MediaWiki:Backend-fail-batchsize/qqq

Error message when the limit of operations to be done at once in the file backend was reached. Parameters:

• $1 - the number of operations attempted at once in this case
• $2 - the maximum number of operations that can be attempted at once

Both parameters are PLURAL supported

A "backend" is a system or component that ordinary users don't interact with directly and don't need to know about, and that is responsible for a distinct task or service - for example, a storage back-end is a generic system for storing data which other applications can use. Possible alternatives for back-end are "system" or "service", or (depending on context and language) even leave it untranslated.

• Backend-fail-alreadyexists ("The file "$1" already exists.")
• Backend-fail-backup ("Could not backup file "$1".")
• Backend-fail-batchsize ("The storage backend was given a batch of $1 file {{PLURAL:$1|operation|operations}}; the limit is $2 {{PLURAL:$2|operation|operations}}.")
• Backend-fail-closetemp ("Could not close temporary file.")
• Backend-fail-connect ("Could not connect to storage backend "$1".")
• Backend-fail-contenttype ("Could not determine the content type of the file to store at "$1".")
• Backend-fail-copy ("Could not copy file "$1" to "$2".")
• Backend-fail-create ("Could not write file "$1".")
• Backend-fail-delete ("Could not delete file "$1".")
• Backend-fail-describe ("Could not change metadata for file "$1".")
• Backend-fail-hashes ("Could not get file hashes for comparison.")
• Backend-fail-internal ("An unknown error occurred in storage backend "$1".")
• Backend-fail-invalidpath (""$1" is not a valid storage path.")
• Backend-fail-maxsize ("Could not write file "$1" because it is larger than {{PLURAL:$2|one byte|$2 bytes}}.")
• Backend-fail-move ("Could not move file "$1" to "$2".")
• Backend-fail-notexists ("The file $1 does not exist.")
• Backend-fail-notsame ("A non-identical file already exists at "$1".")
• Backend-fail-opentemp ("Could not open temporary file.")
• Backend-fail-read ("Could not read file "$1".")
• Backend-fail-readonly ("The storage backend "$1" is currently read-only. The reason given is: <em>$2</em>")
• Backend-fail-store ("Could not store file "$1" at "$2".")
• Backend-fail-stream ("Could not stream file "$1".")
• Backend-fail-synced ("The file "$1" is in an inconsistent state within the internal storage backends")
• Backend-fail-usable ("Could not read or write file "$1" due to insufficient permissions or missing directories/containers.")
• Backend-fail-writetemp ("Could not write to temporary file.")