From 5862ce131c780c38d5df7d336ec5d8fb8f62a0bc Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: ar Date: Thu, 08 Jan 2004 22:40:54 +0000 Subject: update an add .ts files --- (limited to 'i18n/ko/libkppp.ts') diff --git a/i18n/ko/libkppp.ts b/i18n/ko/libkppp.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..bc82034 --- a/dev/null +++ b/i18n/ko/libkppp.ts @@ -0,0 +1,1263 @@ + + + AccountWidget + + Allows you to modify the selected account + + + + Create a new dialup connection +to the Internet + + + + Makes a copy of the selected account. All +settings of the selected account are copied +to a new account, that you can modify to fit your +needs + + + + <p>Deletes the selected account + +<font color="red"><b>Use with care!</b></font> + + + + No account selected. + + + + Are you sure you want to delete +the account "%1"? + + + + Confirm + + + + New Account + + + + Edit Account: + + + + Dial + + + + Edit Login Script + + + + Authentication + + + + IP Setup + + + + IP + + + + Gateway Setup + + + + Gateway + + + + DNS Servers + + + + DNS + + + + Execute Programs + + + + Execute + + + + You must enter a unique account name + + + + + AuthWidget + + Authentication: + + + + Script-based + + + + PAP + + + + Terminal-based + + + + CHAP + + + + PAP/CHAP + + + + <p>Specifies the method used to identify yourself to +the PPP server. Most universities still use +<b>Terminal</b>- or <b>Script</b>-based authentication, +while most ISP use <b>PAP</b> and/or <b>CHAP</b>. If +unsure, contact your ISP. + +If you can choose between PAP and CHAP, +choose CHAP, because it's much safer. If you don't know +whether PAP or CHAP is right, choose PAP/CHAP. + + + + Username: + + + + Enter your username here... + + + + Password: + + + + Enter your password here + + + + Store password + + + + <p>When this is turned on, your ISP password +will be saved in <i>kppp</i>'s config file, so +you do not need to type it in every time. + +<b><font color="red">Warning:</font> your password will be stored as +plain text in the config file, which is +readable only to you. Make sure nobody +gains access to this file! + + + + error + + + + <qt>Login script has unbalanced loop Start/End<qt> + + + + + ChooserWidget + + &Edit... + + + + &New... + + + + Co&py + + + + De&lete + + + + + DNSWidget + + Domain name: + + + + If you enter a domain name here, this domain +name is used for your computer while you are +connected. When the connection is closed, the +original domain name of your computer is +restored. + +If you leave this field blank, no changes are +made to the domain name. + + + + Configuration: + + + + Automatic + + + + Manual + + + + DNS IP address: + + + + <p>Allows you to specify a new DNS server to be +used while you are connected. When the +connection is closed, this DNS entry will be +removed again. + +To add a DNS server, type in the IP address of +the DNS server here and click on <b>Add</b> + + + + Add + + + + Click this button to add the DNS server +specified in the field above. The entry +will then be added to the list below + + + + Remove + + + + Click this button to remove the selected DNS +server entry from the list below + + + + DNS address list: + + + + <p>This shows all defined DNS servers to use +while you are connected. Use the <b>Add</b> and +<b>Remove</b> buttons to modify the list + + + + Disable DNS servers during connection + + + + <p>When this option is selected, all DNS +servers specified in <tt>/etc/resolv.conf</tt> are +temporary disabled while the dialup connection +is established. After the connection is +closed, the servers will be re-enabled + +Typically, there is no reason to use this +option, but it may become useful under +some circumstances. + + + + + DevicesWidget + + Allows you to modify the selected device + + + + Create a new device + + + + Makes a copy of the selected device. All +settings of the selected device are copied +to a new device, that you can modify to fit your +needs + + + + <p>Deletes the selected device + +<font color="red"><b>Use with care!</b></font> + + + + No devices selected. + + + + Are you sure you want to delete +the device "%1"? + + + + Confirm + + + + New Device + + + + Edit Device: + + + + &Device + + + + &Modem + + + + You must enter a unique device name + + + + + DialWidget + + Connection name: + + + + Type in a unique name for this connection + + + + Phone number: + + + + &Add... + + + + &Remove + + + + <p>Specifies the phone numbers to dial. You +can supply multiple numbers here, simply +click on "Add". You can arrange the +order the numbers are tried by using the +arrow buttons. + +When a number is busy or fails, <i>kppp</i> will +try the next number and so on + + + + Customize pppd Arguments... + + + + + ExecWidget + + Here you can select commands to run at certain stages of the connection. The commands are run with your real user id, so you cannot run any commands here requiring root permissions (unless, of course, you are root).<br><br>Be sure to supply the whole path to the program otherwise we might be unable to find it. + + + + Before connect: + + + + Allows you to run a program <b>before</b> a connection +is established. It is called immediately before +dialing has begun. + +This might be useful, e.g. to stop HylaFAX blocking the +modem. + + + + Upon connect: + + + + Allows you to run a program <b>after</b> a connection +is established. When your program is called, all +preparations for an Internet connection are finished. + +Very useful for fetching mail and news + + + + Before disconnect: + + + + Allows you to run a program <b>before</b> a connection +is closed. The connection will stay open until +the program exits. + + + + Upon disconnect: + + + + Allows you to run a program <b>after</b> a connection +has been closed. + + + + + GatewayWidget + + Configuration + + + + Default gateway + + + + This makes the PPP peer computer (the computer +you are connected to with your modem) to act as +a gateway. Your computer will send all packets not +going to a computer inside your local net to this +computer, which will route these packets. + +This is the default for most ISPs, so you should +probably leave this option on. + + + + Static gateway + + + + <p>Allows you to specify which computer you want +to use as gateway (see <i>Default Gateway</i> above) + + + + Gateway IP address: + + + + Assign the default route to this gateway + + + + If this option is enabled, all packets not +going to the local net are routed through +the PPP connection. + +Normally, you should turn this on + + + + + IPWidget + + Configuration + + + + Dynamic IP address + + + + Select this option when your computer gets an +internet address (IP) every time a +connection is made. + +Almost every Internet Service Provider uses +this method, so this should be turned on. + + + + Static IP address + + + + Select this option when your computer has a +fixed internet address (IP). Most computers +don't have this, so you should probably select +dynamic IP addressing unless you know what you +are doing. + + + + IP address: + + + + If your computer has a permanent internet +address, you must supply your IP address here. + + + + Subnet mask: + + + + <p>If your computer has a static Internet address, +you must supply a network mask here. In almost +all cases this netmask will be <b>255.255.255.0</b>, +but your mileage may vary. + +If unsure, contact your Internet Service Provider + + + + Auto-configure hostname from this IP + + + + <p>Whenever you connect, this reconfigures +your hostname to match the IP address you +got from the PPP server. This may be useful +if you need to use a protocol which depends +on this information, but it can also cause several +<a href="kppp-7.html#autohostname">problems</a>. + +Don't enable this unless you really need it. + + + + Selecting this option might cause some weird problems with the X-server and applications while kppp is connected. Don't use it until you know what you are doing! +For more information take a look at the handbook (or help) in the section "Frequently asked questions". + + + + Warning + + + + + InterfacePPP + + No password + + + + Username defined but no password + Please enter a password + + + + Error + + + + + ModemTransfer + + Error + + + + + ModemWidget + + Modem &name: + + + + Modem de&vice: + + + + This specifies the serial port your modem is attached +to. On Linux/x86, typically this is either /dev/ttyS0 +(COM1 under DOS) or /dev/ttyS1 (COM2 under DOS). + +If you have an internal ISDN card with AT command +emulation (most cards under Linux support this), you +should select one of the /dev/ttyIx devices. + + + + &Flow control: + + + + Hardware [CRTSCTS] + + + + Software [XON/XOFF] + + + + None + + + + <p>Specifies how the serial port and modem +communicate. You should not change this unless +you know what you are doing. + +<b>Default</b>: CRTSCTS + + + + &Line termination: + + + + <p>Specifies how AT commands are sent to your +modem. Most modems will work fine with the +default <i>CR/LF</i>. If your modem does not react +to the init string, you should try different +settings here + +<b>Default</b>: CR/LF + + + + Co&nnection speed: + + + + Specifies the speed your modem and the serial +port talk to each other. You should begin with +the default of 38400 bits/sec. If everything +works you can try to increase this value, but to +no more than 115200 bits/sec (unless you know +that your serial port supports higher speeds). + + + + &Use lock file + + + + <p>To prevent other programs from accessing the +modem while a connection is established, a +file can be created to indicate that the modem +is in use. On Linux an example file would be +<tt>/var/lock/LCK..ttyS1</tt> +Here you can select whether this locking will +be done. + +<b>Default</b>: On + + + + Modem timeout: + + + + sec + + + + This specifies how long <i>kppp</i> waits for a +<i>CONNECT</i> response from your modem. The +recommended value is 30 seconds. + + + + + ModemWidget2 + + &Wait for dial tone before dialing + + + + <p>Normally the modem waits for a dial tone +from your phone line, indicating that it can +start to dial a number. If your modem does not +recognize this sound, or your local phone system +does not emit such a tone, uncheck this option + +<b>Default:</b>: On + + + + Busy wait: + + + + sec + + + + Specifies the number of seconds to wait before +redial if all dialed numbers are busy. This is +necessary because some modems get stuck if the +same number is busy too often. + +The default is 0 seconds, you should not change +this unless you need to. + + + + Modem &volume: + + + + Most modems have a speaker which makes +a lot of noise when dialing. Here you can +either turn this completely off or select a +lower volume. + +If this does not work for your modem, +you must modify the modem volume command. + + + + Modem asserts CD line + + + + This controls how <i>kppp</i> detects that the modem +is not responding. Unless you are having +problems with this, do not modify this setting. + +<b>Default</b>: Off + + + + Mod&em Commands... + + + + Allows you to change the AT command for +your modem. + + + + &Query Modem... + + + + Most modems support the ATI command set to +find out vendor and revision of your modem. + +Press this button to query your modem for +this information. It can be useful to help +you setup the modem + + + + + PPPConfigWidget + + Configure Modem + + + + Modem failure + + + + A critical failure appeard while testing the modem + + + + &Accounts + + + + &Devices + + + + + PPPdArguments + + Customize pppd Arguments + + + + Argument: + + + + Add + + + + Remove + + + + Defaults + + + + + PhoneNumberDialog + + Add Phone Number + + + + Enter a phone number: + + + + + QObject + + PPP + + + + generic ppp device + + + + Unable to open modem. + + + + Unable to detect state of CD line. + + + + The modem is not ready. + + + + The modem is busy. + + + + Modem Ready. + + + + Can't restore tty settings: tcsetattr() + + + + + The modem does not respond. + + + + Unknown speed + + + + ATI Query + + + + Unable to create modem lock file. + + + + Looking for modem... + + + + Cancel + + + + Modem Query timed out. + + + + Modem device is locked. + + + + Modem Ready + + + + One moment please... + + + + Modem Query Results + + + + Close + + + + You're not allowed to dial out with kppp. +Contact your system administrator. + + + + Cannot find the PPP daemon! +Make sure that pppd is installed. + + + + You do not have the permission to start pppd! +Contact your system administrator and ask to get access to pppd. + + + + You don't have sufficient permission to run +%1 +Please make sure that kppp is owned by root and has the SUID bit set. + + + + %1 is missing or can't be read! +Ask your system administrator to create this file (can be empty) with appropriate read and write permissions. + + + + Edit Modem Commands + + + + Pre-init delay (sec/100): + + + + Initialization string %1: + + + + Post-init delay (sec/100): + + + + Dialing speed (sec/100): + + + + Init response: + + + + No dial tone detection: + + + + Dial string: + + + + Connect response: + + + + Busy response: + + + + No carrier response: + + + + No dial tone response: + + + + Hangup string: + + + + Hangup response: + + + + Answer string: + + + + Ring response: + + + + Answer response: + + + + Escape string: + + + + Escape response: + + + + Guard time (sec/50): + + + + Volume off/low/high: + + + + Connected at: + + + + Time connected: + + + + Volume: + + + + Session Bill: + + + + Total Bill: + + + + Disconnect + + + + Byte + + + + KB + + + + MB + + + + GB + + + + Connecting to: + + + + Online + + + + Offline + + + + Log + + + + Connecting to: %1 + + + + Running pre-startup command... + + + + Initializing modem... + + + + Setting + + + + Setting speaker volume... + + + + Turning off dial tone waiting... + + + + Dialing %1 + + + + Line busy. Hanging up... + + + + Line busy. Waiting: %1 seconds + + + + No Dialtone + + + + No Carrier + + + + Scanning %1 + + + + Saving %1 + + + + Sending %1 + + + + Expecting %1 + + + + Pause %1 seconds + + + + Timeout %1 seconds + + + + Hangup + + + + Answer + + + + ID %1 + + + + Password %1 + + + + Prompting %1 + + + + PW Prompt %1 + + + + Loop Start %1 + + + + ERROR: Nested too deep, ignored. + + + + Loops nested too deeply! + + + + Loop End %1 + + + + LoopEnd without matching Start! Line: %1 + + + + Starting pppd... + + + + Scan Var: %1 + + + + Found: %1 + + + + Looping: %1 + + + + Script timed out! + + + + Scanning: %1 + + + + Expecting: %1 + + + + Logging on to network... + + + + Running startup command... + + + + Done + + + + pppd command + command-line arguments exceed 2024 characters in length. + + + + <qt>Cannot find the PPP daemon!<br>Make sure that pppd is installed and that you have entered the correct path.</qt> + + + + <qt>Cannot execute:<br> %1<br>Please make sure that you have given setuid permission and that pppd is executable.<br> + + + + <qt>Cannot find:<br> %1<br>Please make sure you have setup your modem device properly and/or adjust the location of the modem device on the modem tab of the setup dialog.</qt> + + + + <qt>You have selected the authentication method PAP or CHAP. This requires that you supply a username and a password!</qt> + + + + <qt>Cannot create PAP/CHAP authentication<br>file "%1"</qt> + + + + You must specify a telephone number! + + + + + ScriptWidget + + Add + + + + Insert + + + + Remove + + + + -- cgit v0.9.0.2