Admin tools: User Suspension
Rogier van DongenThe Sebsoft User Suspension Plugin offers you the possibility to automate the process of suspending users and/or removing user accounts (using moodle's default methods to delete users).
Suspending users is provided in three different ways:
- Using a folder
- Using a file upload
- Manually through a status table
Deleting users is, if configured to be enabled, provided by comparing the date of suspending to the configured period before removal. Once the configured interval has past and the user is deemed suspended for the configured period, the useraccount will be removed using moodle's standard methods.
Furthermore, there's extensive settings that can be configured to turn every feature on or off, as well as disabling the whole tool's features.
This tool also provides a way of excluding users to be suspended or processed in case of automated processing. There are two methods provided at the moment: single user exclusion and cohort exclusion. During all three different ways of automated suspending / deleting users, only users that have NOT been configured to be excluded, either by cohort or by single user, will be processed.
Important note
Site administrators and the default guest account are completely left out of this tool. For safety measures, it is not recommended to put any form of automation on suspending or deleting administrator accounts or the default guest account, hence the decision to exclude them in any processing.
Useful links
Screenshots
http://integration.moodle.org/job/Precheck%20remote%20branch/12802/artifact/work/smurf.html
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Thanks for sharing this plugin with the community and for the patience with the review and approval process. This tool looks good now. You are cleared to land, welcome to the Plugins directory!
I am now going to delete the previous implementation of the tool (block_usersuspension) that was extensively reviewed by Dan Marsden.
Thanks for clearance!
Cheers
Is this something you are still maintaining?
Thank you.
COuld you point me in the direction which icons you mean? I validated/verified a fresh installation on a Moodle 3.2 environment and can tell you at least the icons on the main tabs are in fact loaded.
If this isn't that case for you, could you try clearing the caches and verify all icon files are present? There should be 20 items in the /admin/tool/usersuspension/pix folder in total.
I know this may be a long shot, but otherwise I can't find anything to reproduce your problem.
Cheers,
Rogier
No real changes, just a few modifications to comply to Moodle Coding Standards.
Minimum required Moodle version: 3.0
Cheers!
deprecated pix_url is now replaced by image_url()
Minimum required Moodle version: 3.3
Cheers