That's great! PostgreSQL seems more robust than Mariadb.

I am new to Moodel. I tried Coolify and Caprover. They are using the Bitnami image which is extremely hard to upgrade. It doesn't pull the latest image.

And just today, I followed the official moodle installation tutorial. Honestly, it is quite complicated, especially for a non-technical educator.

Cloudron is probably the only platform that achieves the balance between the simplicity of the one click installation approach and the sustainability of the official installation approach.

I will dive deeper into Cloudron in the following weeks. And I will share my feedback with you guys.

Awesome work!

OK, that's strange! Let us know if you figure out what changed.

It seems to be correct here in a test install:

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What is the package version you are running ? If you go the Cloudron Dashboard -> App -> Update . It will show the package version . Latest package is 2.4.0 which contains Moodle 4.3.0

Thanks for your quick reaction on this matter! With the new version update I am able to get those notifications!
Best regards
Gio

Great! Thank you so much, the new update solved the problem!

@andirahmat yes, block storage is the correct thing to use for app data directory. But even in block storage, some filesystems like CIFS are not suited (since they don't have permissions and symlink support either). Of course, other filesystems like FAT, NTFS etc are totally out of question.

@ccfu said in No Mails from Moodle - PHP Error in Cron / Scheduled Task for sending E-Mails:

@jdaviescoates

I made sure to remove the queued adhoc tasks before updating to prevent that from happening and users receiving notifications of past events. At least you now know that adhoc tasks are working again in your installation 😆

Thankfully in my case I don't yet actually have any users. I just installed to have a play around (because I do have plans to run some online courses) and haven't even really got around to doing that yet

@nebulon other use case. I will test this.

@JOduMonT Both issues are fixed in the latest package.

@girish woohoo!

I have pushed a new package.

@rost I think there is a bug in our migration script. If you open /app/data/moodle/config.php, there will be a line $CFG->auth = 'ldap'; . Can you delete that line and try if it works after that? You will have to refresh the browser page.

Also, the LDAP details you see pre-filled are the Cloudron LDAP (172.18.x.x is the internal server/docker network). If you want to disable LDAP, please start afresh. We only support setting the LDAP flag at install time. It cannot be changed post installation (this is a limitation across all apps at this moment).

@sonia let me asked another question. How did you enable the shibboleth Plugin in moodle? When I clicked on 34880a94-639e-4f62-8c3b-5dea9e82a262-image.png
nothing happens.

@girish I have both HDD and SSD

@girish Whoops, thanks! I'll keep that in mind for next time.

@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.