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14:31 Nov 13, 2001 |
Dutch to English translations [Non-PRO] Tech/Engineering | ||||
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4 | What password has been used? |
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4 | Please, enter your password |
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4 -1 | Which password is used? |
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Which password is used? Explanation: e.g. "RequireAuth dbm=dbmfile userfile=database_name realm=string userpat=PATTERN RequireAuth lets you ask the user for a username and a password when accessing the directory. dbm is a user database. Please note that dbm can only be used on a 2.x Enterprise user database. userfile is an NCSA-style user database filename. The file consists of lines in the format user:encrypted_password. realm is a unique string to tell your users which password they should use." HTH, Serge L. Reference: http://developer.netscape.com/docs/manuals/enterprise/admnun... |
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What password has been used? Explanation: English native |
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Please, enter your password Explanation: Nicholas, Depending on the context this can be used. If the question is being asked on the screen before starting a program or entering a password protected website, this option is valid. Best regards, Pieter_H |
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