Fichier defaults dans nginx

manu22

autre question comment fait-on pour modifier le fichier defaults dans nginx

Ratna

manu22 To edit configuration files you need command line access. If the MoodleBox is "headless" (no keyboard, no monitor), then you need terminal access - SSH as explained here https://moodlebox.net/fr/help/connexion-ssh-en-ligne-de-commande/.

Note that at a lower level, MoodleBox gets these things from Raspbian, which is a Debian GNU/Linux port to the specific "ARM" architecture of RPi.

manu22

I finally succeeded but against the file that I want to change is in etc / nginx / site-available / defaults, unfortunately I am not allowed to change it.

Would you have the users and the password that would allow me to do it.

I use the putty application to do it.
Thank you

Ratna

manu22 It is your hardware - you can do anything in it! It is normal that non-privileged users can not change site configuration. You need super-user (su) rights to do that. The user 'moodlebox' can get 'su' rights whenever he wants. To run a single program with with su rights he need to prepend the command with 'sudo', like 'sudo vi /etc/nginx/site-available/defaults', or for multiple commands, get a root shell by executing 'sudo -i'.

These are Unix shell abc, which you'll need to operate the Command Line Interface (CLI).

manu22

sorry not to have answered faster but I was away and no internet. I will test this tomorrow and I will keep you informed of developments.

In any case a big thank you for your help because sincerely I probably would not have succeeded and I would have given up without you.

manu22

super I finally managed to change the default file, for against the transfer of deposit it still does not work, I have an error message that appears, I made a screen to show you

Ratna

manu22 If you get a connection error after you change Nginx configuration, the cause is obvious. If you are a Nginx specialist and know what you are doing, the problem is with Nginx or the way Moodle interacts with it. So, not a MoodleBox issue. You have to ask the resp. communities.

BTW, what is the problem you are trying to solve?

manu22

I am not a specialist at all in computer science, I have some notion but everything.

What I want to do is very simple, I want to be able to drag and drop several files between 100 MB and 900 MB. These are video files for my classes

Ratna

manu22 Look at these two possibilities first: https://moodlebox.net/en/help/using-files-with-the-moodlebox/.

manu22

I saw all these possibilities already, the usb key ok it works but by the sftp I have the same problem the limit of 50MO.

When I do a class I do not want my students to wait too long to play a video. Hence the interest for me to put videos directly via drag-and-drop.

So it's without solutions in the end.

manu22

as you can see it does not work in USB too, and the SFTP is the same.

I modify the default file by putting 2G, in site security that has also been taken into account.

I'm starting to lose patience because I spend more time finding solutions to this problem than my classes for students

manu22

how do you explain, after increasing

fastcgi_param PHP_VALUE "max_execution_time = 300 \ n upload_max_filesize = 1000M \ n post_max_size = 1000M

I still can not put a file in drag file with an error telling me access to the server not found, or when I go in SFTP it always limits me to 50MB and the same with a USB key, while I made the changes as present upper.

Nicolas

Manu, tu as ajouté des espaces !!! C'est clair que ça ne peut pas fonctionner.

manu22

après redémarrage cela ne change rien, mais je désespère pas pour autant:

Nicolas

manu22 après redémarrage cela ne change rien

Qu'est-ce qui ne change pas ? As-tu vérifié si le paramètre maxbytes en suivant: http://moodlebox.home/admin/settings.php?section=sitepolicies, est bien modifié ?

De plus, encore changer client_max_body_size 50M à la même valeur (tu peux mettre 1Gau lieu de 1000M), puis s'assurer dans Moodle que la valeur a été changée pour le serveur, ce qui devrait être automatiquement le cas (voir ci-dessus), puis, si tu as déjà mis en place des activités, changer la valeur dans chaque activité.

Je viens de vérifier, ça marche.

PS. Je persiste à penser que ce serait mieux de passer par les dépôts pré-configurés, je n'ai pas compris ce qui ne marche pas. À quel moment obtiens-tu l'erreur ci-dessus "Cannot create local file pool file, ..." ?

manu22

Nicolas j'obtient le message a la fin du téléchargement.

Sinon pour les autres questions oui j'ai vérifier que la modification soit bien pris en compte sur le fichier default, après j'ai redémarré la MB, en me reconnectant je suis allé voir dans administration du site et sécurité, tout est bon a chaque fois.

Concernant les activités, vu que je n'arrive pas à ce que je veux pour l'instant je ne suis pas allé aussi loin car je me suis dit que s'y je doit tout recommencer ca vaut pas la peine

Nicolas

manu22 j'obtient le message a la fin du téléchargement.

Je ne comprends pas. Il faut mettre les fichiers sur la clef USB avec ton PC, puis brancher la clef sur la MoodleBox, et depuis le dépôt USB mettre les fichiers dans les cours ou activités (j'ai l'impression que tu fais le contraire: tu essaies de mettre des fichiers dans le dépôt USB depuis Moodle, ce qui est impossible).

Idem avec le dépôt SFTP: déposer les fichiers depuis ton PC avec par exemple PuTTY, puis, dans Moodle, les prendre pour les ajouter dans les cours/activités.

manu22

Nicolas s'est exactement ce que je fait et dans le bonne ordre.

en faite dans les cas cela ne fonctionne pas

Que cela passe par le glisser-déposer, le SFTP ou la clé USB, je n'arrive pas a le faire.

Exemple le transfert commence bien avec filezilla et puis cela s'arrete une fois les 56 mo atteint alors que le fichier fait 200mo

Ratna

manu22 Too fast for me to follow. Glad that Nicolas joined - if nothing else, you don't have to go through a translator! Just a general comment or two from my side:

Not even Moodle is meant as "video platform" for users, teachers and students, to upload and view videos of hundreds of MB in size. For such applications people go for specialized services, YouTube and Vimeo for example. That is even though they have decent servers. You can forget it with the Raspberry Pi.
What thinkable, have no experience though, is the teacher to pre-load his collection of videos to the RPi and make them available to the students through Moodle. Provided that the videos are of lower resolution / well compressed and in short pieces, say 10x 6 Min videos instead of one 60 Min video.
Whatever you do, don't forget that only some max. 20+ clients can connect to the wireless access point of the RPi at a given time.

All that said, I do not understand what your "USB does not work" mean. Tested with a MoodleBox 3.5 on a RPi 3A+ just now:
a) erased and formatted a 64 GB USB-3 memory stick, manufacturer Sandisk, making a vfat file system on my Linux machine
b) mounted and copied some files in to the memory stick
c) unmounted, unplugged and inserted to the MB
d) logged in to the MB via SSH and checked that the directory /home/moodlebox/usb contains the files I copied to the memory stick
e) logged in to Moodle (through web interface), went to Restore course (the cog wheel menu), under Import backup file > Choose a file > Usb found the files I have copied.

Can you tell me at which step you fail, and with what result (error message or empty or ...)?

manu22

pas de réponse?