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represents a space character.
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ku_configdlg.cpp:64 ku_configdlg.cpp:65 ku_configdlg.cpp:66
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<p>The shell %1 is not yet listed in the file %2. In order to use this shell you must add it to this file first.<br />Do you want to add it now?</p>
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ku_edituser.cpp:997
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Folder %1 left 'as is'. 
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ku_user.cpp:201
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This option allows you to select where the user/group data stored. Currently three storage backends are supported. <BR><B>Files</B> stores user/group data in traditional /etc/passwd and /etc/group flat files. <BR><B>LDAP</B> stores data in a directory server using the posixAccount and posixGroup object classes; this backend allows the management of Samba users/groups via the sambaSamAccount object class.<BR><B>System</B> provides a read-only access to all users and groups which your installation knows about.
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i18n: file: kuser.kcfg:27
i18n: ectx: whatsthis, entry (source), group (connection-$(connection))
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rc.cpp:212
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This option allows to specify the structural objectclass used with users' entries. If you want to use these entries not just for authentication, but for an address book, too, then choose inetOrgPerson.
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i18n: file: kuser.kcfg:241
i18n: ectx: whatsthis, entry (ldapstructural), group (connection-$(connection))
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Check this if you want to use the user/group entries in a Samba domain. KUser will create sambaSamAccount objectclass for each entry which is usable with the ldapsam passdb backend with Samba version greater than 3.0.
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i18n: file: kuser.kcfg:272
i18n: ectx: whatsthis, entry (ldapsam), group (connection-$(connection))
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This specifies the domain Security IDentifier. It is unique in a single domain. You can query the value of the domain SID with 'net getlocalsid domain_name'.
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i18n: file: kuser.kcfg:280
i18n: ectx: whatsthis, entry (samdomsid), group (connection-$(connection))
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This value is an offset for the algorithmic mapping from uids and gids to rids. The default (and minimum) value is 1000, it must be even, and the LDAP database and smb.conf must store the same values.
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i18n: file: kuser.kcfg:284
i18n: ectx: whatsthis, entry (samridbase), group (connection-$(connection))
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