ForcedBackup1=You should make a password-protected backup copy of your new security certificate and its associated private key.
ForcedBackup2=If you ever lose access to your private key by forgetting your personal security password, or by experiencing file corruption, you can restore this private key and certificate from this backup copy.
ForcedBackup3=To make a copy, click OK. If possible, you should save your backup copy on a floppy disk that you keep in a safe location.
UnknownCertIssuer=(Unknown Issuer)
UnknownCertOrg=(Unknown Organization)
AVATemplate=%S = %S
SSLDisabled=You cannot connect to %S because SSL is disabled.
SSL2Disabled=You cannot connect to %S because SSL version 2 is disabled.
SSLNoMatchingCiphers=%S and %S cannot communicate securely because they have no common encryption algorithms.
UsersCertRevoked=Could not establish an encrypted connection with %S because your certificate has been revoked.
UsersCertExpired=Could not establish an encrypted connection with %S because your certificate is expired.
UsersCertRejected=Could not establish an encrypted connection because your certificate was rejected by %S. Error Code: %S.
BadMac=%S received a message with incorrect Message Authentication Code. If the error occurs frequently, contact the website administrator.
PeerResetConnection=%S has closed the connection. Error Code: %S
HostResetConnection=The current transfer has been cancelled.
BadPassword=An incorrect password was provided.
BadDatabase=There is a problem with your certificate database [Error Code: %S].
BadServer=%S has sent an incorrect or unexpected message. Error Code: %S
BadClient=%S has received an incorrect or unexpected message. Error Code: %S
SSLGenericError=Error establishing an encrypted connection to %S. Error Code: %S.
TimeOut=Connection request timed out.
PeersCertUntrusted=Could not establish an encrypted connection because certificate presented by %S is not trusted.
PeersCertRevoked=Could not establish an encrypted connection because certificate presented by %S has been revoked.
PeersCertExpired=Could not establish an encrypted connection because certificate presented by %S has expired.
PeersCertWrongDomain=Could not establish an encrypted connection because certificate presented by %S is for a different domain.
PeersCertBadSignature=Could not establish an encrypted connection because certificate presented by %S has an invalid signature.
PeersCertNoGood=Could not establish an encrypted connection because certificate presented by %S is invalid or corrupted. Error Code: %S
CRLExpired=Certificate Revocation List (CRL) from the CA certifying %S is past its Next Update date. Please update the CRL.
CRLNotYetValid=Certificate Revocation List (CRL) from the CA certifying %S is not yet valid. Please check your system clock.
CRLSigNotValid=Certificate Revocation List (CRL) from the CA certifying %S has an invalid digital signature.
CRLSNotValid=Certificate Revocation List (CRL) from the CA certifying %S is not valid.
OCSPMalformedRequest=Error trying to validate certificate from %S using OCSP - malformed request.
OCSPRequestNeedsSig=Error trying to validate certificate from %S using OCSP - request needs signature.
OCSPUnauthorizedReq=Error trying to validate certificate from %S using OCSP - unauthorized request.
OCSPServerError=Error trying to validate certificate from %S using OCSP - server error.
OCSPTryServerLater=Error trying to validate certificate from %S using OCSP - server is busy. Please try again later.
OCSPFutureResponse=Error trying to validate certificate from %S using OCSP - response contains a date which is in the future.
OCSPOldResponse=Error trying to validate certificate from %S using OCSP - old response.
OCSPCorruptedResponse=Error trying to validate certificate from %S using OCSP - corrupted or unknown response. Error Code: %S.
OCSPUnauthorizedResponse=Error trying to validate certificate from %S using OCSP - unauthorized response.
OCSPUnknownCert=Error trying to validate certificate from %S using OCSP - unknown certificate.
OCSPNoDefaultResponder=Error trying to validate certificate from %S using OCSP - no default responder specified.
OCSPDirLookup=Error trying to validate certificate from %S using OCSP - directory lookup error.
CertInfoIssuedFor=Issued to:
CertInfoIssuedBy=Issued by:
CertInfoValid=Valid
CertInfoFrom=from
CertInfoTo=to
CertInfoPurposes=Purposes
P12DefaultNickname=Imported Certificate
CrlImportSuccess=The browser successfully imported the certificate revocation list (CRL).
CrlImportFailure1=The browser cannot import the Certificate Revocation List (CRL).
CrlImportFailureExpired=A more recent version of this CRL is available.
CrlImportFailureBadSignature=CRL has an invalid Signature.
CrlImportFailureInvalid=New CRL has an invalid format.
CrlImportFailureOld=New CRL is older than the current one.
CrlImportFailureNotYetValid=The CRL is not yet valid. You might want to check your system clock.
CrlImportFailureNetworkProblem=Download of the CRL failed due to Network problems.
CrlImportFailureReasonUnknown=Error Importing CRL to local Database. Error Code:
CrlImportFailure2=Please ask your system administrator for assistance.
NSSInitProblem=Could not initialize the browser's security component. The most likely cause is problems with files in your browser's profile directory. Please check that this directory has no read/write restrictions and your hard disk is not full or close to full. It is recommended that you exit the browser and fix the problem. If you continue to use this browser session, you might see incorrect browser behaviour when accessing security features.