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Corrects verifiable defects in the shipped Turkish translations across 25 modules. No .auto (machine-translated) files are touched. Placeholder bugs (33 keys) - substitution variables were missing, duplicated or renumbered relative to lang/en: * fdisk/mkfs_desc1 used $1 twice, so the "all data will be permanently erased" confirmation named the filesystem type instead of the target device. * apache/reconfig_ever linked to <a href='$1'> instead of $2, pointing the "module configuration" link at the version string. * useradmin/export_eopen contained the Perl special variable $! rather than $1. * adsl-client/index_stopdesc, inittab/log_rename, hpuxexports/save_ehost, mysql/log_perm_* and others repeated $1 where $2/$3 was intended. * cron/env_ename referenced $1, which lang/en does not provide. HTML markup bugs (19 keys) - tags were dropped or swapped, breaking rendering or links: * useradmin/batch_desc6 and batch_desc3 contained the literal strings "$batch_desc1" and "$batch_desc0" and rendered as plain text. * bind8/mass_desc translated the literal named.conf keywords master, slave, stub and forward, which would lead users to enter invalid configuration values. These are now left untranslated. * mysql/index_nomod, samba/esync_msg, squid/clear_msgclear and others lost <tt>/<b> pairs present in lang/en. Encoding (10 keys) - mailboxes/lang/tr contained double-encoded UTF-8 (mojibake), e.g. "klasöründen" instead of "klasöründen". Untranslated strings (96 keys) - htaccess-htpasswd/lang/tr was a verbatim copy of lang/en and is now fully translated. Remaining English strings in fdisk, mount, shorewall, webalizer, xinetd and firewall are translated. Technical identifiers (LVM VG/LV, IPsec AH) are deliberately kept in English. All modified files are valid UTF-8, keep their original key order and line count, and their placeholders now match lang/en exactly.
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Webmin is a web-based system administration tool for Unix-like servers, and services with about 1,000,000 yearly installations worldwide. Using it, it is possible to configure operating system internals, such as users, disk quotas, services or configuration files, as well as modify, and control open-source apps, such as BIND DNS Server, Apache HTTP Server, PHP, MySQL, and many more.
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