Proyectos de Subversion Moodle

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/**

 * Automatically generated strings for Moodle installer

 *

 * Do not edit this file manually! It contains just a subset of strings

 * needed during the very first steps of installation. This file was

 * generated automatically by export-installer.php (which is part of AMOS

 * {@link http://docs.moodle.org/dev/Languages/AMOS}) using the

 * list of strings defined in /install/stringnames.txt.

 *

 * @package   installer

 * @license   http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/gpl.html GNU GPL v3 or later

 */

defined('MOODLE_INTERNAL') || die();

$string['memorylimithelp'] = '<p>The PHP memory limit for your server is currently set to {$a}.</p>

<p>This may cause Moodle to have memory problems later on, especially

   if you have a lot of modules enabled and/or a lot of users.</p>

<p>We recommend that you configure PHP with a higher limit if possible, like 40M.

   There are several ways of doing this that you can try:</p>

<ol>

<li>If you are able to, recompile PHP with <i>--enable-memory-limit</i>.

    This will allow Moodle to set the memory limit itself.</li>

<li>If you have access to your php.ini file, you can change the <b>memory_limit</b>

    setting in there to something like 40M.  If you don\'t have access you might

    be able to ask your administrator to do this for you.</li>

<li>On some PHP servers you can create a .htaccess file in the Moodle directory

    containing this line:

    <blockquote><div>php_value memory_limit 40M</div></blockquote>

    <p>However, on some servers this will prevent <b>all</b> PHP pages from working

    (you will see errors when you look at pages) so you\'ll have to remove the .htaccess file.</p></li>

</ol>';

$string['pathssubdataroot'] = '<p>A directory where Moodle will store all file content uploaded by users.</p>

<p>This directory should be both readable and writeable by the web server user (usually \'www-data\', \'nobody\', or \'apache\').</p>

<p>It must not be directly accessible over the web.</p>

<p>If the directory does not currently exist, the installation process will attempt to create it.</p>';

$string['pathssubdirroot'] = '<p>The full path to the directory containing the Moodle code.</p>';

$string['pathssubwwwroot'] = '<p>The full address where Moodle will be accessed i.e. the address that users will enter into the address bar of their browser to access Moodle.</p>

<p>It is not possible to access Moodle using multiple addresses. If your site is accessible via multiple addresses then choose the easiest one and set up a permanent redirect for each of the other addresses.</p>

<p>If your site is accessible both from the Internet, and from an internal network (sometimes called an Intranet), then use the public address here.</p>

<p>If the current address is not correct, please change the URL in your browser\'s address bar and restart the installation.</p>';

$string['phpversionhelp'] = '<p>Moodle requires a PHP version of at least 5.6.5 or 7.1 (7.0.x has some engine limitations).</p>

<p>You are currently running version {$a}.</p>

<p>You must upgrade PHP or move to a host with a newer version of PHP.</p>';

$string['welcomep10'] = '{$a->installername} ({$a->installerversion})';