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{
    "lang_add": "Add",
    "lang_additionalMailAddresses": "Additional mail addresses",
    "lang_autoJson": "Full JSON data",
    "lang_autoJsonHelp": "The field \"POST format\" is ignored. The POST payload is a JSON struct with all available data regarding the according event. \"Subject\" and \"Message\" are ignored as well.",
    "lang_copy": "Copy",
    "lang_createFilter": "Create filter",
    "lang_description": "Description",
    "lang_details": "Details",
    "lang_editFilter": "Edit filter",
    "lang_editMail": "Edit mail",
    "lang_editTransport": "Edit transport",
    "lang_event": "Event",
    "lang_eventLog": "Server Log",
    "lang_filterArg": "Argument",
    "lang_filterExampleHelpText": "Here you can define filters for different events. Fields \"type\" and \"path\" contain example values, which can be displayed by single- or double-clicking (depending on browser) the according field.",
    "lang_filterOp": "Op",
    "lang_filterPath": "Path",
    "lang_filterResult": "Resulting string",
    "lang_filterRules": "Filter rules",
    "lang_formDataHelp": "POST event als urlencoded form data. Put your desired post string into the field above and use %TEXT% and %SUBJECT% as placeholders for where the according event fields go.",
    "lang_hintRegex": "If you use a regex, you can use capture groups in the filter expression, and refer to them later on in your message body.",
    "lang_host": "Host",
    "lang_http": "HTTP",
    "lang_httpMethod": "HTTP method",
    "lang_httpPostField": "HTTP post payload",
    "lang_httpPostFormat": "HTTP post payload Content-Type",
    "lang_httpUri": "URI",
    "lang_id": "ID",
    "lang_index": "Index",
    "lang_irc": "IRC",
    "lang_ircNickname": "Nickname",
    "lang_ircServer": "Server",
    "lang_ircServerPassword": "Server password",
    "lang_ircTarget": "Target Channel\/Nick",
    "lang_jsonStringHelp": "Supply a json struct containing placeholders %SUBJECT% and\/or %TEXT% in the \"HTTP post payload\" fied above.",
    "lang_logAndEvents": "Server log and event filtering",
    "lang_mail": "Mail",
    "lang_mailConfig": "Mail config",
    "lang_mailUsers": "Users to mail",
    "lang_mailconfigs": "Mail configs",
    "lang_messageTemplate": "Message template",
    "lang_messageTemplateHelp": "You can refer to the matched rules above by using their index in percentage-signs, like %0%, %1%, etc. If you use a regex with capture groups, you can refer to them individually by using %n:1%, %n:2% etc. Furthermode, you can format raw numbers by appending \"b\", \"kb\", \"mb\", \"gb\" to interpret the given value as bytes (or kilobytes, megabytes, etc.), \"ts\" if the input value is a unix timestamp, \"d\" to turn a duration in seconds into human readable format, and \"L\" to turn a location id into the according location name.",
    "lang_noMailConfig": "No mail config",
    "lang_optionalDescription": "Description (for reference only)",
    "lang_port": "Port",
    "lang_postUseSUBJECTandTEXThint": "Use %SUBJECT% and %TEXT% placeholders which will be escaped properly, according to chosen POST format.",
    "lang_reallyDelete": "Config deletion?",
    "lang_replyTo": "Reply to",
    "lang_rules": "Rules",
    "lang_sampleData": "Sample data",
    "lang_selectTransports": "Select transports",
    "lang_senderAddress": "Sender address",
    "lang_ssl": "TLS",
    "lang_sslExplicit": "Explicit TLS",
    "lang_sslImplicit": "Implicit TLS",
    "lang_sslNone": "No TLS",
    "lang_subject": "Subject",
    "lang_title": "Title",
    "lang_transportGroup": "Transport group",
    "lang_transports": "Transports",
    "lang_type": "Type",
    "lang_typeExample": "Example",
    "lang_uriUseSUBJECTandTEXThint": "You can use %SUBJECT% and %TEXT% in the URI too. They will be url-encoded.",
    "lang_when": "When"
}