If you leave these blank, then defaults will be used.
In either case, the user will be able to edit all of these fields after they log in.
'; $string['auth_dbfieldpass'] = 'Name of the field containing passwords'; $string['auth_dbfielduser'] = 'Name of the field containing usernames'; $string['auth_dbhost'] = 'The computer hosting the database server.'; $string['auth_dbname'] = 'Name of the database itself'; $string['auth_dbpass'] = 'Password matching the above username'; $string['auth_dbpasstype'] = 'Specify the format that the password field is using. MD5 hashing is useful for connecting to other common web applications like PostNuke.
Use \'internal\' if you want to the external DB to manage usernames & email addresses, but Moodle to manage passwords. If you use \'internal\', you must provide a populated email address field in the external DB, and you must execute both admin/cron.php and auth/db/auth_db_sync_users.php regularly. Moodle will send an email to new users with a temporary password.
'; $string['auth_dbtable'] = 'Name of the table in the database'; $string['auth_dbtitle'] = 'External database'; $string['auth_dbtype'] = 'The database type (See the ADOdb documentation for details)'; $string['auth_dbuser'] = 'Username with read access to the database'; $string['auth_dbcantconnect'] ='Could not connect to the specified authentication database...'; $string['auth_dbuserstoadd'] = 'User entries to add: $a'; $string['auth_dbuserstoremove'] = 'User entries to remove: $a'; $string['auth_dbhost_key'] = 'Host'; $string['auth_dbtype_key'] = 'Database'; $string['auth_dbsybasequoting'] = 'Use sybase quotes'; $string['auth_dbsybasequotinghelp'] = 'Sybase style single quote escaping - needed for Oracle, MS SQL and some other databases. Do not use for MySQL!'; $string['auth_dbname_key'] = 'DB Name'; $string['auth_dbuser_key'] = 'DB User'; $string['auth_dbpass_key'] = 'Password'; $string['auth_dbtable_key'] = 'Table'; $string['auth_dbfielduser_key'] = 'Username field'; $string['auth_dbfieldpass_key'] = 'Password field'; $string['auth_dbpasstype_key'] = 'Password format'; $string['auth_dbextencoding'] = 'External db encoding'; $string['auth_dbextencodinghelp'] = 'Encoding used in external database'; $string['auth_dbsetupsql'] = 'SQL setup command'; $string['auth_dbsetupsqlhelp'] = 'SQL command for special database setup, often used to setup communication encoding - example for MySQL and PostgreSQL: SET NAMES \'utf8\''; $string['auth_dbdebugauthdb'] = 'Debug ADOdb'; $string['auth_dbdebugauthdbhelp'] = 'Debug ADOdb connection to external database - use when getting empty page during login. Not suitable for production sites.'; $string['auth_dbchangepasswordurl_key'] = 'Password-change URL'; $string['auth_dbinsertuser'] ='Inserted user $a[0] id $a[1]'; $string['auth_dbinsertusererror'] = 'Error inserting user $a'; $string['auth_dbdeleteuser'] ='Deleted user $a[0] id $a[1]'; $string['auth_dbdeleteusererror'] = 'Error deleting user $a'; $string['auth_dbreviveduser'] ='Revived user $a[0] id $a[1]'; $string['auth_dbrevivedusererror'] = 'Error reviving user $a'; $string['auth_dbsuspenduser'] ='Suspended user $a[0] id $a[1]'; $string['auth_dbsuspendusererror'] = 'Error suspending user $a'; $string['auth_dbusernotexist'] = 'Cannot update non-existent user: $a'; $string['auth_dbupdatinguser'] ='Updating user $a[0] id $a[1]'; ?>