pmount - en to unknown language translation catalogue (2 entries)

en: Options:
      -r          : force <device> to be mounted read-only
      -w          : force <device> to be mounted read-write
      -s, --sync  : mount <device> with the 'sync' option (default: 'async')
      --noatime   : mount <device> with the 'noatime' option (default: 'atime')
      -e, --exec  : mount <device> with the 'exec' option (default: 'noexec')
      -t <fs>     : mount as file system type <fs> (default: autodetected)
      -c <charset>: use given I/O character set (default: 'utf8' if called
                    in an UTF-8 locale, otherwise mount default)
      -u <umask>  : use specified umask instead of the default (only for
                    file sytems which actually support umask setting)
     --passphrase <file>
                    read passphrase from file instead of the terminal
                    (only for LUKS encrypted devices)
      -d, --debug : enable debug output (very verbose)
      -h, --help  : print help message and exit successfuly
      --version   : print version number and exit successfully
target: Options:
      -r : force <device> to be mounted read-only
      -w : force <device> to be mounted read-write
      -s, --sync : mount <device> with the 'sync' option (default: 'async')
      --noatime : mount <device> with the 'noatime' option (default: 'atime')
      -e, --exec : mount <device> with the 'exec' option (default: 'noexec')
      -t <fs> : mount as file system type <fs> (default: autodetected)
      -c <charset>: use given I/O character set (default: 'utf8' if called
                    in an UTF-8 locale, otherwise mount default)
      -u <umask> : use specified umask instead of the default (only for
                    file sytems which actually support umask setting)
     --passphrase <file>
                    read passphrase from file instead of the terminal
                    (only for LUKS encrypted devices)
      -d, --debug : enable debug output (very verbose)
      -h, --help : print help message and exit successfully
      --version : print version number and exit successfully

en: Usage:
    
    %s [options] <device>
      Umount <device> from a directory below %s if policy requirements
      are met (see pumount(1) for details). The mount point directory is removed
      afterwards.
    
    Options:
      -l, --lazy  : umount lazily, see umount(8)
      -d, --debug : enable debug output (very verbose)
      -h, --help  : print help message and exit successfuly
      --version   : print version number and exit successfully
target: Usage:
    
    %s [options] <device>
      Umount <device> from a directory below %s if policy requirements
      are met (see pumount(1) for details). The mount point directory is removed
      afterwards.
    
    Options:
      -l, --lazy : umount lazily, see umount(8)
      -d, --debug : enable debug output (very verbose)
      -h, --help : print help message and exit successfuly
      --version : print version number and exit successfully
