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vfs_mount_error=Can not mount {0}

parentdirectory_not_null=ParentDirectory can not be null
parentdirectory_not_set=ParentDirectory not set
ftp_dir_not_exist={0} not exist in FTP server
ftp_client_config=FTP Client Configuration can not be null
ftp_client_username='user' can not be null
ftp_client_password='password' can not be null
ftp_client_host='host' should be a nonempty string
ftp_client_port=Port number should be > 0
ftp_client_invalid_array=Invalid {0}, the {1} should be comma separate string list
ftp_client_clientMode=Only local modes are supported. Was: {0}
ftp_connect_failed=Connecting to server {0}:{1} failed. Please check the connection.
ftp_certificate_path=Invalidate certificate path {0} {1}
ftp_ketstore_path=Invalidate keystore path {0} {1}
ftp_login_failed=Login failed. The response from the server is: {0} 
ftp_failed_read=Failed to read from {0}. Server replied with: {1}
ftp_failed_write=Failed to write to {0}. Server replied with: {1}
ftp_failed_append=Failed to append to {0}. Server replied with: {1}
ftp_failed_rename=Failed to rename {0} to {1}. Server replied with: {2}