7$messages['bar_subtitle'] = 'Update stable dbxApp releases easily and securely';
8$messages['intro'] = 'One click checks the latest release, downloads it and verifies SHA-256, the ZIP and every package file. You then only decide whether to install it safely or stop the update.';
26$messages['check_success'] = 'Release {version} was checked successfully.';
27$messages['stage_success'] = 'Release {version} was downloaded, verified with SHA-256 and staged safely.';
28$messages['prepare_success'] = 'Update {version} was downloaded and fully verified automatically. No program files have been changed yet.';
29$messages['install_success'] = 'dbxApp was updated successfully to version {version}.';
30$messages['stop_success'] = 'The prepared update {version} was stopped and removed completely.';
31$messages['rollback_success'] = 'Files and database state for version {version} were restored.';
32$messages['operation_invalid'] = 'The requested update action is invalid.';
33$messages['manifest_unavailable'] = 'The currently published release does not provide an update manifest yet. Automatic update checks are available from dbxApp 4.0.2.';
35$messages['install_confirm'] = 'Install the fully verified update now?';
36$messages['install_confirm_hint'] = 'The staged update can be stopped until installation starts. The following atomic database/file step must not be interrupted. Errors roll back database and files together.';
37$messages['rollback_confirm_title'] = 'Roll back update';
38$messages['rollback_confirm'] = 'Really restore the previous file version?';
39$messages['rollback_confirm_hint'] = 'All program files and DD tables changed by the latest update will be restored together from backup.';
41$messages['security_text'] = 'Only stable HTTPS releases from ecb-dbxApp/dbxapp are accepted. Version, PHP requirements, SHA-256, ZIP paths, symlinks and every package file are checked.';
42$messages['database_title'] = 'Databases remain under dbxDB';
43$messages['database_text'] = 'Every DD keeps its local server binding. DB3 and SQL servers may be mixed. Migrations run exclusively through dbxDB/dbxDD, are recorded by ID and never originate from a shipped production database.';