# mysqlpasswordhash.py: the MySQL password hash generator.
# Copyright (C) 2012
# This file is distributed as public domain, just like mysqlpasswordhash.py itself.
# Willem Bogaerts <code@w-p.dds.nl>, 2012.
#
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#: mysqlpasswordhash.py:3
#, docstring
msgid ""
"Calculates the hash that MySQL uses for passwords since version 4.1.\n"
"You can use the outcome in a (generated) SQL script or feed it directly to the MySQL command-line client.\n"
"Using the hash prevents passwords to be logged as plain text in the MySQL query log\n"
"or to be sent as plain text over a network.\n"
msgstr ""

#: mysqlpasswordhash.py:36
#, python-format
msgid "%(prog)s version "
msgstr ""

#: mysqlpasswordhash.py:37 mysqlpasswordhash.py:57
msgid ""
"Prompts for a password. This is the quickest way to calculate a password "
"hash without the risk of accidentally logging the password in a history file."
msgstr ""

#: mysqlpasswordhash.py:38 mysqlpasswordhash.py:58
msgid "Outputs a complete CREATE USER statement."
msgstr ""

#: mysqlpasswordhash.py:39 mysqlpasswordhash.py:59
msgid ""
"Read host, user and password from CREDENTIALSFILE. Such a file is often used "
"to allow non-interactive scripts to connect to MySQL. The file must be an "
"\"ini\" format configuration file with entries \"user\", \"password\" and "
"optionally \"host\" in section \"mysql\" or in section \"client\"."
msgstr ""

#: mysqlpasswordhash.py:39 mysqlpasswordhash.py:59
msgid "CREDENTIALSFILE"
msgstr ""

#: mysqlpasswordhash.py:40 mysqlpasswordhash.py:60
msgid "Outputs a GRANT statement for usage of the supplied DATABASE."
msgstr ""

#: mysqlpasswordhash.py:40 mysqlpasswordhash.py:60
msgid "DATABASE"
msgstr ""

#: mysqlpasswordhash.py:41
#, python-format
msgid ""
"host name or address. May contain wildcards, like '10.77.77.%%'. Defaults to "
"localhost (which is not the same as 127.0.0.1 to MySQL). When a host is "
"given both in a credentials file and as an argument, the argument is used. "
"This allows you to use wildcards."
msgstr ""

#: mysqlpasswordhash.py:41 mysqlpasswordhash.py:61
msgid "HOST"
msgstr ""

#: mysqlpasswordhash.py:42
msgid ""
"supply the password as an argument. BE CAREFUL: command-lines are often "
"logged in a history file if not called from within a script."
msgstr ""

#: mysqlpasswordhash.py:42 mysqlpasswordhash.py:47 mysqlpasswordhash.py:62
msgid "PASSWORD"
msgstr ""

#: mysqlpasswordhash.py:43
msgid ""
"Replaces usages of plain-text passwords in SQL_SCRIPT by hashes and outputs "
"the modified SQL script on stdout. Specifically, the clauses \"IDENTIFIED BY "
"'...'\" and \"PASSWORD('...')\"are replaced by their hashed counterparts. If "
"you pass a hyphen (-) as a file name, stdin is used."
msgstr ""

#: mysqlpasswordhash.py:43
msgid "SQL_SCRIPT"
msgstr ""

#: mysqlpasswordhash.py:44
msgid "Outputs a complete SET PASSWORD statement."
msgstr ""

#: mysqlpasswordhash.py:45
msgid "The username to be used in the generated SQL."
msgstr ""

#: mysqlpasswordhash.py:45 mysqlpasswordhash.py:65
msgid "USER"
msgstr ""

#: mysqlpasswordhash.py:46
msgid ""
"Outputs a complete user clause in the form of 'USER'@'HOST' IDENTIFIED BY "
"PASSWORD 'HASH'."
msgstr ""

#: mysqlpasswordhash.py:71
msgid "password: "
msgstr ""
