@martinkbs Ah, I missed it that it's trying to transfer the database. Indeed, postgresql is the internal name. There is no public endpoint. What you have to do is to export the postgresql dump from the old instance and import it into Cloudron by hand. Please see https://docs.cloudron.io/guides/import-postgresql/

@girish update went fine!!! Thanks!

Indeed there where 40K+ session files, they are all gone now.

I do see a new folder “Moodle-prev-do-not-touch” 🙂

I have moved sessions to redis in the upcoming package.

@girish I am exploring that angle too but will just add to my existing PR. Waiting to hear back from our hosting team to see if they do anything differently.

@imc67 I am still looking to see how awesome it is..

been buggy for me just trying to install a dark theme ;-/

@imc67 I've published a new package which sets the getremoteaddrconf now correctly.
Since we only have one reverse proxy, the second setting was not needed in my tests. So this is untouched by default.

Fixed for next release.

@atrilahiji Thanks for reporting! What's crazy is there are like over 20 different types of plugins and thus over 20 different directories to take care of. I imagine it's a massive engineering effort.

Good idea, I will add a Learning category for now. Moodle already has that tag in the manifest, so only dashboard needs changes here.

@girish Ah I see. That makes sense 🙂

no worries, just reporting in case it was relevant.

@girish Weird... I only see my LDAP changes in there. Did I actually nail it and didn't notice or did you fix something? Not that it really matters. I'm just curious :^)

Whoops I had the full URL and the port. Double ports. Thanks @girish !

Edit: Also here are some resources for tests

https://docs.moodle.org/dev/Running_acceptance_test
https://docs.moodle.org/dev/PHPUnit#Initialisation_of_test_environment