Translations by Jared Norris

Usage: %s [<option>...] [<command>]

default GNU system type %s for Debian arch %s does not match specified GNU system type %s

Usage: %s [<command>]

Usage: %s [<option>...]

-s%s is deprecated; always using gpg style interface

source distribution

debian/rules is not executable; fixing that

build dependencies/conflicts unsatisfied; aborting

building a source package without cleaning up as you asked; it might contain undesired files

not signing UNRELEASED build; use --force-sign to override

%s must be updated to support the 'build-arch' and 'build-indep' targets (at least '%s' seems to be missing)

Usage: %s [<option>...] <filename> <section> <priority> Options: -f<files-list-file> write files here instead of debian/files. -?, --help show this help message. --version show the version.

illegal package name '%s': %s

no package stanza found in control info

pattern '%s' did not match any file

needs at least three arguments

file arguments need to exist

couldn't parse control information from %s

Usage: %s [<option>...] <binary-path> [<override-file> [<path-prefix>]] > Sources Options: -n, --no-sort don't sort by package before outputting. -e, --extra-override <file> use extra override file. -s, --source-override <file> use file for additional source overrides, default is regular override file with .src appended. --debug turn debugging on. -?, --help show this help message. --version show the version. See the man page for the full documentation.

unrecognized dependency field '%s'

binaries to analyze should already be installed in their package's directory

symbol %s used by %s found in none of the libraries

%s contains an unresolvable reference to symbol %s: it's probably a plugin

%d similar warning has been skipped (use -v to see it)

%d other similar warnings have been skipped (use -v to see them all)

%s should not be linked against %s (it uses none of the library's symbols)

package could avoid a useless dependency if %s was not linked against %s (it uses none of the library's symbols)

package could avoid a useless dependency if %s were not linked against %s (they use none of the library's symbols)

Note: libraries are not searched in other binary packages that do not have any shlibs or symbols file. To help dpkg-shlibdeps find private libraries, you might need to use -l.

cannot continue due to the error above

cannot continue due to the errors listed above

Usage: %s [<option>...] <executable>|-e<executable> [<option>...]

Positional options (order is significant): <executable> include dependencies for <executable>, -e<executable> (use -e if <executable> starts with '-') -d<dependency-field> next executable(s) set shlibs:<dependency-field>.

Dependency fields recognized are: %s

building source for a binary-only release

Usage: %s [<option>...] <command>

line %d of %s is invalid, it has been ignored

unrecognized line

version '%s' is invalid: %s

bad binary-only value: %s

Use --help for program usage information.

may not be empty string

character '%s' not allowed

must start with an alphanumeric character

source package name '%s' is illegal: %s

symbol information must be preceded by a header (file %s, line %s)

tried to merge the same object (%s) twice in a symfile

cannot merge symbols from objects without SONAME

source package format '%s' is not supported: %s

native package version may not have a revision

patch file '%s' doesn't exist

cannot unpack bzr-format source package because bzr is not in the PATH

cannot unpack git-format source package because git is not in the PATH