Leaked source code of windows server 2003
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  1. ;/*++ BUILD Version: 0001 // Increment this if a change has global effects
  2. ;
  3. ;Copyright (c) 1997-1999 Microsoft Corporation
  4. ;
  5. ;Module Name:
  6. ;
  7. ; msg.h
  8. ;
  9. ;Abstract:
  10. ;
  11. ; This file contains the message definitions for the Win32 Crypt
  12. ; utility.
  13. ;
  14. ;Author:
  15. ;
  16. ; Robert Reichel [RobertRe] 01-Apr-1997
  17. ; Robert Gu [RobertG] 24-Mar-1998
  18. ;
  19. ;Revision History:
  20. ;
  21. ;--*/
  22. ;
  23. MessageId=0001 SymbolicName=CIPHER_OK
  24. Language=English
  25. [OK]
  26. .
  27. MessageId=0002 SymbolicName=CIPHER_ERR
  28. Language=English
  29. [ERR]
  30. .
  31. MessageId=0003 SymbolicName=CIPHER_ENCRYPT_SUMMARY_NF
  32. Language=English
  33. %1 directorie(s) within %2 directorie(s) were encrypted.
  34. .
  35. MessageId=0004 SymbolicName=CIPHER_DECRYPT_SUMMARY_NF
  36. Language=English
  37. %1 directorie(s) within %2 directorie(s) were decrypted.
  38. .
  39. MessageId=0006 SymbolicName=CIPHER_LIST_EDIR
  40. Language=English
  41. Listing %1
  42. New files added to this directory will be encrypted.
  43. .
  44. MessageId=0007 SymbolicName=CIPHER_LIST_UDIR
  45. Language=English
  46. Listing %1
  47. New files added to this directory will not be encrypted.
  48. .
  49. MessageId=0008 SymbolicName=CIPHER_LIST_SUMMARY
  50. Language=English
  51. Of %1 file(s) within %2 directorie(s)
  52. %3 are encrypted and %4 are not encrypted.
  53. .
  54. MessageId=0009 SymbolicName=CIPHER_ENCRYPT_DIR
  55. Language=English
  56. Setting the directory %1 to encrypt new files %0
  57. .
  58. MessageId=0010 SymbolicName=CIPHER_ENCRYPT_EDIR
  59. Language=English
  60. Encrypting files in %1
  61. .
  62. MessageId=0011 SymbolicName=CIPHER_ENCRYPT_UDIR
  63. Language=English
  64. Encrypting files in %1
  65. .
  66. MessageId=0012 SymbolicName=CIPHER_ENCRYPT_EDIR_NF
  67. Language=English
  68. Encrypting directories in %1
  69. .
  70. MessageId=0013 SymbolicName=CIPHER_ENCRYPT_UDIR_NF
  71. Language=English
  72. Encrypting directories in %1
  73. .
  74. MessageId=0014 SymbolicName=CIPHER_ENCRYPT_SUMMARY
  75. Language=English
  76. %1 file(s) [or directorie(s)] within %2 directorie(s) were encrypted.
  77. .
  78. MessageId=0015 SymbolicName=CIPHER_DECRYPT_DIR
  79. Language=English
  80. Setting the directory %1 not to encrypt new files %0
  81. .
  82. MessageId=0016 SymbolicName=CIPHER_DECRYPT_EDIR
  83. Language=English
  84. Decrypting files in %1
  85. .
  86. MessageId=0017 SymbolicName=CIPHER_DECRYPT_UDIR
  87. Language=English
  88. Decrypting files in %1
  89. .
  90. MessageId=0018 SymbolicName=CIPHER_DECRYPT_EDIR_NF
  91. Language=English
  92. Decrypting directories in %1
  93. .
  94. MessageId=0019 SymbolicName=CIPHER_DECRYPT_UDIR_NF
  95. Language=English
  96. Decrypting directories in %1
  97. .
  98. MessageId=0020 SymbolicName=CIPHER_DECRYPT_SUMMARY
  99. Language=English
  100. %1 file(s) [or directorie(s)] within %2 directorie(s) were decrypted.
  101. .
  102. MessageId=0021 SymbolicName=CIPHER_NO_MEMORY
  103. Language=English
  104. Out of memory.
  105. .
  106. MessageId=0022 SymbolicName=CIPHER_SKIPPING
  107. Language=English
  108. [Skipping %1]
  109. .
  110. MessageId=0023 SymbolicName=CIPHER_THROW
  111. Language=English
  112. %1%0
  113. .
  114. MessageId=0024 SymbolicName=CIPHER_THROW_NL
  115. Language=English
  116. %1
  117. .
  118. MessageId=0025 SymbolicName=CIPHER_WRONG_FILE_SYSTEM
  119. Language=English
  120. %1: The file system does not support encryption.
  121. .
  122. MessageId=0026 SymbolicName=CIPHER_TO_ONE
  123. Language=English
  124. to 1 %0
  125. .
  126. MessageId=0027 SymbolicName=CIPHER_INVALID_PATH
  127. Language=English
  128. Invalid drive specification: %1
  129. .
  130. MessageId=0028 SymbolicName=CIPHER_NETWORK_FILE
  131. Language=English
  132. Encryption of network files is not supported: %1
  133. .
  134. MessageId=0029 SymbolicName=CIPHER_NETWORK_FILE_NF
  135. Language=English
  136. Encryption of network directories is not supported: %1
  137. .
  138. MessageId=0030 SymbolicName=CIPHER_INVALID_PARAMETER
  139. Language=English
  140. Invalid Parameter: %1
  141. .
  142. MessageId=0031 SymbolicName=CIPHER_CURRENT_CERT
  143. Language=English
  144. Your new file encryption certificate thumbprint information on the PC named %1 is:
  145. %2
  146. .
  147. MessageId=0032 SymbolicName=CIPHER_ENCRYPTED_FILES
  148. Language=English
  149. Encrypted File(s) on your system:
  150. .
  151. MessageId=0033 SymbolicName=CIPHER_TOUCH_OK
  152. Language=English
  153. %1: Encryption updated.
  154. .
  155. MessageId=0034 SymbolicName=CIPHER_USE_W
  156. Language=English
  157. Converting files from plaintext to ciphertext may leave sections of old
  158. plaintext on the disk volume(s). It is recommended to use command
  159. CIPHER /W:directory to clean up the disk after all converting is done.
  160. .
  161. MessageId=0035 SymbolicName=CIPHER_PROMPT_PASSWORD
  162. Language=English
  163. Please type in the password to protect your .PFX file:
  164. .
  165. MessageId=0036 SymbolicName=CIPHER_CONFIRM_PASSWORD
  166. Language=English
  167. Please retype the password to confirm:
  168. .
  169. MessageId=0037 SymbolicName=CIPHER_PASSWORD_NOMATCH
  170. Language=English
  171. Passwords do not match. No certificate is generated.
  172. .
  173. MessageId=0038 SymbolicName=CIPHER_FILE_EXISTS
  174. Language=English
  175. Overwrite %1? (Yes/No):
  176. .
  177. MessageId=0039 SymbolicName=CIPHER_YESNOANSWER
  178. Language=English
  179. YN
  180. .
  181. MessageId=0040 SymbolicName=CIPHER_CER_CREATED
  182. Language=English
  183. Your .CER file was created successfully.
  184. .
  185. MessageId=0041 SymbolicName=CIPHER_PFX_CREATED
  186. Language=English
  187. Your .PFX file was created successfully.
  188. .
  189. MessageId=0042 SymbolicName=CIPHER_WIPE_PROGRESS
  190. Language=English
  191. Writing %1
  192. .
  193. MessageId=0043 SymbolicName=CIPHER_WIPE_WARNING
  194. Language=English
  195. To remove as much data as possible, please close all other applications while
  196. running CIPHER /W.
  197. .
  198. MessageId=0044 SymbolicName=CIPHER_WRITE_ZERO
  199. Language=English
  200. 0x00
  201. .
  202. MessageId=0045 SymbolicName=CIPHER_WRITE_FF
  203. Language=English
  204. 0xFF
  205. .
  206. MessageId=0046 SymbolicName=CIPHER_WRITE_RANDOM
  207. Language=English
  208. Random Numbers
  209. .
  210. MessageId=0047 SymbolicName=CIPHER_NO_LOCAL_CERT
  211. Language=English
  212. There is no local EFS certificate that is used to encrypt this file. No
  213. local EFS certificate is backed up.
  214. .
  215. MessageId=0048 SymbolicName=CIPHER_NO_CRT_LOCAL_CERT
  216. Language=English
  217. There is no local current EFS certificate to be backed up.
  218. .
  219. MessageId=0049 SymbolicName=CIPHER_BACKUP_OK
  220. Language=English
  221. Your certificates and the corresponding keys are being backed up. If you didn't start the process, press CANCEL. Press OK to confirm.
  222. .
  223. MessageId=0050 SymbolicName=CIPHER_CERTS_BACKED
  224. Language=English
  225. EFS certificate(s) is(are) backed up successfully.
  226. .
  227. MessageId=0051 SymbolicName=CIPHER_CERTS_BACKUP_FAILED
  228. Language=English
  229. EFS certificate backup failed.
  230. .
  231. MessageId=0052 SymbolicName=CIPHER_BACKUP_WRN
  232. Language=English
  233. EFS certificate and key backup.
  234. .
  235. MessageId=0053 SymbolicName=CIPHER_PFX_FILENAME_NEEDED
  236. Language=English
  237. Please type the backup PFX file name.
  238. .
  239. MessageId=0054 SymbolicName=CIPHER_PFX_FILENAME_TOO_LONG
  240. Language=English
  241. Output PFX file path too long. Make it shorter and try again.
  242. .
  243. MessageId=0090 SymbolicName=CIPHER_USAGE
  244. Language=English
  245. Displays or alters the encryption of directories [files] on NTFS partitions.
  246. CIPHER [/E | /D] [/S:directory] [/A] [/I] [/F] [/Q] [/H] [pathname [...]]
  247. CIPHER /K
  248. CIPHER /R:filename
  249. CIPHER /U [/N]
  250. CIPHER /W:directory
  251. CIPHER /X[:efsfile] [filename]
  252. /A Operates on files as well as directories. The encrypted file
  253. could become decrypted when it is modified if the parent
  254. directory is not encrypted. It is recommended that you encrypt
  255. the file and the parent directory.
  256. /D Decrypts the specified directories. Directories will be marked
  257. so that files added afterward will not be encrypted.
  258. /E Encrypts the specified directories. Directories will be marked
  259. so that files added afterward will be encrypted.
  260. /F Forces the encryption operation on all specified objects, even
  261. those which are already encrypted. Already-encrypted objects
  262. are skipped by default.
  263. /H Displays files with the hidden or system attributes. These
  264. files are omitted by default.
  265. /I Continues performing the specified operation even after errors
  266. have occurred. By default, CIPHER stops when an error is
  267. encountered.
  268. /K Creates new file encryption key for the user running CIPHER. If
  269. this option is chosen, all the other options will be ignored.
  270. /N This option only works with /U. This will prevent keys being
  271. updated. This is used to find all the encrypted files on the
  272. local drives.
  273. /Q Reports only the most essential information.
  274. /R Generates an EFS recovery agent key and certificate, then writes
  275. them to a .PFX file (containing certificate and private key) and
  276. a .CER file (containing only the certificate). An administrator
  277. may add the contents of the .CER to the EFS recovery policy to
  278. create the recovery agent for users, and import the .PFX to
  279. recover individual files.
  280. /S Performs the specified operation on directories in the given
  281. directory and all subdirectories.
  282. /U Tries to touch all the encrypted files on local drives. This will
  283. update user's file encryption key or recovery agent's key to the
  284. current ones if they are changed. This option does not work with
  285. other options except /N.
  286. /W Removes data from available unused disk space on the entire
  287. volume. If this option is chosen, all other options are ignored.
  288. The directory specified can be anywhere in a local volume. If it
  289. is a mount point or points to a directory in another volume, the
  290. data on that volume will be removed.
  291. /X Backup EFS certificate and keys into file filename. If efsfile is
  292. provided, the current user's certificate(s) used to encrypt the
  293. file will be backed up. Otherwise, the user's current EFS
  294. certificate and keys will be backed up.
  295. directory A directory path.
  296. filename A filename without extensions.
  297. pathname Specifies a pattern, file or directory.
  298. efsfile An encrypted file path.
  299. Used without parameters, CIPHER displays the encryption state of
  300. the current directory and any files it contains. You may use multiple
  301. directory names and wildcards. You must put spaces between multiple
  302. parameters.
  303. .