acl 2.3.2 - en to en translation catalogue (10 entries)

en: %s: error removing access acl on "%s": %s
en: %s: error removing access acl on “[1m%s[0m”: %s

en: %s: error removing default acl on "%s": %s
en: %s: error removing default acl on “[1m%s[0m”: %s

en: %s: cannot set access acl on "%s": %s
en: %s: cannot set access acl on “[1m%s[0m”: %s

en: %s: cannot set default acl on "%s": %s
en: %s: cannot set default acl on “[1m%s[0m”: %s

en: %s: %s: Malformed access ACL `%s': %s at entry %d
en: %s: %s: Malformed access ACL ‘[1m%s[0m’: %s at entry %d

en: %s: %s: Malformed default ACL `%s': %s at entry %d
en: %s: %s: Malformed default ACL ‘[1m%s[0m’: %s at entry %d

en: %s: Removing leading '/' from absolute path names
en: %s: Removing leading ‘[1m/[0m’ from absolute path names

en:   -a, --access            display the file access control list only
      -d, --default           display the default access control list only
      -c, --omit-header       do not display the comment header
      -e, --all-effective     print all effective rights
      -E, --no-effective      print no effective rights
      -s, --skip-base         skip files that only have the base entries
      -R, --recursive         recurse into subdirectories
      -L, --logical           logical walk, follow symbolic links
      -P, --physical          physical walk, do not follow symbolic links
      -t, --tabular           use tabular output format
      -n, --numeric           print numeric user/group identifiers
          --one-file-system   skip files on different filesystems
      -p, --absolute-names    don't strip leading '/' in pathnames
en:   -a, --access            display the file access control list only
      -d, --default           display the default access control list only
      -c, --omit-header       do not display the comment header
      -e, --all-effective     print all effective rights
      -E, --no-effective      print no effective rights
      -s, --skip-base         skip files that only have the base entries
      -R, --recursive         recurse into subdirectories
      -L, --logical           logical walk, follow symbolic links
      -P, --physical          physical walk, do not follow symbolic links
      -t, --tabular           use tabular output format
      -n, --numeric           print numeric user/group identifiers
          --one-file-system   skip files on different filesystems
      -p, --absolute-names    don't strip leading ‘[1m/[0m’ in pathnames

en: Try `%s --help' for more information.
en: Try ‘[1m%s --help[0m’ for more information.

en:   -R, --recursive         recurse into subdirectories
      -L, --logical           logical walk, follow symbolic links
      -P, --physical          physical walk, do not follow symbolic links
          --restore=file      restore ACLs (inverse of `getfacl -R')
          --test              test mode (ACLs are not modified)
en:   -R, --recursive         recurse into subdirectories
      -L, --logical           logical walk, follow symbolic links
      -P, --physical          physical walk, do not follow symbolic links
          --restore=file      restore ACLs (inverse of ‘[1mgetfacl -R[0m’)
          --test              test mode (ACLs are not modified)
