dgedugeek

Greetings, I have installation of Moodle 3.4, I`m using VPS hosting with 4 cpu and Memory 8 GB. My site performed good for 2 Months, and today the performance is very low. The home page is openning in good performance, but when I tried to login it takes some time, and when I tried to check the plugin overview, it gives 504 error. I have checked with the host provider about the server performance, and they ensured that the server is performing well. Additionally, I have a wordpress site hosted on the same server, and it is performing excellent. BTW, not all pages gives 504 error, some pages works just fine, some others show pop up dialog with message "undefined". Some pages that gives 504 such as Plugins, debugging, .... Some pages gives undefined pop up dialog such as: course pages Please support! Case very sensitive!

Greetings, I`m looking to a Plugin or Javascript code or any custom parameter which will reset my Moodle site to its original state. I have a Moodle site where the users are logging in and edit the site including: dashboard page, course page, grades, attendance, ... and we need to reset this site to its original state each day at 7:30 am. Thus we need an automated process / scheduled task to ignore all the edits from the users over the last 24 hours and reset the site to the state that we have defined before including the content, grades, attendance, user data, page layouts, blocks, courses, etc... Any help would be very appreciated. Thanks in advance.

I have solved the problem through defining the "User attribute" mapped field in LDAP. This should be a mandatory field and not an optional as mentioned in Moodle site in the LDAP Authentication Page, since this field is contribute to the username value used to login to Moodle. [TABLE=width: 100%] [TR=class: required] [TD=align: right] [/TD] [/TR] [/TABLE]

Hi, I am new to configuration of LDAP and Moodle. I installed the OpenLDAP 2.4.40 on Linux Centos 6 and configured it successfully using this link. Then I got to another Link which provides the configuration of LDAP Server Authentication on Moodle 3.2. After implementing all the configuration, the login to the Moodle using a LDAP user is not working knowing that all the configurations are applied as documented in the above links. I installed the Apache Directory Studio and configure the connection to the LDAP Server successfully. Hereafter is a snapshot of the LDAP Server Tree: Then I got to the LDAP server installed in Linux thru using putty tool and run the "ldapsearch -x -LLL -b dc=sorce,dc=online" and it works fine. My Moodle Authentication configuration parameters of LDAP Server are as follows: Distinguished Name - bind user is set to the Root User: cn=Manager,dc=sorce,dc=online User Type: posixAccount (rfc2307) Context is set to the "users" entry: ou=Users,dc=sorce,dc=online All the passwords are double checked However, after implementing all the above configurations, I`m still not able to connect to Moodle using LDAP Users, and I got the following error: LDAP-module cannot connect to any servers: Server: '80.79.155.44', Connection: 'Resource id #82', Bind result: '' My Moodle installation is hosted in a cloud account, the LDAP Server is installed in a local office server (Linux Centos 6), and the Apache Directory Studio is installed in my PC (Windows 7) Any ideas regarding how I can make Moodle authenticate LDAP Users and login..please help? Thanks in advance!