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- ## Russification made by Boris Litvinenko
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- ## “ ͉ ˛ı ‰Ì„Ô Ù‚˜Ê‚Ê˚ :-), Ô ÂıÌÍ ‰ÌÛ Ï‚Ï˙-Ê Ù‰Ï˙ ʇÂÊ‚
- ## ˛ıÊÙÂÊÛÊıÛ ÔÂÚÂÙ²‰ÂÔԽ ˆÙ‚ˇ˝, ÚÙıÊ Ê˝¸ÍÊ ÍÈ ˛ ¯ÊÓ ˆ‚ÎÌÂ Í ÚÂÙÂ
- ## ˛Â‰ÍÊÂ. fi win-1251 ¯Ê‚ ˘ÊËÏ‚ Ô ق˜Ê‚ÂÊ (ÚÙ˙Ì‚Ê˝˛‚ÂÊ ˜ËÏ˛Ë "Û"), Ê..
- ## ÂıÌÍfi‚˘ ıÂÙ˛ÂÙ „ͲÂÊ ˛ 1251 - ËÏ‚„ÍÊ ÂÓË, ‡Ê ¯ÊÍ ˆ‚ÎÌ˝ SourceEnc koi8-r
- ## (ÍÓÂÂÊıÛ ˛ ˛Í‰Ë ıÂÙ˛ÂÙ Apache-rus ΔËÊ˘‚ÌÍÔ‚ http://apache.lexa.ru)
- ## ≈ıÌÍ ÂıÊ˚ ˛ÚÙı˝ - ˜Ù‚¸‚ÎÊÂı˚...
- ##
- ##
- ## The character set of this language file
- KOI8-R
- ## First, abbreviations for the day and month names.
- fiı.
- “Ô.
- fiÊ.
- ’Ù.
- ¿Ê.
- “Ê.
- ’˜.
- ”Ô˛‚ÙÛ
- ÷Â˛Ù‚ÌÛ
- Œ‚ÙÊ‚
- ¬ÚÙÂÌÛ
- Œ‚Û
- ·ÔÛ
- ·ÌÛ
- ¬˛˙ËıÊ‚
- ’ÂÔÊÛ˜ÙÛ
- –ÏÊÛ˜ÙÛ
- œÛ˜ÙÛ
- ƒÂÏ‚˜ÙÛ
- ## Next some standard common words.
- ## Abbreviation for "week beginning"
- Ô‚‡‚Ì Ô‰ÂÌÍ
- ÓÂıÛÁ
- ‰ÂÔ˚
- ‰ÔÂÎ
- ## Abbreviation for "hour"
- ‡‚ı
- ÓÍÔËÊ‚
- ÓÍÔËÊ
- ıÂÏËÔ‰‚
- ıÂÏËÔ‰
- ˜‚ÎÊ
- ˜‚ÎÊ
- ˇ‚ÚÙı‚
- ˇ‚ÚÙı˛
- ‰‚ÔÔ˝È
- ## This has the right spacing for a column like 23/Mar/98 15:00-15:05
- ‰‚Ê‚ ˛ÙÂÓÛ
- Úı̉ÔÛÛ ‰‚Ê‚ ‰ıÊËÚ‚
- Úı̉Ô ˛ÙÂÓÛ ‰ıÊËÚ‚
- ˆ‚ÎÌ
- ˆ‚ÎÌ˛
- ÈıÊ
- ÈıÊ˛
- ˛ÍÙÊË‚Ì˚ԽΠÈıÊ
- ˛ÍÙÊË‚Ì˚Ô˝È ÈıÊ˛
- ‰ÍÙÂÏÊÙÍÛ
- ‰ÍÙÂÏÊÙÍÎ
- ‰ÓÂÔ
- ‰ÓÂÔ˛
- Ù‚ı˘ÍÙÂÔÍÂ
- Ù‚ı˘ÍÙÂÔÍÎ
- URL
- URLÂÎ
- ˜Ù‚ˡÂÙ
- ˜Ù‚ˡÂÙ˛
- Ù‚ˇÓÂÙ
- ı‚ÎÊ
- ı‚ÎÊ˛
- ÏÌÍÂÔÊ
- ÏÌÍÂÔÊ˛
- ω ıÊ‚ÊËı
- ıÊ‚ÊËı ω˝
- ’Ê‚ÊÍıÊÍÏ‚ ˜Ù‚¸ÂÔÍÎ Ï
- ## Now the names of reports
- –ıÔ˛Ô‚Û ÔˆÙÓ‚ÁÍÛ
- ## The time reports, plus "busiest" strings (at the bottom of each report)
- ’Ê‚ÊÍıÊÍÏ‚ Ú ÓÂıÛÁ‚Ó
- œ‚͘Ì˚˘Â ÏÌ͇ÂıÊ˛ ˜Ù‚¸ÂÔÍÎ ˛
- ’Ê‚ÊÍıÊÍÏ‚ Ú Ô‰ÂÌÛÓ
- œ‚͘Ì ˇ‚˙ÙË„ÂÔÔ‚Û Ô‰ÂÌÛ: Ô‚‡‚Ì Ô‰ÂÌÍ
- ’Ê‚ÊÍıÊÍÏ‚ Ú ‰ÔÛÓ Ô‰ÂÌÍ
- ’Ê‚ÊÍıÊÍÏ‚ Ú ‰ÔÛÓ
- œ‚͘Ì ˇ‚˙ÙË„ÂÔԽΠ‰ÂÔ˚:
- ’Ê‚ÊÍıÊÍÏ‚ Ú ˛ÙÂÓÂÔÍ ıËÊÏ
- ’Ê‚ÊÍıÊÍÏ‚ Ú ˛ÙÂÓÂÔÍ ıËÊÏ
- œ‚͘Ì ˇ‚˙ÙË„ÂÔԽΠ‡‚ı:
- 15-ÊÍ ÓÍÔËÊÔ˝Î Ê‡ÂÊ
- œ‚͘Ì ˇ‚˙ÙË„ÂÔԽ 15 ÓÍÔ. ˛ ‡‚ıÂ:
- 5-ÊÍ ÓÍÔËÊÔ˝Î Ê‡ÂÊ
- œ‚͘Ì ˇ‚˙ÙË„ÂÔԽ 5 ÓÍÔ. ˛ ‡‚ıÂ:
- ## The non-time reports. In each case, we have the name of the report,
- ## followed by the type of item in the report, once in the singular and once
- ## in the plural. These are used in phrases like "including all ??? with at
- ## least 200 requests". (The words higher up are used for column headings.)
- ## Finally we have the gender of this type of object, which can be m, f or n.
- ##
- ## So for example, in German a directory is Verzeichnis (neuter gender), which
- ## was given above. But "including the first directory" is "Ausgabe des ersten
- ## Verzeichnisses" and "including the first two directories" is "Ausgabe der
- ## ersten zwei Verzeichnisse". So here, we would have for the directory report:
- ##
- ## Verzeichnis-Bericht
- ## Verzeichnisses
- ## Verzeichnisse
- ## n
- ##
- ## I hope that makes sense!
- ’Ê‚ÊÍıÊÍÏ‚ Ú ÈıÊ‚Ó
- ÈıÊ
- ÈıÊ˛
- n
- ’Ê‚ÊÍıÊÍÏ‚ Ú ‰ÍÙÂÏÊÙÍÛÓ
- ‰ÍÙÂÏÊÙÍÛ
- ‰ÍÙÂÏÊÙÍÎ
- n
- ’Ê‚ÊÍıÊÍÏ‚ Ú ÊÍÚ‚Ó ˆ‚ÎÌ˛
- Ù‚ı˘ÍÙÂÔÍÂ
- Ù‚ı˘ÍÙÂÔÍÎ
- n
- ’Ê‚ÊÍıÊÍÏ‚ Ú ˇ‚ÚÙı‚Ó
- ˆ‚ÎÌ
- ˆ‚ÎÌ˛
- n
- ’Ê‚ÊÍıÊÍÏ‚ Ú Ù‰ÍÙÂÏÊ‚Ó
- ˆ‚ÎÌ
- ˆ‚ÎÌ˛
- n
- ’Ê‚ÊÍıÊÍÏ‚ Ú ÊÏ‚ˇ‚Ó
- ˆ‚ÎÌ
- ˆ‚ÎÌ˛
- n
- ’Ê‚ÊÍıÊÍÏ‚ Ú ıı˝ÌÏ‚Ó
- ıı˝Ì‚·¸ÍÎıÛ URL
- ıı˝Ì‚·¸ÍÈıÛ URLÂÎ
- n
- ’Ê‚ÊÍıÊÍÏ‚ Ú ıı˝Ì‚·¸ÍÓıÛ ı‚ÎÊ‚Ó
- ıı˝Ì‚·¸ÍÎıÛ ı‚ÎÊ
- ıı˝Ì‚·¸ÍÈıÛ ı‚ÎÊ˛
- n
- ’Ê‚ÊÍıÊÍÏ‚ Ú ÚÂÙÂÔ‚ÚÙ‚˛ÌÛ·¸ÍÓ ıı˝ÌÏ‚Ó
- ıı˝Ì‚·¸ÍÎıÛ URL
- ıı˝Ì‚·¸ÍÈıÛ URLÂÎ
- n
- ’Ê‚ÊÍıÊÍÏ‚ ÊÏ‚ˇ˛ Ú ıı˝ÌÏ‚Ó
- ı˝˝Ì‚·¸ÍÎıÛ URL
- ıı˝Ì‚·¸ÍÈıÛ URLs
- n
- ’Ê‚ÊÍıÊÍÏ‚ Ú ˛ÍÙÊË‚Ì˚Ô˝Ó ÈıÊ‚Ó
- ˛ÍÙÊË‚Ì˚ԽΠÈıÊ
- ˛ÍÙÊË‚Ì˚Ô˝È ÈıÊ˛
- n
- ’Ê‚ÊÍıÊÍÏ‚ Ú ÏÌÍÂÔÊ‚Ó
- ÏÌÍÂÔÊ
- ÏÌÍÂÔÊ˛
- n
- ’Ê‚ÊÍıÊÍÏ‚ ÊÏ‚ˇ˛ Ú ÏÌÍÂÔÊ‚Ó
- ÏÌÍÂÔÊ
- ÏÌÍÔÊ˛
- n
- ’Ê‚ÊÍıÊÍÏ‚ Ú ˜Ù‚ˡÂÙ‚Ó
- ˜Ù‚ˡÂÙ
- ˜Ù‚ˡÂÙ˛
- n
- ’Ê‚ÊÍıÊÍÏ‚ Ú ˜Ù‚ˡÂÙ‚Ó
- ˜Ù‚ˡÂÙ
- ˜Ù‚ˡÂÙ˛
- n
- ’Ê‚ÊÍıÊÍÏ‚ Ú ‰ÓÂÔ‚Ó
- ‰ÓÂÔ
- ‰ÓÂÔ˛
- n
- ’Ê‚ÊÍıÊÍÏ‚ Ú Ï‰Ë ˛ˇ˛Ù‚Ê‚
- ω ˛ˇ˛Ù‚Ê‚
- ω˛ ˛ˇ˛Ù‚Ê‚
- n
- ’Ê‚ÊÍıÊÍÏ‚ Ú Ù‚ˇÓÂÙ‚Ó ˆ‚ÎÌ˛
- ## Used at the bottom of the report
- ÿÊÊ ‚Ô‚Ì͡ ˛˝ÚÌÔÂÔ ÚÙ˙Ù‚ÓÓÎ
- fiÙÂÓÛ Ù‚˜Ê˝ ÚÙ˙Ù‚ÓÓ˝
- ŒÂÔ˚˘Â ‡ÂÓ 1
- ## Used in the time reports
- „‰˝Î ıÍÓ˛Ì
- ʘق„‚ÂÊ
- ÍÌÍ ÏÌ ¯Ê˙
- ˜Ù‚¸ÂÔÍÂ Ï ıÊÙ‚ÔÍÁÂ
- ˜Ù‚¸ÂÔÍÎ Ï ıÊÙ‚ÔÍÁ‚Ó
- ## Used at the bottom of each non-time report: need m, f & n genders
- ÔÂ Ù‚ıÚˇÔ‚Ô
- ÔÂ Ù‚ıÚˇÔ‚Ô
- ÔÂ Ù‚ıÚˇÔ‚Ô
- ## Used at the top of the report
- “Ù˙Ù‚ÓÓ‚ ıÊ‚ÙÊ˛‚Ì‚ ˛
- ¬Ô‚Ì͡ ˜Ù‚¸ÂÔÍÎ Ï ıÂÙ˛ÂÙË ı
- Ú
- ## Used in the General Summary
- »ıÚÂ˘Ô˝È ˜Ù‚¸ÂÔÍÎ
- ’Ù‰Ô ÏÌ. ËıÚÂ˘Ô˝È ˜Ù‚¸ÂÔÍÎ ˛ ‰ÂÔ˚
- »ıÚÂ˘Ô˝È ˜Ù‚¸ÂÔÍÎ Ï ıÊÙ‚ÔÍÁ‚Ó
- ’Ù‰Ô ÏÌ. ËıÚÂ˘Ô˝È ˜Ù‚¸ÂÔÍÎ Ï ıÊÙ‚ÔÍÁ‚Ó ˛ ‰ÂÔ˚
- ’ÊÙÏ logfile Ô ı‰ÂÙ„‚¸ÍÈ Ï‰‚ ˛ˇ˛Ù‚Ê‚
- œÂËıÚÂ˘Ô˝È ˇ‚ÚÙı˛
- “ÂÙÂÔ‚ÚÙ‚˛ÌÂÔÔ˝È ˇ‚ÚÙı˛
- fl‚ÚÙı˛ ı Ï‰Ó ˛ˇ˛Ù‚Ê‚
- ÃÌ͇ÂıÊ˛ ˇ‚ÚÙ˘ÂÔ˝È ˆ‚ÎÌ˛
- ÃÌ͇ÂıÊ˛ ˜ıÌË„ÂÔ˝È ÈıÊ˛
- ıÚÙ‡ÂÔÔ˝È ıÊÙÏ ˛ logfile
- œÂ„ÂÌ‚ÊÂÌ˚Ô˝È logfile entries
- ƒ‚ÔÔ˝È ÚÂÙ‰‚Ô
- ’Ù‰Ô ÏÌ. ÚÂÙ‰‚ÔÔ˝È ‰‚ÔÔ˝È ˛ ‰ÂÔ˚
- fl‚ÚÍı˚ ˛ ÏÙË˙Ì˝È ıÏ˜Ï‚È - ‰‚ÔԽ ˇ‚
- 7 ‰ÔÂÎ to
- Úı̉ÔÍ 7 ‰ÔÂÎ
- “ÂÙÂȉ
- fi˛ÂÙÈ
- ## Column headings for requests, pages and bytes
- #ˇ‚ÚÙı˝
- %ˇ‚ÚÙ
- ıÊÙ‚ÔÍÁ
- %ıÊÙ‚ÔÍÁ
- ˜‚ÎÊ
- %˜‚ÎÊ
- ## Now we need to know how to say "listing the first <whatever>", "listing
- ## the first <n> <whatevers>", and "listing <whatevers>". The %s and %d
- ## will be replaced by the appropriate things. There may be three of each of
- ## these statements, for the genders m, f and n. Any genders that aren't used,
- ## you can just put a * there instead. So, for example, French starts
- ## Affichage du premier %s
- ## Affichage de la première %s
- ## *
- ## with entries for m & f, but not n
- *
- *
- “Ï‚ˇ‚Ê˚ ÚÂÙ˛˝Â %s
- *
- *
- “Ï‚ˇ‚Ê˚ ÚÂÙ˛˝Â %d %s
- *
- *
- ’ÚÍıÏ %s
- ## "by" in the phrase "listing the first 3 files BY number of requests"
- by
- ## All requests WITH AT LEAST 10 requests
- Ô‚ ÏÊÙ˝Â ÚÙÍȉÍÊ˚ıÛ, Ï‚Ï ÓÍÔÍÓËÓ
- ## Different ways of doing floors
- ÚÂÙÂÔ‚ÚÙ‚˛ÌÂÔԽΠˇ‚ÚÙı
- ÚÂÙÂÔ‚ÚÙ‚˛ÌÂÔÔ˝È ˇ‚ÚÙı˛
- ÔÂËıÚ¢ԽΠˇ‚ÚÙı
- ÔÂËıÚÂ˘Ô˝È ˇ‚ÚÙı˛
- %% ÊÙ‚ˆÍÏ‚
- %% Ó‚ÏıÍÓ‚Ì˚Ô ÏÌ. ÊÙ‚ˆÍÏ‚
- ˜‚ÎÊ˛ ˇ‚ ÊÙ‚ˆÍÏ
- ˇ‚ÚÙ˘ÂÔ ı ÊÂÈ ÚÙ
- with a redirected request since
- with a failed request since
- ## Now "sorted by": again, in m, f & n (only needed in plural though)
- *
- *
- ÊıÙÊÍÙ˛‚ÔÔ˝Î
- ## different ways of sorting
- Ú ıËÓÓ‚ÙÔÓË ÊÙ‚ˆÍÏË
- %% of the requests
- %% of the maximum number of requests
- Ú ÏÌ͇ÂıÊ˛Ë ˜Ù‚¸ÂÔÍÎ
- %% ˜Ù‚¸ÂÔÍÎ Ï ıÊÙ‚ÔÍÁÂ
- %% Ó‚ÏıÍÓ‚Ì˚Ô ÏÌ͇ÂıÊ˛ ˜Ù‚¸ÂÔÍÎ Ï ıÊÙ‚ÔÍÁÂ
- Ú ÏÌ͇ÂıÊ˛Ë ˜Ù‚¸ÂÔÍÎ Ï ıÊÙ‚ÔÍÁÂ
- %% ÚÂÙÂÔ‚ÚÙ‚˛ÌÂÔ˝È ˇ‚ÚÙı˛
- %% Ó‚ÏıÍÓ‚Ì˚Ô ÏÌ͇ÂıÊ˛ ÚÂÙÂÔ‚ÚÙ‚˛ÌÂÔÔ˝È ˇ‚ÚÙı˛
- ÏÌ͇ÂıÊ˛ ÚÂÙÂÔ‚ÚÙ‚˛ÌÂÔÔ˝È ˇ‚ÚÙı˛
- %% of the failed requests
- %% of the maximum number of failed requests
- Ú ÏÌ͇ÂıÊ˛Ë ÊÏ‚ˇ˛
- Ú ‰‚Ê Úı̉ÔÂ˙ ‰ıÊËÚ‚
- the time of the last redirected request
- the time of the last failed request
- ## 3 other ways of sorting in m, f, & n
- *
- *
- ÊıÙÊÍÙ˛‚ÔÔ˝Î Ú ‚̈‚˛ÍÊË
- *
- *
- ÊıÙÊÍÙ˛‚ÔÔ˝Î Ú ÚÙÛ‰Ï˛˝Ó ÔÓÂÙ‚Ó
- *
- *
- Ô ÊıÙÊÍÙ˛‚ÔÔ˝Î
- ## There's a colon here, because the French like to put a space before a colon,
- ## so they have space-colon instead here.
- :
- ## Some date formats. E.g. for 9am on 1st January 1997 use
- ## %d for date " 1"
- ## %D for 0-padded date "01"
- ## %m for month "Jan"
- ## %y for short year "97"
- ## %Y for long year "1997"
- ## %h for hour " 9"
- ## %H for 0-padded hour "09"
- ## %n for minute "00"
- ## %i for hour at end of time interval (where this makes sense)
- ## %I for 0-padded hour ditto
- ## %o for minute ditto
- ## %w for weekday "Wed"
- ## So for a date, English might have %d/%m/%y for 1/Jan/97, whereas German
- ## would have %d.%m %y for 1.Jan 97). Note: the month number is not available
- ## because it can produce ambiguous dates.
- ##
- ## The different date formats are as follows
- ## "refer to the 7 days to [date]"
- %D-%m-%Y %H:%n
- ## "Programme started at" and "Analysed requests from"
- %w-%D-%m-%Y %H:%n
- ## In Daily Report
- %d/%m/%y
- ## In Hourly Report
- %d/%m/%y %H:%n-%I:%o
- ## In Quarter-Hour and Five-Minute Reports
- %d/%m/%y %H:%n-%I:%o
- ## In Weekly Report
- %d/%m/%y
- ## In Monthly Report
- %m %Y
- ## The date column in non-time reports
- %d/%m/%y %H:%n
- ## In non-time reports: "including all files with requests since [date]"
- %d/%m/%y at %H:%n
-