MDL-25475 lang string update thanks to Inaki Arenaza and Angelo Pappano

auth/db/lang/en/auth_db.php

@@ -42,10 +42,10 @@
 $string['auth_dbinsertuser'] = 'Inserted user {$a->name} id {$a->id}';
 $string['auth_dbinsertusererror'] = 'Error inserting user {$a}';
 $string['auth_dbname'] = 'Name of the database itself';
-$string['auth_dbname_key'] = 'DB Name';
+$string['auth_dbname_key'] = 'DB name';
 $string['auth_dbpass'] = 'Password matching the above username';
 $string['auth_dbpass_key'] = 'Password';
-$string['auth_dbpasstype'] = '<p>Specify the format that the password field is using. MD5 hashing is useful for connecting to other common web applications like PostNuke.</p> <p>Use \'internal\' if you want to the external DB to manage usernames &amp; email addresses, but Moodle to manage passwords. If you use \'internal\', you <i>must</i> 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.</p>';
+$string['auth_dbpasstype'] = '<p>Specify the format that the password field is using. MD5 hashing is useful for connecting to other common web applications like PostNuke.</p> <p>Use \'internal\' if you want to the external DB to manage usernames &amp; email addresses, but Moodle to manage passwords. If you use \'internal\', you <i>must</i> provide a populated email address field in the external DB, and you must execute both admin/cron.php and auth/db/cli/sync_users.php regularly. Moodle will send an email to new users with a temporary password.</p>';
 $string['auth_dbpasstype_key'] = 'Password format';
 $string['auth_dbreviveduser'] = 'Revived user {$a->name} id {$a->id}';
 $string['auth_dbrevivedusererror'] = 'Error reviving user {$a}';
@@ -61,7 +61,7 @@
 $string['auth_dbtype_key'] = 'Database';
 $string['auth_dbupdatinguser'] = 'Updating user {$a->name} id {$a->id}';
 $string['auth_dbuser'] = 'Username with read access to the database';
-$string['auth_dbuser_key'] = 'DB User';
+$string['auth_dbuser_key'] = 'DB user';
 $string['auth_dbusernotexist'] = 'Cannot update non-existent user: {$a}';
 $string['auth_dbuserstoadd'] = 'User entries to add: {$a}';
 $string['auth_dbuserstoremove'] = 'User entries to remove: {$a}';