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<string name="tls_cipher_alert">Newer OpenVPN for Android versions (0.6.29/March 2015) use a more secure default for the allowed cipher suites (tls-cipher \"DEFAULT:!EXP:!PSK:!SRP:!kRSA\"). Unfortunately, omitting the less secure cipher suites and export cipher suites, especially the omission of cipher suites that do not support Perfect Forward Secrecy (Diffie-Hellman) causes some problems. This usually caused by an well-intentioned but poorly executed attempts to strengthen TLS security by setting tls-cipher on the server or some embedded OSes with stripped down SSL (e.g. MikroTik).\nTo solve this problem the problem, set the tls-cipher settings on the server to reasonable default like tls-cipher \"DEFAULT:!EXP:!PSK:!SRP:!kRSA\". To work around the problem on the client add the custom option tls-cipher DEFAULT on the Android client.</string>
<string name="message_no_user_edit">This profile has been added from an external app (%s) and has been marked as not user editable.</string>
<string name="crl_file">Certificate Revocation List</string>
+ <string name="service_restarted">Restarting OpenVPN Service (App crashed probably crashed or killed for memory pressure)</string>
+ <string name="import_config_error">Importing the config yielded an error, cannot save it</string>
</resources>