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* [[Cron]] not run for at least 24 hours | * [[Cron]] not run for at least 24 hours | ||
* Database tables are using MyISAM database engine - see [[Migration from MyISAM to InnoDB]] for advice on what to do | * Database tables are using MyISAM database engine - see [[Migration from MyISAM to InnoDB]] for advice on what to do | ||
* "Enabling the PHP setting display_errors is not recommended on production sites because some error messages may reveal sensitive information about your server." What you do about this is not explained. Making a php.ini file with "display_errors = off;" in it in the folder "with the script" (?) is one suggestion found by googling, but that may depend on your server. | |||
* Site not yet [[Site registration|registered]] | * Site not yet [[Site registration|registered]] | ||
Revision as of 12:35, 21 April 2013
Update notifications
An administrator can configure update notifications for both Moodle core code and any contributed plugins installed on the site in Settings > Site Administration > Server > Update notifications. See Available update notifications for more details.
Login failure notifications
An administrator can set up login failure notification in Settings > Site Administration > Security > Notifications.
Display login failures to
Set this to administrators to be warned of anyone attempting to steal student or teacher logins. When set, a link stating the number of failed logins appears in the top right corner of the page when an administrator logs in. Click the link to access the login error page.
Email login failures
If you're concerned about login failures, you can set up email notification for administrators or any/all users who can change the site configuration.
Threshold for email notifications
This sets the number of failed logins for a given user from a single computer that will trigger notification.
Other notifications
The version of Moodle used may be found in Settings > Site administration > Notifications.
Other notifications listed on the page may include
- "Alpha" development code warning
- Cron not run for at least 24 hours
- Database tables are using MyISAM database engine - see Migration from MyISAM to InnoDB for advice on what to do
- "Enabling the PHP setting display_errors is not recommended on production sites because some error messages may reveal sensitive information about your server." What you do about this is not explained. Making a php.ini file with "display_errors = off;" in it in the folder "with the script" (?) is one suggestion found by googling, but that may depend on your server.
- Site not yet registered
