msgid "Alternatively as things progress we can add more layers of security with say 4 webservers talking to 2 intermediate servers, talking to the root store, and acting in a token ring fashion, anything happening out of sequence, and the server directly upstream shuts itself down, which if that were in place and there were multiple paths, any down time in this fashion would fall over to the servers not compromised, anyways just some food for thought."
msgid "Currently there is 2 main servers, one for webserver, one for root store, with the root store only connected to the webserver via serial cable, with a daemon running as non-root processes on each end of the serial listening/sending requests/info."
msgid "I believe that the assertion of identity I am making is correct, complete and verifiable. I have seen original documentation attesting to this identity. I accept that CAcert may challenge this assurance and call upon me to prove the basis for it, and that I may be held responsible if I cannot provide such proof."
msgstr ""
@ -888,7 +912,7 @@ msgstr ""
msgid "I don't want to be listed"
msgstr ""
#: www/wot/6.php:78
#: www/wot/6.php:82
msgid "I have read and understood the Rules For Assurers and am making this assurance subject to and in compliance with these rules."
msgstr ""
@ -900,7 +924,7 @@ msgstr ""
msgid "I want to be listed"
msgstr ""
#: www/account/43.php:58
#: www/account/43.php:60
msgid "I'm sorry, the user you were looking for seems to have disappeared! Bad things are a foot!"
msgid "One assumes that if a site has an SSL certificate (that's what enables secure communication, for exchanging personal details, credit card numbers, etc. and gives the 'lock' icon in the browser) that they have obtained that certificate from a reliable source (a Certificate Authority), which has the appropriate stringent credentials for issuing something so vital to the security of the Internet, and the security of your communications. You have probably never even asked yourself the question of who decided to trust these Certificate Authorities, because your browser comes with their (root) certificates pre-installed, so any web site that you come across that has an SSL certificate signed by one of them, is automatically accepted (by your browser) as trustworthy."
msgstr ""
#: www/account/43.php:35
#: www/wot/6.php:74
msgid "Only fill this in if you assured the person on a different day"
msgstr ""
#: www/account/43.php:37
msgid "Only the first 100 rows are displayed."
msgstr ""
@ -1523,11 +1563,15 @@ msgstr ""
msgid "Please note: All html will be stripped from the contact information box, a link to an email form will automatically be inserted to ensure your privacy."
msgid "Security is a serious matter. For a digital certificate with full rights to be issued to an individual by a Certificate Authority, stringent tests must be conducted, including meeting the physical person to verify their identity. At the current moment in time, my physical identity has not been verified by CAcert.org, but they have verified my email address. Installing their root certificate (see above) will thus automatically allow you to validate my digital signature. You can then be confident of the authenticity of my email address - only I have the ability to digitally sign my emails using my CAcert.org certificate, so if you get an email that I digitally signed and which is validated by your email software using the cacert.org root certificate that you installed, you know it's from me. (Visually you get a simple indication that my email is signed and trusted). Technically, they haven't verified that I really am me! But you have the guarantee that emails from my address are sent by the person who physically administers that address, i.e. me! The only way that someone could forge my digital signature would be if they logged on to my home computer (using the password) and ran my email software (using the password) to send you a digitally signed email from my address. Although I have noticed the cats watching me logon..."
msgstr ""
@ -1672,7 +1720,7 @@ msgstr ""
msgid "Select 'Server Certificate' at the bottom of the tab in the 'Secure communications' section."
msgstr ""
#: www/account/43.php:24
#: www/account/43.php:26
msgid "Select Specific Account Details"
msgstr ""
@ -1705,7 +1753,7 @@ msgstr ""
msgid "Server certificates (un-assured)"
msgstr ""
#: www/wot.php:187
#: www/wot.php:189
msgid "Shortly you and the person you were assuring will receive an email confirmation. There is no action on your behalf required to complete this."
msgid "There is several ways to become a CAcert Assurer, the most common of which is face to face meetings with existing assurers, who check your ID documents (you need to show 2 government issued photo ID where possible otherwise you won't be allocated as many points!)."
msgstr ""
#: www/wot.php:225
#: www/wot.php:227
msgid "There was an error and I couldn't proceed"
msgstr ""
@ -1936,11 +1988,16 @@ msgstr ""
msgid "This email address is currently valid in the system."
msgstr ""
#: www/wot/6.php:32
#: www/wot/6.php:36
#, php-format
msgid "This person already has %s assurance points."
msgstr ""
#: www/wot/6.php:32
#, php-format
msgid "This person already has %s assurance points. Any points you give this person may be rounded down, or they may not even get any points. If you have less then 150 points you will still receive 2 points for assuring them."
msgstr ""
#: www/account/39.php:18 www/index/10.php:18
msgid "This policy discloses what information we gather about you when you visit any of our Web site. It describes how we use that information and how you can control it."
msgstr ""
@ -1977,7 +2034,7 @@ msgstr ""
msgid "To provide a trust mechanism to go with the security aspects of encryption."
msgid "When you post to the contact form, you must provide your name and email address. When you sign up to the website, you must provide your name, email address date of birth and some lost pass phrase question and answers."
msgid "You are putting your trust in people you don't know!"
msgstr ""
#: www/wot.php:179
#: www/wot.php:181
#, php-format
msgid "You are receiving this email because you have assured %s %s (%s)."
msgstr ""
#: www/wot.php:158
#: www/wot.php:160
#, php-format
msgid "You are receiving this email because you have been assured by %s %s (%s)."
msgstr ""
@ -2253,7 +2330,7 @@ msgstr ""
msgid "You have now created a public/private key pair. The private key is stored locally on your machine. The public portion is sent to CAcert in the form of a CSR."
msgstr ""
#: www/wot.php:180
#: www/wot.php:182
#, php-format
msgid "You issued them %s points and they now have %s points in total."
msgstr ""
@ -2283,11 +2360,11 @@ msgstr ""
msgid "You must sight at least one form of government issued photo identification. It's preferable if 2 forms of Government issued photo ID are presented, as less points may be issued if there is any doubt on the person by the person issuing points;"
msgstr ""
#: www/wot.php:168
#: www/wot.php:170
msgid "You now have over 100 points and can start assuring others."
msgstr ""
#: www/wot.php:163
#: www/wot.php:165
msgid "You now have over 50 points, and can now have your name added to client certificates, and issue server certificates for up to 2 years."
msgstr ""
@ -2307,7 +2384,7 @@ msgstr ""
msgid "You tried to use an invalid language."
msgstr ""
#: www/wot.php:159
#: www/wot.php:161
#, php-format
msgid "You were issued %s points and you now have %s points in total."
msgstr ""
@ -2332,7 +2409,7 @@ msgstr ""
msgid "You'll prepare the request now, but you can only submit the request via the online request forms. We do not accept CSRs via email."
msgstr ""
#: www/wot.php:184
#: www/wot.php:186
msgid "You've Assured Another Member."
msgstr ""
@ -2340,11 +2417,11 @@ msgstr ""
msgid "You've attempted to verify the same domain a fourth time with an invalid hash, subsequantly this request has been deleted in the system"
msgstr ""
#: www/wot.php:174
#: www/wot.php:176
msgid "You've been Assured."
msgstr ""
#: www/account/43.php:145 www/wot/10.php:19
#: www/account/43.php:184 www/wot/10.php:19
msgid "Your Assurance Points"
msgstr ""
@ -2366,7 +2443,7 @@ msgstr ""
msgid "Your account and/or email address has been verified. You can now start issuing certificates for this address."
msgstr ""
#: www/wot.php:206
#: www/wot.php:208
msgid "Your account information has been updated."
msgstr ""
@ -2402,7 +2479,7 @@ msgstr ""
msgid "Your domain has been verified. You can now start issuing certificates for this domain."
root
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