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  • Committer: Bazaar Package Importer
  • Author(s): John Dong
  • Date: 2006-12-01 14:00:21 UTC
  • mfrom: (6.1.5 feisty)
  • Revision ID: james.westby@ubuntu.com-20061201140021-rivugg5tgx6mujzg
Tags: 1.6.3-1ubuntu1~dapper1
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lang/en/enrol_ldap.php
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<?php // $Id$ 
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$string['enrolname'] = 'LDAP';
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$string['description'] = '<p>You can use an LDAP server to control your enrolments.  
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                          It is assumed your LDAP tree contains groups that map to 
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                          the courses, and that each of thouse groups/courses will 
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                          have membership entries to map to students.</p>
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                          <p>It is assumed that courses are defined as groups in 
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                          LDAP, with each group having multiple membership fields 
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                          (<em>member</em> or <em>memberUid</em>) that contain a unique
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                          identification of the user.</p>
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                          <p>To use LDAP enrolment, your users <strong>must</strong> 
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                          to have a valid  idnumber field. The LDAP groups must have 
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                          that idnumber in the member fields for a user to be enrolled 
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                          in the course.
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                          This will usually work well if you are already using LDAP 
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                          Authentication.</p>
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                          <p>Enrolments will be updated when the user logs in. You
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                           can also run a script to keep enrolments in synch. Look in 
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                          <em>enrol/ldap/enrol_ldap_sync.php</em>.</p>
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                          <p>This plugin can also be set to automatically create new 
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                          courses when new groups appear in LDAP.</p>';
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$string['enrol_ldap_server_settings'] = 'LDAP Server Settings';
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$string['enrol_ldap_host_url'] = 'Specify LDAP host in URL-form like 
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                                  \'ldap://ldap.myorg.com/\' 
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                                  or \'ldaps://ldap.myorg.com/\'';
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$string['enrol_ldap_version'] = 'The version of the LDAP protocol your server is using.';
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$string['enrol_ldap_bind_dn'] = 'If you want to use bind-user to search users, 
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                                 specify it here. Someting like 
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                                 \'cn=ldapuser,ou=public,o=org\'';
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$string['enrol_ldap_bind_pw'] = 'Password for bind-user.';
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$string['enrol_ldap_search_sub'] = 'Search group memberships from subcontexts.';
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$string['enrol_ldap_student_settings'] = 'Student enrolment settings';
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$string['enrol_ldap_teacher_settings'] = 'Teacher enrolment settings';
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$string['enrol_ldap_course_settings'] = 'Course enrolment settings';
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$string['enrol_ldap_student_contexts'] = 'List of contexts where groups with student
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                                          enrolments are located. Separate different 
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                                          contexts with \';\'. For example: 
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                                          \'ou=courses,o=org; ou=others,o=org\'';
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$string['enrol_ldap_student_memberattribute'] = 'Member attribute, when users belongs
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                                          (is enrolled) to a group. Usually \'member\'
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                                          or \'memberUid\'.';
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$string['enrol_ldap_teacher_contexts'] = 'List of contexts where groups with teacher
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                                          enrolments are located. Separate different 
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                                          contexts with \';\'. For example: 
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                                          \'ou=courses,o=org; ou=others,o=org\'';
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$string['enrol_ldap_teacher_memberattribute'] = 'Member attribute, when users belongs
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                                          (is enrolled) to a group. Usually \'member\'
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                                          or \'memberUid\'.';
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$string['enrol_ldap_autocreation_settings'] = 'Automatic course creation settings';
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$string['enrol_ldap_autocreate'] = 'Courses can be created automatically if there are
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                                    enrolments to a course  that doesn\'t yet exist 
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                                    in Moodle.';
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$string['enrol_ldap_objectclass'] = 'objectClass used to search courses. Usually
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                                     \'posixGroup\'.';
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$string['enrol_ldap_category'] = 'The category for auto-created courses.';
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$string['enrol_ldap_template'] = 'Optional: auto-created courses can copy 
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                                  their settings from a template course.';
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$string['enrol_ldap_updatelocal'] = 'Update local data';
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$string['enrol_ldap_editlock']    = 'Lock value';
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$string['enrol_ldap_course_idnumber'] = 'Map to the unique identifier in LDAP, usually
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                                         <em>cn</em> or <em>uid</em>. It is 
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                                         recommended to lock the value if you are using 
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                                         automatic course creation.';
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$string['enrol_ldap_course_shortname'] = 'Optional: LDAP field to get the shortname from.';
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$string['enrol_ldap_course_fullname']  = 'Optional: LDAP field to get the full name from.';
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$string['enrol_ldap_course_summary']   = 'Optional: LDAP field to get the summary from.';                                                                                                                                                
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$string['enrol_ldap_general_options']   = 'General Options';                                                                                                                                                
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?>