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"Project-Id-Version: PACKAGE VERSION\n"
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"Last-Translator: FULL NAME <EMAIL@ADDRESS>\n"
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msgid "Do you want MusE to run with superuser rights?"
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"For a good timing MusE needs to set the real time clock (/dev/rtc) to a "
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"higher clock rate, and raise its scheduling priority. Usually, only the root "
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"user is allowed to do this. MusE can be installed \"suid-root\", so that it "
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"always runs with superuser capabilities. In such a setup, ordinary users can "
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"twist the clock rate as well. However, this is a bad idea in general because "
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"large applications like MusE most definitely contain security holes that a "
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"local user might exploit to gain access to the root account."
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"If you intend to use MusE for timing-sensitive recordings, make sure you "
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"setup a computer with only a few trusted local users, preferrably no network "
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"connection, and give an affirmative answer to this question. Deny if unsure."