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Clear Logfile
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Clear Log file
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Translated and reviewed by
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Clear Logfile
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Suggested by
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Located in
src/viewer/logfilereader.cpp:48 src/viewer/logfilereader.cpp:145
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Note: By saving the logfile you will save all data in the file, not only the part you can see in this viewer.
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Note: By saving the log file you will save all data in the file, not only the part you can see in this viewer.
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Translated and reviewed by
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Note: By saving the logfile you will save all data in the file, not only the part you can see in this viewer.
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Suggested by
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Located in
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Usage: %1setkey <nick|channel> <key> sets the encryption key for nick or channel. %1setkey <key> when in a channel or query tab sets the key for it. The key field recognizes "cbc:" and "ecb:" prefixes to set the block cipher mode of operation to either Cipher-Block Chaining or Electronic Codebook. The mode it defaults to when no prefix is given can be changed in the configuration dialog under Behavior -> Connection -> Encryption -> Default Encryption Type, with the default for that setting being Electronic Codebook (ECB).
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Usage: %1setkey <nick|channel> <key> sets the encryption key for nick or channel. %1setkey <key> when in a channel or query tab sets the key for it. The key field recognises "cbc:" and "ecb:" prefixes to set the block cipher mode of operation to either Cipher-Block Chaining or Electronic Codebook. The mode it defaults to when no prefix is given can be changed in the configuration dialogue under Behaviour -> Connection -> Encryption -> Default Encryption Type, with the default for that setting being Electronic Codebook (ECB).
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Translated and reviewed by
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Usage: %1setkey <nick|channel> <key> sets the encryption key for nick or channel. %1setkey <key> when in a channel or query tab sets the key for it. The key field recognises "cbc:" and "ecb:" prefixes to set the block cipher mode of operation to either Cipher-Block Chaining or Electronic Codebook. The mode it defaults to when no prefix is given can be changed in the configuration dialog under Behaviour -> Connection -> Encryption -> Default Encryption Type, with the default for that setting being Electronic Codebook (ECB).
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Suggested by
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Located in
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Enter your real name here. IRC is not intended to keep you hidden from your friends or enemies. Keep this in mind if you are tempted to behave maliciously. A fake "real name" can be a good way to mask your gender from all the nerds out there, but the PC you use can always be traced so you will never be truly anonymous.
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i18n: file: src/identitydialog.ui:197
i18n: ectx: property (whatsThis), widget (KLineEdit, m_realNameEdit)
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Enter your real name here. IRC is not intended to keep you hidden from your friends or enemies. Keep this in mind if you are tempted to behave maliciously. A fake "real name" can be a good way to mask your gender from all the idiots out there, but the PC you use can always be traced so you will never be truly anonymous.
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Translated and reviewed by
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Enter your real name here. IRC is not intended to keep you hidden from your friends or enemies. Keep this in mind if you are tempted to behave maliciously. A fake "real name" can be a good way to mask your gender from all the nerds out there, but the PC you use can always be traced so you will never be truly anonymous.
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Suggested by
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Located in
rc.cpp:540 obj-i686-linux-gnu/src/ui_identitydialog.h:461
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