This post describes login with google using MySQL and PHP -
https://www.w3jar.com/login-with-google-account-using-php-mysqli-source-code/
Taking that as the starting point, we could implement in our code where the db and users already exist in postgresql.
Came across this detailed video comparison of teaching with zoom vs meet vs bbb vs teams. But it ignores one factor which is crucial for us, which is cost.
The steps to do a command-line upgrade using git are summarized at
https://moodle.org/mod/forum/discuss.php?d=403666
While doing the upgrade, git complained that changes have been made, so it was aborting the pull. As discussed in this page -
https://moodle.org/mod/forum/discuss.php?d=228497
I tried
git stash
git pull
That worked.
An interesting implementation of a temporary download link from Google Drive using Google Apps Script - https://github.com/tanaikech/One_Time_Download_for_Google_Drive
And a library to parse URLs - URI.js linked from https://googleappscripting.com/working-with-urls/
User Tanaike has answered this question also on stackoverflow with testing details - the answer seems to be less than 30 concurrent calls to a google apps script, though if calls are separated by one second, more users can use the script.
API call to drive.files.insert failed with error: User rate limit exceeded
- there are various mitigation strategies mentioned in this page, but what I usually use are calls to Logger.log - that seems to take the amount of time sufficient for staying within the 10 calls per second rate.
Exporting a set of Oriya (Odia) language html files stored inside a database to google docs using the usual technique which I had used for English, viz -
var ablob = Utilities.newBlob(assethtml, MimeType.HTML, "asset.html");
var AssetGDocId = Drive.Files.insert(
{ title: data_array[i][8] + ' temp', // Column I is Asset title
mimeType: MimeType.GOOGLE_DOCS, parents: [{"id": destFolderID}] }, ablob).id;
Did not work. Reason was that the Odia files did not specify the encoding, and consisted of content like
The video at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bqEOQzg_kp8 has the current steps -
For non-Admin users to move entire folders to Shared Drives in Google Workspace (formerly GSuite), the admin has to set suitable permissions - from admin.google.com, Admin Roles -> Create new role, call it something like Shared Drive Admin or whatever, and give that role the permission under Services > Drive and Docs > Settings > Move any file or folder into shared drives
After that, assign this admin role to whichever user needs it. Then, that user can drag and drop folders also into shared drives as below. (If this is not done, only files can be dragged and dropped into shared drives, folders have to be manually re-created.)
Dragging and dropping files from My Drive to a Shared Drive - walkthrough video below -
This could be a good option if some users on Google Workspace are running out of disk space due to files in Drive. Another option would be to move the files to another google account. This video's second half shows how to transfer files from one account to another using MultCloud. The first part of the video is inaccurate, since the file owner is not changed even if moved from Shared with Me to another folder. If not using MultCloud, the method to transfer a file from one account to another is:
