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Martin Dougiamas
Posts made by Martin Dougiamas
Moodle in English -> General developer forum -> Are database sessions over 4 hours ok? -> Re: Are database sessions over 4 hours ok?
by Martin Dougiamas -
I can't see any major problem with it. On a busy site you might get a big build up of session files but that's about it.
Moodle in English -> General developer forum -> How get the current time? -> Re: How get the current time?
by Martin Dougiamas -
$time = time(); // this will get you the current time in unix time format (seconds since 1/1/1970 GMT)
echo userdate($time, '%H:%M'); // this will print the time in the timezone of the current user (formats)
echo userdate($time, '%H:%M'); // this will print the time in the timezone of the current user (formats)
Moodle in English -> General help -> Embarrased to even ask...but just can't find it...changing the spelling of quiz?? -> Re: Embarrased to even ask...but just can't find it...changing the spelling of quiz??
by Martin Dougiamas -
Quize? That's odd (and local). What folders do you have in your dataroot/lang directory?
Moodle in English -> General developer forum -> Slow Cron.php -> Re: Slow Cron.php
by Martin Dougiamas -
This is what I use on moodle.org:
crontab:
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/opt/bin/moodlecron
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#!/bin/bash
# Create a new lock (and exit this script if one already exists)
# -p = include PID ... and if a lock exists but the process doesn't then consider it stale
if (dotlockfile -p -r 0 /var/tmp/moodlecron.lock) then
# Perform the actual cron work
nice /opt/bin/php /var/www/html/moodle/admin/cron.php >> /logs/moodle_cron.txt 2>&1
nice /opt/bin/cleanupsessions
# Release the lock, allowing this script to be run next time
dotlockfile -u /var/tmp/moodlecron.lock
fi
And of course I installed dotlockfile
crontab:
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*/30 * * * * /opt/bin/moodlecron
/opt/bin/moodlecron
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#!/bin/bash
# Create a new lock (and exit this script if one already exists)
# -p = include PID ... and if a lock exists but the process doesn't then consider it stale
if (dotlockfile -p -r 0 /var/tmp/moodlecron.lock) then
# Perform the actual cron work
nice /opt/bin/php /var/www/html/moodle/admin/cron.php >> /logs/moodle_cron.txt 2>&1
nice /opt/bin/cleanupsessions
# Release the lock, allowing this script to be run next time
dotlockfile -u /var/tmp/moodlecron.lock
fi
And of course I installed dotlockfile