On Fri, Apr 16, 2010 at 10:08 AM, Tim Moody wrote:
>> Working iwth the La Rioja team, I rolled a new moodle-xs RPM that can
>> pick $CFG overrides from files dropped in /etc/moodle/conf.d/ .
>
> Based on the example, I assume you mean .php files with valid php code and
> that do appropriate assign
> Working iwth the La Rioja team, I rolled a new moodle-xs RPM that can
> pick $CFG overrides from files dropped in /etc/moodle/conf.d/ .
Based on the example, I assume you mean .php files with valid php code and
that do appropriate assignments to $CFG. Is it possible to break moodle?
Does this
Hi list,
Working iwth the La Rioja team, I rolled a new moodle-xs RPM that can
pick $CFG overrides from files dropped in /etc/moodle/conf.d/ .
Right now we're using it here to install a langpack and set it as
default. But it can naturally be used for other advanced configs
without messing with th
