I also have tested with 3.8 I see no reproducible steps so far The only thing I haven't tried - Win10 client (have no idea when I'll a chance to :( )
On Mon, 6 Apr 2020 at 19:04, Daniel Baker <[email protected]> wrote: > Can you try a lower version to confirm . Try 3.2 and then we > can narrow it down. > > On 06/04/2020 12:30, Zenon Panoussis wrote: > >> What version of Moodle are you using ? > > 3.8.2+. I installed 3.8 two weeks ago and it came up with two > > updates in just these two weeks. > > > >> Our custom moodle plugin works with moodle 3.2 and OM 3 > >> but we have to make sure ssl and host checking is not activated > >> in the plugin settings. > > I tried all combinations, i.e. both on, SSL on and host off, > > SSL off and host on, both off; I got the error on all of them. > > Later, because "invalid hash" sounds like something that could > > have to do with encryption, I put "address=[public IP] and > > "Redirect=5443" on all non-SSL connectors. This way I can > > be sure that there can be no switching from SSL to plaintext > > and no switching from exthost to localhost that could mess > > things up. Well, nothing of this helped, but at least OM > > is now fully encrypted. > > > >> If we move our plugin to moodle 3.5 we get the hash error. > > Logically then, if the same plugin and the same OM server > > work with one moddle and not with another, we can suspect > > that moodle 3.5+ mangles some of the communication between > > the plugin and the OM-server or between the plugin and the > > browser. I have to figure a way to debug them pairwise at > > the same time :( > > > > Maxim, I'm not asking for support - you are already giving > > plenty - but you know these things much better than I do > > and you also need them to work, so, if you have a GPG key, > > I'll gladly give you root on the server and admin on OM > > and moodle. > > > > Cheers, > > > > Z > > > -- Best regards, Maxim
