Visvanath Ratnaweera

>> Note that this "path" URL, example.com/path/ is not blocked in 5.1

I thought, I heard it in my discussion $CFG->wwwroot with /public or without?, but can't find it now. May be it was the hack: https://moodle.org/mod/forum/discuss.php?d=469996#p1886755 ($CFG->wwwrootendsinpublic) which made the developers unhappy.

Whatever, I am not going to test, I switched my test instance to a sub-domain, (sub.example.com) from my usual path type (example.com/path). That is enough, I have other things to do.

>> Generally speaking it is not recommended to run multiple web apps in the same domain like this.
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> I have never seen this kind of recommendation..

News to me too. I had it at a certain time, but have seen and still see many domains running a CMS (WordPress, Drupal,..) in the domain (example.com) and Moodle in a path (example.com/moodle/, example.com/lms/,..) and we still advise to small operations who want to sell the Moodle courses through an LMS and want some connectivity, like user creation.

Note that this "path" URL, example.com/path/ is not blocked in 5.1, just you need more intervention with the web server than the simple DocumentRoot, which are cumbersome or even impossible in certain shared hosting.

What do you say about the 38 GB that was in the trashdir?

"session partition" in Moodlese is commonly the moodledata/sessions/ directory, not a whole disk partition. But if you matched it to a RAM disk or some such mechanism, this error means that it has no more space. Either you have a large number of active users or your system does not clean the session files. Go to the moodledata/sessions/ directory and have a look. The cryptic files there can be deleted, only thing it will log out the corresponding users.

Mary, I got stymied over this too. Does Moodle Academy have courses in courses? https://moodle.academy/course/view.php?id=107 is obviously a course and also contains a list of courses like https://moodle.academy/mod/subcourse/view.php?id=2620 in the Courses section. The sub-courses have the right-side block you mention, but not the main course.