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Thank you for your support. Happy new year!

Yes, I believe they do, but understand that they cannot "sponsor" a visa. Best to contact them directly maj@moodlejapan.org Good luck with your visa! Hope to see you there.

Not off the top of my heaad, no. But you can use the "inspector" tool (right click) in your browser to try and find an appropriate selector to change almost anything. Good luck!

It can run completely offline, though if you're using the pi to serve the LLM to some other device, you'll need some kind of local networking. In the presentation we did, we demonstrated "wearable AI" as it could run, battery powered on the pi, with only its own ad-hoc network for connectivity. People connected to our pi and the Ollama from their smartphones. It was fun 😊

Glad it helped. Thanks 🙏

Thanks Todd, any chance you'll make it up?

Thanksssssssssssss! haha

What LMS would you recommend instead?

It's good to hear that this video was helpful! Especially this video on security stuff. Thanks for watching.

You probably could, if I'm understanding you correctly. The older version of H5P was mod_hvp. As that's a separate plugin, you don't actually need to uninstall the new version to install the old version. If you're talking about content types within H5P, those are not Moodle plugins, so that cannot be done using the techniques mentioned in this video.

For git to work, ideally, the original installation should be done via git. You can "gitify" your Moodle afterwards as I describe here ua-cam.com/video/pzqY758UpVI/v-deo.html . It can be a bit fiddly, especiually if you have many plugins. Good luck.

You're welcome! Hope to do more with Docker and/or Podman in the future.

Thanks for the kind words! Happy to help.

First, well done on the migration. Second, it should largely work exactly the same way. However, DNS will need to be set and if your local server uses self-signed certificates for TLS, you might need new certs for other users. I'm a little surprised that Google SSO is working on a local VM install, but as long as the domain name and path remains the same, I guess there's no real reason it shouldn't work.

@@Wise-Cat Thanks! Oh, ok. DNS setting, right now we are migrating the VPS, I am just in the testing phase. I am able to login with username and password not with Google SSO. Apparently Google SSO does not allow Private IP's so, this will not work in local VM

gz just means that it has been zipped up to make the file smaller. gunzip file.gz Should unzip it and leave you with a .SQL file.

@@Wise-Cat Thanks! successfully done.

In that case, you specified the MySQL root user, so the password belonging to MySQL root. Note that this is different to the sudo password or server root password. Alternatively, you can use the username and password as defined in config.php. you don't actually need root permissions to take a dump, usually.

@Wise-Cat Thanks!

You can always ask questions in the comments. Or email me adam@wisecat.net

You're welcome.

Sure, with enough time, anything is possible. That said, is it worth it? Hmm... Still, it might not be too difficult to make a theme...

Thank you!

Ahh, you mean using Latex or Mathjax? I suppose that's to be expected... Thanks for the comment!

Thank you

I do. What issue did you have?

In Azure or anywhere else, I usually treat installs just like any other server. Mostly using Ansible. I should definitely make another Ansible video sometime soon.

Beyond my knowledge, I'm afraid. This was more a proof of concept than anything serious.

It is indeed. Ollama can be run with a CLI interface directly on a pi. That said, the docker install is easy to install.

Thanks so much. Happy to help.

You're welcome!

"Home" and "Dashboard" are language strings, so you can change them using Language customisation. Go to Site admin > General > Language > Language customisation. Choose the language you wish to customise, search for the strings you wish to change and save. Not a bad idea for a video, actually... Cheers!

That's a really good question. At the moment, honestly, I don't know. It may be that future Docker pulls will update the Moodle, though this seems unlikely. More likely is a need to directly update the Moodle files in the persistent volumes.

You can't update/upgrade moodle with bitnami moodle image. Try Cloudron which uses docker as well. You can upgrade moodle with one click.

Thanks for this, added to the list of things I want to try out. Cheers!

Great point Thom! Thanks! 🙏

@@Wise-Cat one other thought -- could you possibly do a demo on what HTML Tidy actually *does* in Moodle? I would like to know specifically what benefits you are getting if you have that filter turned on - can we show some "tidied up HTML" or something? In addition, there is another similar filter called "Code" something-something. I couldn't seem to get it to do very much when I activated it. It might warrant some investigations if you think it is worthwhile. Again, I really appreciate all your enthusiasm and efforts to show different aspects of Moodle. Thank you Adam! #moodlelegendinthemaking

I probably won't focus on HTML Tidy anymore as it's being removed (and I don't really know what it does and don't really feel like researching that), but am hoping to make more videos introducing various plugins soon. So the code filter could well be one of those.

@@Wise-Cat I wonder how many other things in Moodle are there but not working or not being used? That could be a research topic...

I did a few videos a while back about getting a command line. It will depend on how your server is setup but usually even through cpanel etc there is a command line that is accessible. ua-cam.com/video/Ttho2NIiyPg/v-deo.html

That sounds like a great one for me to try next. Thanks!

Glad to hear it was useful. When Bill first saw the trouble, it was also straight after he had upgraded to 4.4, so it took some time to figure out the problem was HTML Tidy and not something else in the upgrade.

Yep, the last three YOLO releases were pretty massive though they just had more major changes than most major releases. From now on it'll represent passing an LTS.

You could do this. There are modules for the raspberry pi that allow the connection of a monitor etc. In my project, I mainly used the pi as a server and accessed the LLM through a browser on a mobile phone connected to the pi's WiFi.

My experience with Docker is very limited, but yes, I'm planning to do a video on installing Moodle in Docker (or maybe Podman) soon.

@@Wise-Cat That would be great, especially for production (including assigning a vhost and port mapping etc...). Maybe even discuss if using this method for multiple prod moodle sites hosted on a single VPS is a good method (in terms of resource consumption and stuff like that).

Thanks

I'll try to get to this soon. I've seen that feature and was curious about it myself. My guess is you probably need to upload the font file and set the font-family in CSS as well.

Glad to hear that! Thanks!

The paywall page can be customized somewhat using CSS, and I believe the course description is also displayed there and can be made somewhat pretty too.

Are you looking for your Moodle code? If so perhaps you can find $_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'] ?

That's a file permissions error. Your user doesn't have permissions to write to moodlesql.gz. Try changing the owner to the user you're currently logged in as. Note that the sudo doesn't apply to anything after the pipe | so gzip is running and outputting as your non-sudo user.

@@Wise-Cat thanks for your response

It will be CSS to do this. I did something similar in this video: ua-cam.com/video/pHk5Dl0MA_A/v-deo.html

@@Wise-CatOk thanks I’ll make sure to check it out. In addition is it possible to create a text box under the section name with hover capabilities to reveal the full tittle. For example, the section name is cut off but then the user hovers over the tittle and a text box shows up under it revealing the full tittle? How would I implement that? Thanks for the help.

A bit trickier, but also can be done in CSS. You may need to be careful to position the box so you're hover stays when the full box is open too. Definitely recommend the channel of @KevinPowell for all things CSS.

I think there is a plugin for bulk backups (by Justin Hunt?) though it might not be in the plugins database. Also you could try using the upload courses feature to duplicate existing courses in bulk.

Sure, I've tried bigger models without the AI kit, but the bigger they are the slower they run. Jeff Geerling did a demo on his channel using the AI Kit for visual recognition stuff and it was pretty amazing. I also wonder how its performance on LLMs would improve.

Great question! Yes, it is possible. It's easy to checkout any of the branches (for example for 4.2.x with "git checkout MOODLE_402_STABLE"). That will get you the latest code on any given major version. For minor "point" releases it's a bit trickier and you'll need to search "git log" or "git tag" for the specific release you're after. Then to get for example v4.2.4, you would use "git checkout v4.2.4" (however this will not be on a branch and thus updating with "git pull" won't work until you return to a branch). Not a bad idea for a video actually, I'll add it to the to-do list. Cheers!

Deploying an LLM to a cloud is easy using the docker-compose.yaml file in the Pillama repository, though getting it to work well with the cloud's infrastructure will be very case-by-case depending on how your particular cloud is setup. Using cloud-based GPUs etc will yield better results, so I'd suggest looking through the documentation for your cloud infrastructure provider. Sorry, I don't have a one-size-fits-all answer for this question.