From 77593642aa9fd98548482a91f944109bb8996237 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: "Gerard (Gerry) Caulfield" Date: Tue, 14 Feb 2012 09:13:49 +0800 Subject: [PATCH] MDL-31388 Fixing typo in enrol_ldap --- enrol/ldap/lang/en/enrol_ldap.php | 2 +- 1 file changed, 1 insertion(+), 1 deletion(-) diff --git a/enrol/ldap/lang/en/enrol_ldap.php b/enrol/ldap/lang/en/enrol_ldap.php index aa92c84c6c4..df3b34fc119 100644 --- a/enrol/ldap/lang/en/enrol_ldap.php +++ b/enrol/ldap/lang/en/enrol_ldap.php @@ -92,7 +92,7 @@ $string['phpldap_noextension'] = 'The PHP LDAP module does not seem to be pr $string['pluginname'] = 'LDAP enrolments'; $string['pluginname_desc'] = '

You can use an LDAP server to control your enrolments. It is assumed your LDAP tree contains groups that map to the courses, and that each of those groups/courses will have membership entries to map to students.

It is assumed that courses are defined as groups in LDAP, with each group having multiple membership fields (member or memberUid) that contain a uniqueidentification of the user.

To use LDAP enrolment, your users must to have a valid idnumber field. The LDAP groups must have that idnumber in the member fields for a user to be enrolled in the course. This will usually work well if you are already using LDAP Authentication.

Enrolments will be updated when the user logs in. You can also run a script to keep enrolments in synch. Look in enrol/ldap/cli/sync.php.

This plugin can also be set to automatically create new courses when new groups appear in LDAP.

'; $string['pluginnotenabled'] = 'Plugin not enabled!'; -$string['role_mapping'] = '

For each rol that you want to assign from LDAP, you need to specify the list of contexts where the role courses\'s groups are located. Separate different contexts with \';\'.

You also need to specify the attribute your LDAP server uses to hold the members of a group. Usually \'member\' or \'memberUid\'

'; +$string['role_mapping'] = '

For each role that you want to assign from LDAP, you need to specify the list of contexts where the role courses\'s groups are located. Separate different contexts with \';\'.

You also need to specify the attribute your LDAP server uses to hold the members of a group. Usually \'member\' or \'memberUid\'

'; $string['role_mapping_key'] = 'Map roles from LDAP '; $string['roles'] = 'Role mapping'; $string['server_settings'] = 'LDAP server settings';