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drupal_set_message(t("Please upgrade SimpleSAMLphp. You are using %ssp_version", array('%ssp_version' => $_simplesamlphp_auth_saml_version)), 'warning');
'#description' => t('Example: <i>eduPersonPrincipalName</i> or <i>displayName</i><br />If the attribute is multivalued, the first value will be used.'),
'#description' => t('Example: <i>eduPersonPrincipalName</i> or <i>eduPersonTargetedID</i><br />If the attribute is multivalued, the first value will be used.'),
'#description' => t('Determines wether or not the module should automatically create/register new Drupal accounts for users that authenticate using SimpleSAMLphp. Unless you\'ve done some custom work to provision Drupal accounts with the necessary authmap entries you will want this checked.<br /><br />NOTE: If unchecked each user must already have been provisioned a Drupal account with an appropriate entry in the authmap table before logging in. Otherwise they will receive a notice and be denied access. Be aware that simply creating a Drupal account will not create the necessary entry in the authmap table.'),
'#description' => t('Check this box if you want to let people set passwords for their local Drupal accounts. This will allow users to log in using either SAML or a local Drupal account. Disabling this removes the password change fields from the user profile form.<br/>NOTE: In order for them to login using their local Drupal password you must allow local logins with the settings below.'),
'#description' => t('Check this box if you want to let people log in with local Drupal accounts (without using simpleSAMLphp). If you want to restrict this privilege to certain users you can enter the Drupal user IDs in the field below.'),
'#description' => t('Example: <i>1,2,3</i><br />A comma-separated list of user IDs that should be allowed to login without simpleSAMLphp. If left blank, all local accounts can login.'),
drupal_set_message(t("Please upgrade SimpleSAMLphp. You are using %ssp_version", array('%ssp_version' => $_simplesamlphp_auth_saml_version)), 'warning');
'#description' => t('Example: <i>eduPersonPrincipalName</i> or <i>displayName</i><br />If the attribute is multivalued, the first value will be used.'),
'#description' => t('Example: <i>eduPersonPrincipalName</i> or <i>eduPersonTargetedID</i><br />If the attribute is multivalued, the first value will be used.'),
'#description' => t('Determines wether or not the module should automatically create/register new Drupal accounts for users that authenticate using SimpleSAMLphp. Unless you\'ve done some custom work to provision Drupal accounts with the necessary authmap entries you will want this checked.<br /><br />NOTE: If unchecked each user must already have been provisioned a Drupal account with an appropriate entry in the authmap table before logging in. Otherwise they will receive a notice and be denied access. Be aware that simply creating a Drupal account will not create the necessary entry in the authmap table.'),
'#description' => t('Check this box if you want to let people set passwords for their local Drupal accounts. This will allow users to log in using either SAML or a local Drupal account. Disabling this removes the password change fields from the user profile form.<br/>NOTE: In order for them to login using their local Drupal password you must allow local logins with the settings below.'),
'#description' => t('Check this box if you want to let people log in with local Drupal accounts (without using simpleSAMLphp). If you want to restrict this privilege to certain users you can enter the Drupal user IDs in the field below.'),
'#description' => t('Example: <i>1,2,3</i><br />A comma-separated list of user IDs that should be allowed to login without simpleSAMLphp. If left blank, all local accounts can login.'),
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