Hi there... Can anyone tell me if Moodle is impacted by the recently announced Apache Struts vulnerability? If so, is there an update for Moodle that fixes this? I'm not a dev by any means but I have Googled and can't find a whole lot on Moodle and Apache Struts, so I'm really not sure. When i go to Admin --> Server --> PHP info, I can't find anything referring to Struts.... If Moodle does use Apache Struts, how would I determine the version installed?
Thanks in advance,
Rick
Unless I'm mistaken... Struts is a Java web framework.
Moodle is written in PHP, so you don't need to worry about Struts issues.
Howard is correct this issue does not affect Moodle.
Detailed explanation for the geek inclined.... Apache Struts is a Java framework, Moodle contains no Java or indeed Apache Struts. Moodle contains quite a bit of JavaScript but Javascript is only related to Java in that some misguided person changed the name of a thing called LiveScript to Javascript because Java was fasionable. It has caused confusion ever since. This was discussed recently on slashdot where they put up a confusing (possibly click baity headline)
Apparently JavaScript is now fashionable. I really have no idea why
