Inactive User Cleanup

The version downloaded here doesn't seem to match the code on the Source Control URL (https://github.com/dualcube/moodle-tool_inactive_user_cleanup/blob/master/classes/task/tool_inactive_user_cleanup_task.php)
In this version, on Moodle 3.6.4 (Build: 20190513) PHP Version 7.0.33-0+deb9u3 during installaiton I get
Fatal error: Namespace declaration statement has to be the very first statement in the script in [...snip] /admin/tool/inactive_user_cleanup/classes/task/tool_inactive_user_cleanup_task.php
Easy enough to put the `namespace` ahead of the `defined` to fix it

Dear Simon,,
Firstly, the changes in the path will not affect other things and secondly, if you make no change in the inactive user's setting and run the cron, it will not remove any user.
It will remove the user if you set the specified date or time in inactive user's settings and if the user is inactive in that period.
Lastly, the removed user will not be recovered as there is no option available in Moodle.
Thank you.
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Dear DualCube Team,
I would like to install your plugin "inactive user cleanup" on our moodle 3.5.+. Unfortunately ist is able until moodle 3.4.
Do you know, for what period you can update your plugin?
Best regards form Nürnberg
Hans

Hello,
Thanks for the reply but it didn't solve it. It still ran the scheduled task on plugin installation (tried many times), and deleted pretty much all users. It also deleted a user when first registering on the site, before there was a chance to confirm the registration. It seems to look at the last access field and was deleting users with a last access of 0, which caused conflict with new users created by LDAP, if they hadn't had a chance to access before the task was run then it deleted them.
I'm having too many issues with it, so can't risk it on live unfortunately.
thanks anyway, Simon

Dear Simon,
Firstly, the changes in the path will not affect other things and secondly, if you make no change in the inactive user's setting and run the cron, it will not remove any user.
It will remove the user if you set the specified date or time in inactive user's settings and if the user is inactive in that period.
Lastly, the removed user will not be recovered as there is no option available in Moodle.
Thank you.

Hello,
I've had a couple of issues on installation on to my test moodle (v3.5). Firstly there was an error message in the installation. It said Wrong PATH attribute in XML file. So in admin\tool\inactive_user_cleanup\db\install.xml file I changed line 2 from PATH="tool/inactive_user_cleanup/db" to PATH="admin/tool/inactive_user_cleanup/db". This made the installation work, although I don't know if it will affect other things.
Secondly, on installation it deleted and emailed nearly all users apart me and the admin user. It's on a test site, so not the end of the world, but how can I get the users back and more importantly not make that happen if I re-install it again?
thanks, Simon

It is quite easy to modify the source code such that this plugin does not send any emails but only deletes users after a period of inactivity. The relevant lines are in lib.php:52-60 and if you want to remove the email related form fields, they are in email_form.php:40-49.

Hi!! Nermin,
Thanks for reaching out to us.
We are sorry for the inconvenience that you experienced.
This cleanup process runs with Moodle cron job. And the email sent to the Inactive user depends on of your time interval of cron job of your server.
Please go to Site administration / ► Reports / ► Inactive User Cleanup / ►set the "Days Of Inactivity" and "Days Before Deletion" fields as per your requirement.
For more details: https://github.com/dualcube/moodle-tool_inactive_user_cleanup/blob/master/Readme.txt
Hope it helps!
Thank you.

This has been reported a few times already. I am wondering why the plugin is still sending out emails immediately after installation without ability to control that? We have thousends of users and now we got a lot complaints. I deleted the plugin immediately too.

Hi! Yoel,
Please install the latest version of the plugin and clear the cache.
Thank you.

Thanks for your answer DualCube Team. I did what you suggested but the result is exactly the same. Any other ideas?

Please visit this link: https://moodle.org/plugins/pluginversions.php?plugin=tool_inactive_user_cleanup
Download the latest version then go to "Your moodle directory"/admin/tool folder and your old "inactive_user_cleanup" folder; replace with the new one.
Then clear all the caches.
Let us know if your issue still exists!

Hi:
Im having an issue with this plugin. When it runs in the cron job it reports a very large amount of "days before delete" for the inactive users and of course, it never deletes them. Why is that happening?
This is a sample of the report I get:
Processing cron function for tool_inactive_user_cleanup...
... started 08:30:49. Current memory use 32.9MB.
Hey, admin tool inactive user cleanup is running
days before delete864000
days before delete864000
days before delete864000
days before delete864000
days before delete864000
done. (2166 dbqueries, 1.43 seconds)
Thanks
Yoel FV

Hi Ratko,
Please download our latest version of this plugin and set up background server cron.
Useful link :- https://docs.moodle.org/32/en/Cron
Let me know if this helps!
Thanks and Regards,
Arindam

Hi,
I'm trying to make this plugin to work for a month already, and seems it not working ok...
In cron log it report this:
> Processing cron function for tool_inactive_user_cleanup...
> ... started 15:05:16. Current memory use 13.1MB.
> Hey, admin tool inactive user cleanup is running
> done. (599 dbqueries, 0.53 seconds
but it never delete any user.
Moodle version used: Moodle 2.9.8+ (Build: 20160915)