The log reports aren't Moodle's greatest feature. We tend to run SQL queries against the log tables for anything beyond the trivial.
Howard Miller
Mensagem enviada por Howard Miller
Moodle in English -> Hardware and performance -> Advice Needed on Setting up a Moodle Cluster with Safe Database Replication -> Advice Needed on Setting up a Moodle Cluster with Safe Database Replication
por Howard Miller -
I don't want to tempt fate but these days failure of components seems much less a problem than the need to take things down for patching and upgrades.
Moodle in English -> General help -> MOODLE TO REMOVE CSP WARNING -> MOODLE TO REMOVE CSP WARNING
por Howard Miller -
I know what a CSP is... but this is a Moodle forum. Do you believe that there is a security issue in Moodle?
Zap saying that Moodle doesn't have a strict CSP error is NOT a security issue. We get this a LOT. "I ran XYZ security report and it says...". That's fine, but you also need to explain how that presents an actual attack vector that is not taken care of in some other way in Moodle. Moodle's security is generally very good.
Zap saying that Moodle doesn't have a strict CSP error is NOT a security issue. We get this a LOT. "I ran XYZ security report and it says...". That's fine, but you also need to explain how that presents an actual attack vector that is not taken care of in some other way in Moodle. Moodle's security is generally very good.
Anybody can run a security report against their Moodle site. There's loads of them. However, there's not much point unless you can properly interpret the results. I'm not saying you're wrong (you may be a security expert) but you need to explain how this presents a problem in Moodle
Moodle in English -> General help -> MOODLE TO REMOVE CSP WARNING -> MOODLE TO REMOVE CSP WARNING
por Howard Miller -
I'll ask one more time, but that's going to be it. Why do you think the CSP warning is a problem?
Moodle in English -> General developer forum -> How can I run the function with moodle system rights? -> How can I run the function with moodle system rights?
por Howard Miller -
(Moodle core) Cron runs as the main admin user, so you shouldn't encounter any permission errors. All capability checks come back as 'allow' for an admin.
If, as I think you might have done, you've written your own cron script for the plugin then that's definitely the wrong approach. You should add an additional scheduled task for your plugin.
See, https://moodledev.io/docs/5.0/apis/subsystems/task/scheduled
If, as I think you might have done, you've written your own cron script for the plugin then that's definitely the wrong approach. You should add an additional scheduled task for your plugin.
See, https://moodledev.io/docs/5.0/apis/subsystems/task/scheduled