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	Key	English	Actions
	Language	Language
	Your instance	Your instance
	Web address of your Tiny Tiny RSS instance (without {{- opentag}}http(s)://{{- endtag}})	Web address of your Tiny Tiny RSS instance (without {{- opentag}}http(s)://{{- endtag}})
	How many CPU threads should be allocated to the update daemon?	How many CPU threads should be allocated to the update daemon?
	Setting up email sending	Setting up email sending
	Display name of the email’s sender	Display name of the email’s sender
	Email sender address	Email sender address
	Subject of digest emails	Subject of digest emails
	Registrations	Registrations
	Open registrations?	Open registrations?
	Maximum number of accounts (when this number is reached, registrations are disabled. For an unlimited number of accounts, put {{- opentag}}0{{- endtag}})	Maximum number of accounts (when this number is reached, registrations are disabled. For an unlimited number of accounts, put {{- opentag}}0{{- endtag}})
	Admin account	Admin account
	The login of the admin account is, without surprise, {{- opentag}}admin{{- endtag}}.	The login of the admin account is, without surprise, {{- opentag}}admin{{- endtag}}.
	Email attached to admin account	Email attached to admin account
	Password of admin account	Password of admin account
	Apticron is a program that runs daily on your server and notifies you by email if package updates are available.	Apticron is a program that runs daily on your server and notifies you by email if package updates are available.
	Install apticron? {{- opentag}}recommended{{- endtag}}	Install apticron? {{- opentag}}recommended{{- endtag}}
	Recipient for apticron’s emails ({{- opentag}}root{{- endtag}} is ok if you configured a real address in {{- opentag}}/etc/aliases{{- endtag}}	Recipient for apticron’s emails ({{- opentag}}root{{- endtag}} is ok if you configured a real address in {{- opentag}}/etc/aliases{{- endtag}}
	Download configuration	Download configuration
	Reset	Reset

	Key	English	Actions
	Admin account	Admin account
	Apticron is a program that runs daily on your server and notifies you by email if package updates are available.	Apticron is a program that runs daily on your server and notifies you by email if package updates are available.
	Created by {{- opentag}}Luc Didry{{- endtag}}	Created by {{- opentag}}Luc Didry{{- endtag}}
	Display name of the email’s sender	Display name of the email’s sender
	Download configuration	Download configuration
	Email attached to admin account	Email attached to admin account
	Email sender address	Email sender address
	How many CPU threads should be allocated to the update daemon?	How many CPU threads should be allocated to the update daemon?
	Install apticron? {{- opentag}}recommended{{- endtag}}	Install apticron? {{- opentag}}recommended{{- endtag}}
	Language	Language
	Maximum number of accounts (when this number is reached, registrations are disabled. For an unlimited number of accounts, put {{- opentag}}0{{- endtag}})	Maximum number of accounts (when this number is reached, registrations are disabled. For an unlimited number of accounts, put {{- opentag}}0{{- endtag}})
	Open registrations?	Open registrations?
	Password of admin account	Password of admin account
	Recipient for apticron’s emails ({{- opentag}}root{{- endtag}} is ok if you configured a real address in {{- opentag}}/etc/aliases{{- endtag}}	Recipient for apticron’s emails ({{- opentag}}root{{- endtag}} is ok if you configured a real address in {{- opentag}}/etc/aliases{{- endtag}}
	Registrations	Registrations
	Reset	Reset

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Apticron is a program that runs daily on your server and notifies you by email if package updates are available.

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conf-generator/public/locales/en.json, string 19