Hi,
I think I found the solution:
Add the following flag to the FEATURES array in the lms.env.json and
cms.env.json:
*"ALLOW_PUBLIC_ACCOUNT_CREATION" : false,*
Thanks to Johannes Schildgen in another post:
Good day.
I am new to Openedx deployment and I am just following the guide on this
from Bitnami.
I am trying to configure the e-mail bit of this file following the guide:
Bitnami Open edX for Google Cloud Platform.
I made the changes in the configuration file "cms.env.json" and then it
Write the following in the FEATURES array in the lms.env.json and
cms.env.json:
"ALLOW_PUBLIC_ACCOUNT_CREATION" : false,
Am Dienstag, 21. Februar 2017 16:13:47 UTC+1 schrieb rga...@4crew.es:
>
> Chris,
>
> I need to "disable" registration in my open edx, do you have a solution as
> you said
Hi Bhaskar,
> Then in the course it showed button instead of course and after clicking
button it asked consent whether the user want to send usernames to third
party or not.
This is strange -- are you able to login to your BigBlueButton server and
watch the incoming request log for HTTP request
Hi Colin,
I agree that you've run into a bug, and that the LMS should support your
use case.
DAG support in edx-platform has always been kinda spotty. They're not often
used, they can't be created in Studio, and they add complexity around
navigation, inheritance, access checks, and performance.
Good news: got Devstack up and running in about half an hour, which is a
new record for me! Also found the source of the problem; see below.
Bad news: Man, that's a lot of warnings. Like, even before I try to import
the course, just piles and piles of them. Then, once I *do* import the
course, I
Hello,
I am trying to use Openedx as a service provider and our custom site as an
identity provider.
I added SAML Idp and saml configuration but when I ran the below command,
it showed error as below:
./manage.py lms saml --pull --settings=devstack
Error:
CommandError: Command finished with
Hi Colin.
Error reporting on course imports is definitely lacking. If you're up for it,
I'd recommending running a devstack locally and doing a test import. You can
watch the logs while the course is imported and you might see some helpful
hints.
If you have an installation of open edX set
@Samuel: duly noted! https://github.com/regisb/openedx-install/issues/18
Régis
On Thursday, December 7, 2017 at 2:53:03 PM UTC+1, Samuel Marks wrote:
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> Whoops, missed this commit:
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