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anon-connection-wizard:
    en:
        enable_tor:
            I am ready to enable Tor.

        disable_tor:
            I want to disable Tor.

        censored_tor:
            Tor is censored or dangerous in my area.

        use_proxy:
            I use proxy or firewall settings to connect to the internet.

        tor_enabled:
            <p>Tor networking is enabled.</p>
            <hr></hr>
            <p>Tor config file:</p>

        tor_already_enabled:
            <p>Tor networking is already enabled.</p>
            <hr></hr>
            <p>Tor config file:</p>

        tor_disabled:
            <p>Tor networking is disabled.</p>
            <hr></hr>
            <p>Tor config file:</p>

        tor_already_disabled:
            <p>Tor networking is already disabled.</p>
            <hr></hr>
            <p>Tor config file:</p>

        finish_page_ok:
            <p>anon-connection-wizard is completed.</p>
            <p>Click "Finish" to run systemcheck.</p>

        finish_disabled:
            <p>anon-connection-wizard is completed, but Tor networking is disabled.</p>
            <p>systemcheck will <b>not</b> be run.</p>

        something_wrong:
            <p>Something is wrong with torrc!</p>
            <p>Press "Next" and try and fix the problem as per the instructions, or as a last resort,
            report a bug.</p>

        no_torrc:
            <p>The Tor config file does not exist.</p>
            <p>You can try to manually create it. Open it&#58;
            <blockquote>Start Menu -> System -> Tor User Config</blockquote>
            And add.
            <blockquote>#DisableNetwork 0</blockquote>
            Save. Then re-run anon-connection-wizard.</p>

        bad_torrc:
            <p>The line "DisableNetwork 0" does not exist in the Tor config file.</p>
            <p>You can try to manually edit the Tor config file&#58;
            <blockquote>Start Menu -> System -> Tor User Config</blockquote>
            <p>Add line containing only "DisableNetwork 0" (without the quotes),
            and re-run anon-connection-wizard.</p>

        cannot_connect:
            <p>"sudo service tor@default status" returned non-zero exit code , which means Tor does NOT work.</p>
            <p>Maybe your Whonix-Gateway has only one network card attached? Most likely there
            is something wrong with your Tor config.</p>
            <p>You can try to manually edit the Tor config file&#58; </p>
            <blockquote>Start Menu -> System -> Tor User Config</blockquote>
            <p>Running&#58; </p>
            <blockquote>sudo service tor@default restart</blockquote>
            <p>might help with troubleshooting.</p>