What? A useful tool for the Admin user? :| Sorry ... none of which am aware. Closest thing I've found is a moosh command but it doesn't go into any detail depth .... does course level totals.
Would make a nice 'feature request' but wouldn't think it would be a 'high priority' ... even if one had a $1Mil Moodle Association thang specifically for that.
'SoS', Ken
Pity, I hoped you'd knew.
You can imagine the background. Covid-19 has this delayed side-effect of swollen disks. So to "read the riot act" the Moodle admin needs evidence and suggestions how to save. Unfortunately this is going to be a) a repeated exercise b) done by many local Moodle administrators. Making a package is the only solution.
I remember that a whole series of plug-ins were written around the Moodle's repository concept and hoped there could be one with the said functionality.
You can imagine the background. Covid-19 has this delayed side-effect of swollen disks. So to "read the riot act" the Moodle admin needs evidence and suggestions how to save. Unfortunately this is going to be a) a repeated exercise b) done by many local Moodle administrators. Making a package is the only solution.
I remember that a whole series of plug-ins were written around the Moodle's repository concept and hoped there could be one with the said functionality.
An approach with no overhead would be an Ad-hoc database query. The only input is the courseid. The output would be a table with columns: filename, filesize, author, date, context (course itself or the resource or activity the file belongs to).
The tricky part is to navigate the context path in contextid. See for an example https://docs.moodle.org/38/en/ad-hoc_contributed_reports#List_course_resources_accumulative_file_size_and_count.
If somebody is ready to take the challenge, you are very welcome! I am pretty sure there are other
The tricky part is to navigate the context path in contextid. See for an example https://docs.moodle.org/38/en/ad-hoc_contributed_reports#List_course_resources_accumulative_file_size_and_count.
If somebody is ready to take the challenge, you are very welcome! I am pretty sure there are other
The plug-in https://moodle.org/plugins/block_coursefiles would have been a candidate, unfortunately supported only up to Moodle 3.4.