duplicati/Duplicati/Library/Modules/Builtin/Strings/RunScript.resx

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    <value>Executes a script before starting an operation, and again on completion</value>
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    <value>Run script</value>
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    <value>Executes a script after performing an operation. The script will receive the operation results written to stdout.</value>
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    <value>Executes a script before performing an operation. The operation will block until the script has completed or timed out. If the script returns a non-zero error code or times out, the operation will be aborted.</value>
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    <value>Executes a script before performing an operation. The operation will block until the script has completed or timed out.</value>
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    <value>Sets the maximum time a script is allowed to execute. If the script has not completed within this time, it will continue to execute but the operation will continue too, and no script output will be processed.</value>
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