@scottalanmiller

That part I know, what I meant was that there wasn't one created already if that's what Tim was asking/suggesting.

@coliver said in MySQL/PHP issue.:

@WLS-ITGuy said in MySQL/PHP issue.:

memory_limit = 2147483648

Uh? We're running a fairly large instance of Moodle and limit it to ~400M.

@scottalanmiller said in MySQL/PHP issue.:

@coliver said in MySQL/PHP issue.:

@WLS-ITGuy said in MySQL/PHP issue.:

memory_limit = 2147483648

Uh? We're running a fairly large instance of Moodle and limit it to ~400M.

Have to be careful going too big or it limits the number of processes that can run and slows things way down.

Changed to 400M and I still have the same issue.

@Tim_G said in MySQL/PHP issue.:

You can increase it in the .htaccess file for quick testing (if your config supports it).

I don't see an .htaccess file. Site is hosted at Linode

I have to run the script from the /var/www/moodle/ directory.
Script is: php admin/cli/mysql_compressed_rows.php --list

In my other MySQL thread I mentioned the inheritance of a Moodle install. I am upgrading to the latest version of moodle and I saw that it recommends to change the file format from Antelope to Barracuda. When I run the script that is supposed to update the file format i get this error:

PHP Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 262144 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 49152 bytes) in /var/www/moodle/admin/cli/mysql_compressed_rows.php on line 152

I checked the memory_limit in php.ini:

; Maximum amount of memory a script may consume (128MB)
; http://php.net/memory-limit
memory_limit = 2147483648

Not sure what the issue is as the memory_limit is 2GB

Well, that was a thread that will fizzle out quickly

Thanks for the assist all.

@coliver

Yes it is working. Just wasn't sure if it was something that should be considered.

I inherited a Moodle setup. Reading up on Moodle setup/install it recommends to use PSQL. I have used the Google-Fu to see if there is a postgresql conversion but I cannot seem to find one. Anyone know of one or where to find one?

I have set two of my sites to use Let's Encrypt now. I have it set to redirect http to https. I would assume I disable http on the site so that it doesn't allow that traffic, yes?

@JaredBusch said in Best CA for SSL Certificates:

I use Let's Encrypt for everything except Exchange. But that is only because the Windows ports of the stuff are a bit lacking. Because, Windows.

That was my next question. You're good!

I normally go through GoDaddy but is there a better option?

Any recommendations or suggestions?

As long as this thread is here (unless of course I need to create a new thread), we are using ZeroTier for SDN, I'd assume that we would still need a VPN and if so, what would you guys recommend?

We have a few tinfoil hat people here who don't do anything on their computer but teach. Although, I'd imagine searching for things related to teaching happens quite a bit.

TIA ~ Jeff

@WLS-ITGuy No issues. Wasn't required to fsck after a reboot.

Was able to make the vm clone. When I booted up I didn't have any issue so I wasn't required to fsck anything. Moving it now and I'll check it and post again.

@travisdh1 Even though I may get slammed for asking this, How would I make a temp image, Clone to VM?

@travisdh1 I did one after because it required it to get it working again. I cannot recall if I have done one since doing the fsck.

I can tell you that we are on the latest build version of 5.5. I run the move from the web client and I select the reserve for optimal performance on the migration. I am just moving the VM from one host to another.

The ReadyNAS is set up as iSCSI and is certified to work with vSphere. Why is it risky?

Vsphere ESXi Essentials Plus 5.5

3 hosts are all HP Proliant gen 9 servers. Storage is Netgear ReadyNAS 3312.

Nothing errors out when moving from one host to another. Nothing in the logs that I can see but I could be looking in the wrong place.