<Ctl>" and "<Ctrl>". If you set the option to the special string "disabled", then there will be no keybinding for this action. The host name or address of the server. The keyserver to publish PGP keys to. Or empty to suppress publishing of PGP keys. The last keyserver a search was performed against or empty for all keyservers. The last search pattern searched for against a keyserver. The orientation of the tray. The owner of the key revoked the key. It can no longer be used. The passphrase is cached in memory. The port to access the server on. The position of the opposite end of the selection from the cursor in chars The time (in minutes) to cache GPG passwords There was an error displaying help: %s This assistant will guide you through the steps of creating a PGP key pair. This is the amount of time, specified in minutes, to cache GPG passwords in seahorse-agent. This key expired on: %s This key expired on: (placeholder) This key should e_xpire on: This option enables the GPG password cache in the seahorse-agent daemon. This photo ID file is very large. Are you sure you want to add it to your key? This plugin performs encryption operations on text. This specifies the default key to use for certain operations, mainly signing. This will configure another computer to allow use your SSH key when you log into it.
The computer in question must be running SSH, and you must already have an login account on it. This will find keys for others on the Internet. These keys can then be imported into your local key ring. This will publish the keys in your keyring so they're available for others to use. You'll also get any changes others have made since you received their keys. This will retrieve any changes others have made since you received their keys. No key server has been chosen for publishing, so your keys will not be made available to others. To avoid manually starting the 'seahorse-agent' in the future add
it to the Session manager. To create a key and tie it to your identity, the following information is needed: Full Name, Email Address, and Comment.
These values will be given to the name of your key in the following manner:
Full Name (Comment) <email address>. To get started with encryption you'll need keys. To indicate your trust of this key to others, <i>sign</i> this key: Trust Type Type: URL Ultimate Unable to change trust Unknown Unknown
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Ultimate Unknown/Invalid Key Unparseable Key ID Uploading keys... Use PGP/GPG to encrypt/decrypt/sign/verify/import the clipboard. Use PGP/GPG to encrypt/decrypt/sign/verify/import the clipboard.panel. User ID User IDs Validity Verified text Verify Verify Signature Verify operation on PGP signed files Verify signature file Very carefully Visible Columns When set seahorse-agent expires GPG passwords in it's cache after a peried of time. Where to search: Whether the GPG password cache is enabled Whether to activate the default widget (such as the default button in a dialog) when Enter is pressed Whether to always encrypt to default key Whether to use ASCII Armor Width in chars Wrong passphrase. You are about to add %s as a revoker for %s. This operation cannot be undone! Are you sure you want to continue? You have selected %d file You have selected %d files You have selected %d files You have selected %d folder You have selected %d folders _About _Armor Encode Files _Ask me before using a cached passphrase _Authorize _Backup Keyrings... _Clear Cache _Close _Collapse All _Contents _Copy Key _Create Key Pair... _Decrypt/Verify/Import Clipboard _Default Signing Key: _Delete Key _Description: _Edit _Email Address: _Encrypt Clipboard _Encrypt to Self _Encrypt... _Expand All _Expire passphrases from memory after _Expires _Find Keys Using: _Find Remote Keys... _Generate _Help _How carefully have you checked this key? _Import _Import... _Key _Local _Only display the signatures of people I trust _Passphrase: _Preferences _Publish Keys To: _Quit _Reason: _Remote _Replace _Revocable _Revoke Signature _Search _Search for keys containing: _Share my keys with others on my network _Show Window _Sign _Sign Clipboard _Sign message with key: _Sign this Key _Sign... _Stop Sharing My Keys _Sync _Sync and Publish Keys... _Trust _Trust: _Validity _View and %d folder and %d folders binbrain@gmail.com couldn't create new process group couldn't drop privileges properly couldn't fork process couldn't modify gpg configuration: %s couldn't read gpg configuration, will try to create druidpage_pass druidpage_pinfo encrypted-package.rar initial temp item keygen_druid place@holder.com radio_druid seahorse seahorse-applet translator-credits translator_credits Project-Id-Version: seahorse
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Owner Key Details Publishing Signatures minutes %Y-%m-%d %s is a private key. Make sure you have a backup. Do you still want to delete it? %s%s %s's encryption keys %s: Bad Signature %s: Expired Signature %s: Good Signature %s: Invalid Signature %s: Unknown Signature (%d not fully valid) (%d not fully valid) (Unreadable SSH Key) (placeholder) (placeolder) (unknown) * /home/nate/.ssh/blah_rsa 00:00:00:00:00 1024 3F23 A343 F456 9023 435F
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Do you want to replace it with a new file? <b>Actions</b> <b>Comment:</b> <b>Comment</b> <b>Dates:</b> <b>Dates</b> <b>Email:</b> <b>Email</b> <b>Fingerprint:</b> <b>Fingerprint</b> <b>ID</b> <b>Key ID:</b> <b>Key Servers:</b> <b>Location:</b> <b>Name:</b> <b>Name</b> <b>Note:</b> The 'seahorse-daemon' program was started. This program is necessary for caching of passphrases. <b>Other People Who _Trust this Key:</b> <b>Override Trust:</b> <b>Photo </b> <b>Photo ID</b> <b>Progress Message</b> <b>Properties</b> <b>Shared Keys Near Me:</b> <b>Technical Details:</b> <b>This key has been revoked</b> <b>This key has expired</b> <b>This key is not trusted by you.</b> <b>This key is trusted and signed by you.</b> <b>This key is trusted.</b> <b>Trust</b> <b>Type:</b> <b>Warning:</b> The 'seahorse-daemon' program is not running. This program is necessary for caching of passphrases. <b>Warning</b>: Your system is not configured to cache passphrases in secure memory. <b>X keys are selected for syncing</b> <b>You have selected multiple files or folders</b> <b>_Other Names</b> <b>_Subkeys</b> <big><b>First time options:</b></big> <i><small>Hotkeys allow you to quickly access your notes from anywhere with a keypress. Example Hotkeys: <b><Control><Shift>F11</b>, <b><Alt>N</b></small></i> A list of key server URIs to search for remote PGP keys. In later versions a display name can be included, by appending a space and then the name. About this program Activates default Add Add Key Server Add Photo ID Add User ID Add subkey to %s Add user ID to %s Advanced Algorithm: All JPEG files All Keys
Selected Recipients
Search Results All User IDs All files All key files Allow key to be published Allow key to be published to the following key servers only Always ask me before using a cached passphrase Another passphrase-caching agent is running. Disabling cache preferences. Applet Archive files Are you sure you want to permanently delete %s? Are you sure you want to permanently delete subkey %d of %s? Are you sure you want to permanently delete the '%s' user ID? Are you sure you want to permanently delete the current photo ID? Are you sure you want to sign all user IDs for %s? Are you sure you want to sign the '%s' user ID? Assistant Authorize Password Access Backup Keyrings to Archive Backup all keys Bad or forged signature. The signed data was modified. Because the files are remotely located, each file will be encrypted separately. Before selecting apply to start key generation, please make sure all of your previous settings are correct. C_hange Cache _Preferences Cache encryption _passphrases in memory Cached Encryption Keys Cached Encryption Passphrases Cannot publish discovery information on the network. Casually Change Passphrase Change _Passphrase Change passphrase cache settings. Change preferences for this program Choose Decrypted File Name for '%s' Choose Encrypted File Name for '%s' Choose Original File for '%s' Choose Recipients Choose Signature File Name for '%s' Choose Signing Key Choosing a passphrase is an integral part of creating a strong key. Like a password, a passphrase should contain letters, numbers, and punctuation. Additionally, a passphrase can contain spaces, meaning it can contain many words.
You should pick a phrase that is easy to rememeber and contains punctuation. Take this phrase, adjust the case of various letters, and change some of the letters into numbers or punctuation, reminiscent of "leet speak", but don't make it so obscure rhar you cannot remember it. Clear passphrase cache Close Preferences Close this program Close this window Collapse all listings Comment Comment: Compromised Computer: Con_firm Passphrase: Configure SSH Key for Computer... Configure SSH Key for Login Configure key servers and other encryption settings Configuring SSH Keys... Confirm Confirm Passphrase: Confirm new passphrase Confirm passphrase Confirmation of passphrase Connecting to: %s Continue Controls the visibility of the expires column for the key manager. Controls the visibility of the trust column for the key manager. Controls the visibility of the type column for the key manager. Controls the visibility of the validity column for the key manager. Copied %d key Copied %d keys Copy selected keys to the clipboard Could not display help: %s Could not add photo Could not add revoker Could not add subkey Could not add user ID Couldn't change expiration date Could not change passhrase for SSH key. Could not change primary photo ID Could not change primary user ID Could not communicate with '%s': %s Could not configure SSH keys on remote computer. Could not decrypt "%s" Could not decrypt text Could not delete key Could not delete photo Could not delete subkey Could not delete user ID Could not encrypt "%s" Could not encrypt text Could not export key to "%s" Could not export key to clipboard Could not export keys Could not generate key Could not import key from "%s" Could not import keys Could not import keys from "%s" Could not import keys from clipboard Could not import keys into keyring Could not open the Session Properties Could not package files Could not publish keys to server: %s Could not retrieve key data Could not retrieve key data from key server Could not retrieve keys from server: %s Could not revoke subkey Could not run file-roller Could not set permissions on backup file. Could not share keys Could not sign "%s" Could not sign key Could not sign text Could not start the 'seahorse-daemon' program Could not verify "%s" Could not verify signature. Create a new key pair Create the new user ID Created Created: Cursor Position Custom DSA DSA & ElGamal DSA (sign only) Date Date the Key Expires Decr_ypt/Verify Decrypt Decrypt File Decrypt and/or Verify text Decrypt clipboard Decrypt encrypted file Decrypt/Verify/Import Clipboard Decrypted text Decryption operations on PGP encrypted files Default Key: Default answer Delete Delete selected keys Details Disabled Display _decrypted text Display _encrypted text Display _signed text Display variables instead of editing gpg.conf Do not daemonize seahorse-agent E_xport Complete Key E_xport... ElGamal ElGamal (encrypt only) Email Email Address: Enable Enable DNS-SD sharing Enable the seahorse encryption plugin for gedit. Enable the seahorse gedit plugin Enables DNS-SD (Apple Bonjour) sharing of keys. seahorse-daemon must running and must be built with HKP and DNS-SD support. Enables display of decrypted text Enables display of encrypted text Enables display of signed text Enables display of decrypted text in a separate window after selecting the decrypt option. Enables display of encrypted text in a separate window after selecting the decrypt option. Enables display of signed text in a separate window after selecting the decrypt option. Enables hotkeys Enables listening globally for keypresses to activate applet functions. Encrypt (and optionally sign) the selected file Encrypt (and optionally sign) the selected files Encrypt Clipboard Encrypt Multiple Files Encrypt and sign file with default key Encrypt and sign operations on files Encrypt clipboard Encrypt each file separately Encrypt file Encrypt all files together in a package Encrypt the selected text Encrypt... Encrypted text Encryption Applet Encryption Applet - Decrypted Text Encryption Applet - Encrypted Text Encryption Applet - Signed Text Encryption Daemon (Seahorse) Encryption Key Manager Encryption Preferences Encryption Settings Enter Name - Must be at least five letters. Enter new passphrase Enter new passphrase for '%s' Enter passphrase for '%s' Expand all listings Expiration Date Expiration Date: Expire passwords in the cache Expired Expires Expires: Expiration for %s Expiration for Subkey %d of %s Export Export Complete Key Export Key Export public key Extra High Security F324324 FALSE removes outside bevel from entry Filter: Find Remote Keys For help contact your system adminstrator or the administrator of the key server. For internal use Full Full Name: Full _Name: Generate Key Generate a Key Generate a key using the assistant. Generate a key with the advanced dialogue. Generate a new key Generate a new key of your own: Generate a new subkey Good HTTP Key Server Has Frame Have casually checked key Have checked key very carefully Have not checked key Help High Security Host: I use this key to sign legal
and school documents ID ID of the default key If key never expires If set to true, then files encrypted with seahorse will be ASCII armour encoded. If set to true, then the default key will always be added to an encryption recipients list. If signature can be revoked If signature expires with key If signature is local to the key ring and should not be exported with the key If you no longer trust this person's identity, <i>revoke</i> your signature: If you trust that this key belongs to who it says it does, <i>sign</i> this key: Import Import Key Import existing keys from a file: Import keys from the clipboard Import keys from the file Import keys into your keyring from a file Import operation on PGP key files Import selected keys to local keyring Imported %d key Imported %d keys Imported %d key into keyring Imported %d keys Imported %d keys into keyring Imported key Invalid field: %s Invalid or unrecognized key type: %s Invalid or unrecognized key: %s Invisible character Its trust is manually specified on the <i>Details</i> tab. Jim Pharis Key Key Co_mment: Key Generation Assistant Key Generation Assistant Complete Key ID Key ID: Key Manager Key Properties Key Server Type: Key Servers Key Sharing Key _Length: Key _Type: Key has been compromised Key has been superseded Key is no longer used Key type / algorithm Keys I _Trust Keys I've _Collected Keys found but not imported Keys must be given an appropriate expiration date. For most people, the default option of "never expires" is sufficient. If you plan on using the key for only a certain period of time, i.e. for a specific project, you should pick an expiration date after the projected completion of your project. After the expiration date, your private key will still be able to decrypt messages or data encrypted with your public key. However, your private key will no longer sign messages or data. LDAP Key Server Last key used to sign a message. Last keyserver search pattern Last keyservers used Length of Key Loaded %d key Loaded %d keys Loading Keys... Login Name: Manage your encryption keys Marginal Maximum length Maximum number of characters for this entry. Zero if no maximum Medium Security Multiple Keys Must be at least 5 characters long My _Personal Keys Name Never Never E_xpires Never Expires New _Passphrase: No Reason No answer No encrypted or signed text is selected. No reason for revoking key None (Do not sign) None. Prompt for a key. None: Do not publish keys Not Used Not a valid Key Server address. Not at all Number of characters to leave space for in the entry Number of pixels of the entry scrolled off the screen to the left Only display the signatures of people I trust. Optional comment describing key Optional description of revocation Optional email address Orientation Owner PGP Key PGP Key servers PLAC EHOL DER0 9023 435F
B4C3 4349 0932 7854 3452 PLACEHOL P_roperties Package Name: Packaging: Passphrase Passphrase to secure key Passphrase: Password Cache Password: Paste _Keys Personal Information Please enter a passphrase to use. Prefere_nces Preferences Help Print variables in for a C type shell Private PGP Key Progress Status Progress Title Prompt before using GPG passwords in cache Public PGP Key Publish and/or sync your keys with those online. Publish keys to this keyserver. RSA (encrypt only) RSA (sign only) Re_voke Read list of URIs on standard input Reason for revoking the key Remote Encryption Keys Remote Keys Remote Keys Containing '%s' Retrieving remote keys... Revoke Revoke %s Revoke Subkey %d of %s Revoke key Revoked SSH Key SSH Passphrase Save As... Save Remote Keys Save selected keys as a file Scroll offset Seahorse Applet Factory Seahorse Key Generation Assistant Seahorse PGP decrypt operations Seahorse PGP encrypt and sign operations Seahorse PGP import operation Seahorse PGP verify operation Seahorse Preferences Search _for: Search for keys on a key server Searching for key ID '%s'... Searching for keys containing '%s'... Searching for keys on: %s Searching for keys... Secure Shell Key Security Level Select a method to generate your new key: Selected %d key Selected %d keys Selected %d not fully valid recipient Selected %d not fully valid recipients Selected %d recipient Selected %d recipients Selected %d recipient Selected %d recipients Selection Bound Send public SSH key to another machine, and enable logins using that key. Sending SSH public key... Sending keys to key server... Session Properties Set to 'true' to have seahorse-agent prompt before giving out passwords it has cached. Sharing your keys allows other people on your network to use the keys you have collected. This means they can automatically encrypt things for you or those you know, without you having to send them your key.
<b>Note:</b> Your personal keys will not be compromised. Show Seahorse help Show expires column in key manager Show key properties Show trust column in key manager Show type column in key manager Show validity column in key manager Sig_n... Sign Sign Clipboard Sign Key Sign clipboard Sign file with default key Sign public key Sign the selected file Sign the selected files Sign the selected text Signed by <i>%s <b>Expired</b></i> on %s. Signed by <i>%s <b>Revoked</b></i> on %s. Signed by <i>%s</i> on %s <b>Expired</b>. Signed by <i>%s</i> on %s. Signed text Signing key not in keyring. Specify the column to sort the recipients window by. Columns are: 'name', 'id', and 'validity'. Put a '-' in front of the column name to sort in descending order. Specify the column to sort the seahorse key manager main window by. Columns are: 'name', 'id', 'validity', 'expires', 'trust', and 'type'. Put a '-' in front of the column name to sort in descending order. Start seahorse-daemon Status Strength Strength: Subkeys Superseded Sync Key Sync Keys Syncing keys... T_ype Text Text Encryption The 'seahorse-daemon' program exited unsucessfully. The ID of the last secret key used to sign a message. The Medium Security level is the default and should be acceptable for general everyday usage.
The High Security level should be selected if you know your data will be actively scrutinized. The Extra High level should be selected if you know your data is actively scrutinized and will be under cryptographic attack. The SSH command failed. The SSH command was terminated unexpectedly. The character to use when masking entry contents (in "password mode") The column to sort the recipients by The column to sort the seahorse keys by The contents of the entry The current position of the insertion cursor in chars The file could not be loaded. It may be in an invalid format The file-roller process did not complete successfully The global keybinding for Decrypting/Verifying/Importing the clipboard. The format looks like "<Control>a" or "<Shift><Alt>F1". The parser is fairly liberal and allows lower or upper case, and also abbreviations such as "<Ctl>" and "<Ctrl>". If you set the option to the special string "disabled", then there will be no keybinding for this action. The global keybinding for encrypting the clipboard. The format looks like "<Control>a" or "<Shift><Alt>F1". The parser is fairly liberal and allows lower or upper case, and also abbreviations such as "<Ctl>" and "<Ctrl>". If you set the option to the special string "disabled", then there will be no keybinding for this action. The global keybinding for signing the clipboard. The format looks like "<Control>a" or "<Shift><Alt>F1". The parser is fairly liberal and allows lower or upper case, and also abbreviations such as "<Ctl>" and "<Ctrl>". If you set the option to the special string "disabled", then there will be no keybinding for this action. The host name or address of the server. The keyserver to publish PGP keys to, Or empty to suppress publishing of PGP keys. The last keyserver a search was performed against, or empty for all keyservers. The last search pattern searched for against a keyserver. The orientation of the tray. The owner of the key revoked the key. It can no longer be used. The passphrase is cached in memory. The port to access the server on. The position of the opposite end of the selection from the cursor in chars The time (in minutes) to cache GPG passwords There was an error displaying help: %s This assistant will guide you through the steps of creating a PGP key pair. This is the amount of time, specified in minutes, to cache GPG passwords in seahorse-agent. This key expired on: %s This key expired on: (placeholder) This key should e_xpire on: This option enables the GPG password cache in the seahorse-agent daemon. This photo ID file is very large. Are you sure you want to add it to your key? This plugin performs encryption operations on text. This specifies the default key to use for certain operations (mainly signing). This will configure another computer to allow use of your SSH key when you log into it.
The computer in question must be running SSH, and you must already have an login account on it. This will find keys for others on the Internet. These keys can then be imported into your local key ring. This will publish the keys in your keyring so they're available for others to use. You'll also get any changes others have made since you received their keys. This will retrieve any changes others have made since you received their keys. No key server has been chosen for publishing, so your keys will not be made available to others. To avoid manually starting 'seahorse-agent' in the future, add
it to the Session manager. To create a key and tie it to your identity, the following information is needed: Full Name, Email Address, and Comment.
These values will be given to the name of your key in the following manner:
Full Name (Comment) <email address>. To get started with encryption, you will need keys. To indicate your trust of this key to others, <i>sign</i> this key: Trust Type Type: URL Ultimate Unable to change trust Unknown Unknown
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Ultimate Unknown/Invalid Key Unparseable Key ID Uploading keys... Use PGP/GPG to encrypt/decrypt/sign/verify/import the clipboard. Use PGP/GPG to encrypt/decrypt/sign/verify/import the clipboard. User ID User IDs Validity Verified text Verify Verify Signature Verify operation on PGP signed files Verify signature file Very carefully Visible Columns When set, seahorse-agent expires GPG passwords in its cache after a peried of time. Where to search: Whether the GPG password cache is enabled Whether to activate the default widget (such as the default button in a dialogue) when Enter is pressed Whether to always encrypt to default key Whether to use ASCII Armour Width in chars Wrong passphrase. You are about to add %s as a revoker for %s. This operation cannot be undone! Are you sure you want to continue? You have selected %d file You have selected %d files You have selected %d files You have selected %d folder You have selected %d folders _About _Armour Encode Files _Ask me before using a cached passphrase _Authorize _Backup Keyrings... _Clear Cache _Close _Collapse All _Contents _Copy Key _Create Key Pair... _Decrypt/Verify/Import Clipboard _Default Signing Key: _Delete Key _Description: _Edit _Email Address: _Encrypt Clipboard _Encrypt to Self _Encrypt... _Expand All _Expire passphrases from memory after _Expires _Find Keys Using: _Find Remote Keys... _Generate _Help _How carefully have you checked this key? _Import _Import... _Key _Local _Only display the signatures of people I trust _Passphrase: _Preferences _Publish Keys To: _Quit _Reason: _Remote _Replace _Revocable _Revoke Signature _Search _Search for keys containing: _Share my keys with others on my network _Show Window _Sign _Sign Clipboard _Sign message with key: _Sign this Key _Sign... _Stop Sharing My Keys _Sync _Sync and Publish Keys... _Trust _Trust: _Validity _View and %d folder and %d folders binbrain@gmail.com could not create new process group could not drop privileges properly could not fork process Could not modify GPG configuration: %s Could not read GPG configuration; will try to create druidpage_pass druidpage_pinfo encrypted-package.rar initial temp item keygen_druid place@holder.com radio_druid seahorse seahorse-applet Adam Weinberger <adamw@gnome.org> Adam Weinberger <adamw@gnome.org>