# "@(#)Exceptions.properties 1.53 99/06/15 SMI" # Copyright (c) 1998 Sun Microsystems, Inc. All Rights Reserved. # This software is the confidential and proprietary information of Sun # Microsystems, Inc. ("Confidential Information"). You shall not # disclose such Confidential Information and shall use it only in # accordance with the terms of the license agreement you entered into # with Sun. # Management exceptions resource property file # This file contains a series of keyword=string constructs # where the keyword uniquely (within this file) identifies # a management application exception text message and the # associated string is the localizable pattern template # string used in a MessageFormat.format method call. # Substitutaion arguments are specified as "{n}", where # the "n" signifies the nth argument in an array of # substitution arguments passed to the format method. # # The message keys and text strings in this file are used # by the AdminException class and its subclasses to return # localized exception messages via the getLocalizedMessage # method. For readability in the source code throwing the # exception, all key strings begin with the "EXM_" prefix # to indicate an exception message key. # # The exceptions are broken into sections for organization # and readability by developers, including: # # Specific exception messages - returned by specific subclasses # of AdminException # # Unexpected error messages - returned by UnexpectedErrorException # # Internal error messages - returned by InternalErrorException # # Developers should place the message in the correct section. ############################################################ # # Specific exception messages # UnsupportedMethod exception EXM_CLI1=Unable to get list of users, so could not complete the requested action.\nMake sure Solaris PC NetLink is still running and your user account permissions are still valid. EXM_CLI3=Could not get Group Attributes. EXM_CLI4=Could not get Access Attributes. EXM_CLI5=Could not get Password Attributes. EXM_CLI6=Could not get Users Environment Attributes. EXM_CLI7=Could not get Users Policy Attributes. # PDC Messages EXM_NO_CLI=Cannot find the required Solaris PC NetLink "net" commands.\nThis could be a temporary situation. Try again.\nIf this problem persists, and you are sure that Solaris PC NetLink is running, refer to the Log Viewer and contact your Sun Microsystems support provider. EXM_SECEXECPROCFAILED=Cannot verify that your Solaris PC NetLink user has Administrative rights.\nThis could be a temporary situation. Try again.\nIf this problem persists, refer to the Log Viewer and contact your Sun Microsystems support provider. EXM_SECEXECFAILED=Cannot verify that your Solaris PC NetLink user has Administrative rights.\nThis could be a temporary situation. Try again.\nIf this problem persists, refer to the Log Viewer and contact your Sun Microsystems support provider. EXM_MOD_EXECPROCFAILED=Cannot respond to your request to modify a user account.\nThis could be a temporary situation. Try again.\nIf this problem persists, refer to the Log Viewer and contact your Sun Microsystems support provider. EXM_MOD_EXECFAILED=Cannot modify a user account.\nThis could be a temporary situation. Try again.\nIf this problem persists, refer to the Log Viewer and contact your Sun Microsystems support provider. EXM_ADD_EXECPROCFAILED=Cannot add a user account.\nThis could be a temporary situation. Try again.\nIf this problem persists, refer to the Log Viewer for additional information and contact your Sun Microsystems support provider. EXM_ADD_EXECFAILED=Cannot add a user account.\nThis could be a temporary situation. Try again.\nIf this problem persists, refer to the Log Viewer and contact your Sun Microsystems support provider. EXM_DEL_EXECPROCFAILED=Cannot delete a user account.\nThis could be a temporary situation. Try again.\nIf this problem persists, refer to the Log Viewer and contact your Sun Microsystems support provider. EXM_DEL_EXECFAILED=Cannot delete a user account.\nThis could be a temporary situation. Try again.\nIf this problem persists, refer to the Log Viewer and contact your Sun Microsystems support provider. EXM_CLI_DEL_FAILED=Attempted to delete a user on the Solaris PC NetLink but success is not confirmed. Please verify that the user account was deleted.\nIf this problem persists, refer to the Log Viewer and contact your Sun Microsystems support provider. EXM_GET_EXECPROCFAILED=Cannot get Solaris PC NetLink user account information.\nThis could be a temporary situation. Try again.\nIf this problem persists, refer to the Log Viewer and contact your Sun Microsystems support provider. EXM_GET_EXECFAILED=Cannot get Solaris PC NetLink user account information.\nThis could be a temporary situation. Try again.\nIf this problem persists, refer to the Log Viewer and contact your Sun Microsystems support provider. EXM_CANT_GET_USERS=Cannot delete user {0} on the Solaris PC NetLink server because there were problems getting a list of current Solaris PC NetLink users to search through.\nThis could be a temporary situation. Try again.\nIf this problem persists, refer to the Log Viewer and contact your Sun Microsystems support provider. EXM_NO_USER_ADMIN_PRIV=User does not have Domain Admin privileges. EXM_BSS=The management server cannot perform the operation requested because an authenticated connection is not currently established for the client.\nVerify that the server is running and the user account has proper permissions.\nIf this problem persists, refer to the Log Viewer for additional information and contact your Sun Microsystems support provider. # Solaris Messages EXM_SUS1A=Cannot add a user account because the passwd table or file for storing this information is unavailable.\nThis could be a temporary situation. Try again.\nIf this problem persists, refer to the Log Viewer and contact your Sun Microsystems support provider. EXM_SUSBN=User name {0} is too long. It can be a maximum of 8 characters. EXM_SUS1B=You cannot add a new user account because you do not have the right to update information in the passwd file/table. EXM_SUSDA=Cannot delete a user account because the passwd table or file for storing this information is unavailable.\nThis could be a temporary situation. Try again.\nIf this problem persists, refer to the Log Viewer and contact your Sun Microsystems support provider. EXM_SUSDB=You cannot delete this user account because you do not have the right to update information in the passwd file/table. EXM_SUSVA=Cannot view/list user accounts because the passwd table or file for storing this information is unavailable.\nThis could be a temporary situation. Try again.\nIf this problem persists, refer to the Log Viewer and contact your Sun Microsystems support provider. EXM_SUSVB=You cannot view/list user accounts because you do not have the right to view information in the passwd file/table. EXM_SUSMA=Cannot modify a user account because the passwd table or file for storing this information is unavailable.\nThis could be a temporary situation. Try again.\nIf this problem persists, refer to the Log Viewer and contact your Sun Microsystems support provider. EXM_SUSMB=You cannot modify this user account because you do not have the right to update the information in the passwd file/table. EXM_SUS2=User account {0} was not found in the passwd database. The account may have been deleted (or it is possible that the user name was changed) by another AdminSuite administrator. EXM_SUS4=User account {0} was not found in the shadow database.\nOpen the properties dialog box for this user and click OK to add attributes for this user to the shadow database. # EXM_SUS5A=Cannot add a group because the group table or file for storing this information is unavailable.\nThis could be a temporary situation. Try again.\nIf this problem persists, refer to the Log Viewer and contact your Sun Microsystems support provider. EXM_SUS5B=You cannot add a new group because you do not have the right to update information in the group file/table. EXM_SUS5D=Cannot delete a group because the group table or file for storing this information is unavailable.\nThis could be a temporary situation. Try again.\nIf this problem persists, refer to the Log Viewer and contact your Sun Microsystems support provider. EXM_SUS5E=You cannot delete this group because you do not have the right to update information in the group file/table. EXM_SUS5F=Cannot modify a group because the group table or file for storing this information is unavailable.\nThis could be a temporary situation. Try again.\nIf this problem persists, refer to the Log Viewer and contact your Sun Microsystems support provider. EXM_SUS5G=You cannot modify this group because you do not have the right to update information in the group file/table. EXM_SUS5H=Cannot get the properties for a group because the table or file for storing this information is unavailable.\nThis could be a temporary situation. Try again.\nIf this problem persists, refer to the Log Viewer and contact your Sun Microsystems support provider. EXM_SUS5I=You cannot view the attributes for this group because you do not have the right to read information in the group file/table. # EXM_SUS7=Unable to open the aliases database to delete references to this user in mailing lists.\nOpen individual mailing lists and remove this user manually. EXM_SUS10=Unable to open the authorizations database. You cannot make changes to the rights of this user. EXM_SUS11=Unable to contact the AdminSuite server to read the user authorization attributes database. You cannot make changes to the rights of this user. EXM_SUS12=Unable to obtain the user authorization attributes so cannot determine which rights you have been granted. You cannot update any AdminSuite applications. EXM_SUS14=You cannot modify or delete system user accounts, such as root, bin, and daemon. EXM_SUS15=You cannot delete system groups, such as root, other, bin, and mail. EXM_SUS16=A group with group id {0} already exists in the group database. You cannot reuse this group id. EXM_SUS17=A user with uid {0} already exists in the passwd database. You cannot reuse this uid. EXM_SUS18=A group with name {0} already exists in the group database. You cannot reuse this name. EXM_SUS19=A user with name {0} already exists in the passwd database. You cannot reuse this name. EXM_SUS20=Autohome entry for user {0} was not found in the auto_home database. EXM_SUS21=Mailing List {0} was not found in the aliases database.\n This mailing list may have been deleted by another AdminSuite administrator. EXM_SUS62=Unable to create the user's home directory. There is insufficient information to do so. EXM_SUS63=Deletion of this user account was only partially successful. The user name may remain in groups or mailing lists.\nSee the Log Viewer for user name deletions that need to be done manually. # EXM_SUS64=Adding this user was only partially successful; one or more properties were not added.\nOpen the properties dialog box for this user, make additions and corrections, then click OK. # EXM_SUS65=Modifying this user was only partially successful; one or more properties did not update correctly.\nIf problems continue, see Log Viewer for details and contact your Sun Microsystems support provider. # # EXM_SUS71A=Cannot get mailing lists because the table or file for storing this information is unavailable.\nThis could be a temporary situation. Try again.\nIf this problem persists, refer to the Log Viewer and contact your Sun Microsystems support provider. EXM_SUS71C=Your attempt to get a mailing list was unsuccessful because you do not have the right to change the file or database where email information is stored. EXM_SUS72A=Cannot delete mailing list {0} because the table or file for storing this information is unavailable.\nThis could be a temporary situation. Try again.\nIf this problem persists, refer to the Log Viewer and contact your Sun Microsystems support provider. EXM_SUS72C=You do not have the right to delete mailing list "{0}". EXM_SUS73A=Cannot add a mailing list because the table or file for storing this information is unavailable.\nThis could be a temporary situation. Try again.\nIf this problem persists, refer to the Log Viewer and contact your Sun Microsystems support provider. EXM_SUS73C=You do not have the right to add a mailing list. EXM_SUS73F=The mailing list name you entered is already being used.\nPlease use a different one. EXM_SUS74A=Cannot modify a mailing list because the table or file for storing this information is unavailable.\nThis could be a temporary situation. Try again.\nIf this problem persists, refer to the Log Viewer and contact your Sun Microsystems support provider. EXM_SUS74C=You do not have the right to modify a mailing list. EXM_SUS75A=Cannot get the properties for a mailing list because the table or file for storing this information is unavailable.\nThis could be a temporary situation. Try again.\nIf this problem persists, refer to the Log Viewer and contact your Sun Microsystems support provider. EXM_SUS76="{0}" is a special mailing list, and cannot be deleted. EXM_HD1=The home directory pathname you specified for this user account already exists. The user account was created. You can change the home directory pathname in the User Properties. EXM_HD1A=Cannot create the home directory because the commands to do so were unsuccessful.\nThis could be a temporary situation. Try again.\nIf this problem persists, refer to the Log Viewer and contact your Sun Microsystems support provider. EXM_HDC=User {1} was added, but the home directory was not created because AdminSuite is not running on {0} or because {0} cannot be contacted.\nSee "Home Directory Not Created" in Help->Help Topics->Troubleshooting. EXM_HDMC=Cannot modify the home directory on server {0}. Either AdminSuite is not running on {0} or {0} cannot be contacted.\nSee "Home Directory Not Created" in Help->Help Topics->Troubleshooting. EXM_HDA=Cannot create the home directory on server {0} because you do not have the correct AdminSuite permissions to manage User Accounts on {0}. EXM_HDMA=Cannot modify the home directory on server {0} because you do not have the correct AdminSuite permissions to manage User Accounts on {0}. EXM_HDAAF=Unable to create the home directory for {0} because server {1} could not authenticate your identity.\nSee "Administrator Cannot Be Authenticated" in Help->Help Topics->Troubleshooting. EXM_HDMAF=Unable to modify the home directory for {0} because server {1} could not authenticate your identity.\nSee "Administrator Cannot Be Authenticated" in Help->Help Topics->Troubleshooting. # # Mailbox exceptions # EXM_MB1A=Cannot create the mailbox because the commands to do so were unsuccessful.\nThis could be a temporary situation. Try again.\nIf this problem persists, refer to the Log Viewer and contact your Sun Microsystems support provider. EXM_MBC=Cannot create the mailbox on server {0} because this server cannot be contacted. This is either because AdminSuite has not been installed or is not running on {0}, or because {0} is temporarily unavailable.\nSee "Mailbox Not Created" in Help->Help Topics->Troubleshooting. EXM_MBMC=Cannot modify the mailbox on server {0} because this server cannot be contacted. This is either because AdminSuite has not been installed or is not running on {0}, or because {0} is temporarily unavailable.\nSee "Mailbox Not Created" in Help->Help Topics->Troubleshooting. EXM_MBA=Cannot create the mailbox on server {0} because you do not have the correct AdminSuite permissions to manage User Accounts on {0}. EXM_MBMA=Cannot modify the mailbox on server {0} because you do not have the correct AdminSuite permissions to manage User Accounts on {0}. EXM_MBAAF=Unable to create the mailbox for {0} because server {1} could not authenticate your identity.\nSee "Administrator Cannot Be Authenticated" in Help->Help Topics->Troubleshooting. EXM_MBMAF=Unable to modify the mailbox for {0} because server {1} could not authenticate your identity.\nSee "Administrator Cannot Be Authenticated" in Help->Help Topics->Troubleshooting. EXM_UM1=Warning! Data sent from the AdminSuite client is not the same data received by the server. This could indicate a security breach, possibly a network break-in.\nPlease refer to Log Viewer for additional information. EXM_UF1=Unable to retrieve domain in method {0}, exception is {1}. EXM_UF2=Unsuccessful in ascertaining authorization rights for user {0} in method {1}. # Problems with Rights Dialog # Add multiple users error messages EXM_AMU1=Add multiple users failed.\nThis could be temporary (unable to connect to required files, for example). Try again. EXM_AMU2=Add multiple users failed.\nAdminSuite files may have been removed. Contact your senior administrator. EXM_AMU3=Add multiple users failed because an invalid management domain was specified.\nSpecify a valid management domain. EXM_AMU4=Add multiple users failed. Could not connect to the management server. EXM_AMU5=Add multiple users failed. Could not connect to the user manager server. EXM_AMU6=Add multiple users failed. Could not connect to the PC NetLink server.\nBe sure the PC NetLink server is running. EXM_AMU7=Add multiple users failed. Error creating the add multiple user data transfer file in the client machine directory {0}.\nBe sure the directory exists and you have permission to write to that directory. EXM_AMU8=Add multiple users failed because an invalid command line was specified.\nContact your Sun Microsystems support provider.