Howard Miller

They do if the recycle bin is enabled.

I'm not aware of an optional plugin called "label". There's one called "structured label".

Anyway, it doesn't really matter. If you restore the database then any data related to that plugin will be there. It just won't be displayed because you don't have the code. I can't absolutely promise you, but it shouldn't do any harm. And if you add the plugin back at a later date the data should magically reappear.

I'm guessing that the important (error) message is before that list of files.

I'm going to guess that you've changed the permissions of the Moodle files. That counts as a change in Git. Try

git config core.filemode off

...and then try your checkout again.

You just type that on the command line, IF it's Ubuntu (or some other Debian clone). I have no idea if you have command line access. Webmin is a mystery to me.

 

I know it's daunting, but just typing in commands somebody has given you is rarely a good idea. You need to find out and have a basic understanding of how packages work on your system. In the case of PHP you need to know how it was installed and how you add extensions. The command I gave was very much an example. It could well be the correct one but it's an educated guess derived from other information you have provided.

I guess you'd have to do something like run the Linux 'file' command on every file. Even that's not going to be entirely reliable. If you allow users to upload files then you don't know what's in them.

If the concern is viruses then there's an option for that.

I'm a bit confused (as usual)