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/**
 * Strings for component 'tool_task', language 'en'
 *
 * @package    tool_task
 * @copyright  2014 Damyon Wiese
 * @license    http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/gpl.html GNU GPL v3 or later
 */

$string['asap'] = 'ASAP';
$string['blocking'] = 'Blocking';
$string['component'] = 'Component';
$string['corecomponent'] = 'Core';
$string['default'] = 'Default';
$string['disabled'] = 'Disabled';
$string['disabled_help'] = 'Disabled scheduled tasks are not executed from cron, however they can still be executed manually via the CLI tool.';
$string['edittaskschedule'] = 'Edit task schedule: {$a}';
$string['faildelay'] = 'Fail delay';
$string['lastruntime'] = 'Last run';
$string['nextruntime'] = 'Next run';
$string['pluginname'] = 'Scheduled task configuration';
$string['resettasktodefaults'] = 'Reset task schedule to defaults';
$string['resettasktodefaults_help'] = 'This will discard any local changes and revert the schedule for this task back to its original settings.';
$string['scheduledtasks'] = 'Scheduled tasks';
$string['scheduledtaskchangesdisabled'] = 'Modifications to the list of scheduled tasks have been prevented in Moodle configuration';
$string['taskscheduleday'] = 'Day';
$string['taskscheduleday_help'] = 'Day of month field for task schedule. The field uses the same format as unix cron. Some examples are:<br/><ul><li><strong>*</strong> Every day</li><li><strong>*/2</strong> Every 2nd day</li><li><strong>1</strong> The first of every month</li><li><strong>1,15</strong> The first and fifteenth of every month</li></ul>';
$string['taskscheduledayofweek'] = 'Day of week';
$string['taskscheduledayofweek_help'] = 'Day of week field for task schedule. The field uses the same format as unix cron. Some examples are:<br/><ul><li><strong>*</strong> Every day</li><li><strong>0</strong> Every Sunday</li><li><strong>6</strong> Every Saturday</li><li><strong>1,5</strong> Every Monday and Friday</li></ul>';
$string['taskschedulehour'] = 'Hour';
$string['taskschedulehour_help'] = 'Hour field for task schedule. The field uses the same format as unix cron. Some examples are:<br/><ul><li><strong>*</strong> Every hour</li><li><strong>*/2</strong> Every 2 hours</li><li><strong>2-10</strong> Every hour from 2am until 10am (inclusive)</li><li><strong>2,6,9</strong> 2am, 6am and 9am</li></ul>';
$string['taskscheduleminute'] = 'Minute';
$string['taskscheduleminute_help'] = 'Minute field for task schedule. The field uses the same format as unix cron. Some examples are:<br/><ul><li><strong>*</strong> Every minute</li><li><strong>*/5</strong> Every 5 minutes</li><li><strong>2-10</strong> Every minute between 2 and 10 past the hour (inclusive)</li><li><strong>2,6,9</strong> 2 6 and 9 minutes past the hour</li></ul>';
$string['taskschedulemonth'] = 'Month';
$string['taskschedulemonth_help'] = 'Month field for task schedule. The field uses the same format as unix cron. Some examples are:<br/><ul><li><strong>*</strong> Every month</li><li><strong>*/2</strong> Every second month</li><li><strong>1</strong> Every January</li><li><strong>1,5</strong> Every January and May</li></ul>';
