moodle-mod_etherpadlite

Changes

v5.0.3

• Activity information for Moodle 5.1 activity chooser (#87 and #88)


• Improved URL checking in the test tool, suitable for installations in a subdirectory

v5.0.2

• Support course overview - thanks to Luca Bösch (#85 and #86)


• Comply to Moodle Code checker - thanks to Luca Bösch (#86)

v5.0.1

• Introduce dedicated connection testing tool by André Menrath (#79)


• Fix unchecked check_ssl option not being honored by Ilja Rozhko


• Fix unittest mod_etherpadlite

v5.0

• Tint monologo icon with dark grey as standard, resolves (#77)


• adjust code for Moodle 5.0 using Bootstrap 5.3

v4.4

• 2024-07-10 - Requires now Moodle 4.4


• 2024-07-10 - Optimize github actions


• 2024-07-10 - Fix some smaller coding style issues


• 2024-07-10 - All recent Moodle and PHP versions (Luca Bösch) #75


• 2024-05-26 - Smaller monologo icon for Moodle ≥ 4.4 (Luca Bösch) #74

v4.3.1

• 2023-11-09 - Fix client construtor #73 (Thank to Daniil Fajnberg)

v4.3

• 2023-10-15 - Add close button to the etherpad page


• 2023-10-15 - Optimize error handling


• 2023-10-15 - Adjust coding style to new rules

v4.2-r5

• 2023-05-10 - Added provider.php to pass test (Thanks to Karl Michael Reyes from Catalyst IT Canada LTD)

v4.2-r4

• 2023-06-12 - add new settings to adjust CURLOPT_CONNECTTIMEOUT and CURLOPT_TIMEOUT (Thanks to Vincent Schneider)

v4.2-r3

• 2023-05-10 - add missing slash

v4.2-r2

• 2023-05-10 - Fix require_once into stable path

v4.2-r1

• 2023-04-27 - Switch to testing mode if etherpadlite|url is empty

v4.0-r7

• 2022-12-15 - Add support for course reset


• 2022-12-15 - Add backup/restore for group pads

v4.0-r6

• 2022-11-16 - Add testing support for behat and phpunit test


• 2022-11-16 - Add CHANGES.md

v4.0-r5

• 2022-11-14 - fix upgrade.php.


• 2022-11-07 - Fix event classes abstraction.

v4.0-r5

• 2022-11-07 - Fix coding style and add phpdoc comments.

v4.0-r4

• 2022-11-03 - Add new monologo.

v4.0-r1

• 2022-05-14 - First stable version for Moodle 4.0.

v4.0-beta2

• 2022-04-14 - Seperate Groups Feature (#34).

v4.0-beta1

• 2022-03-14 - Start optimizing for Moodle 4.0.

moodle-mod_etherpadlite

Changes

v4.4.3

• Improved URL checking in the test tool, suitable for installations in a subdirectory


• Apply moodle coding style

v4.4.2

• Introduce dedicated connection testing tool by André Menrath (#79)


• Fix unchecked check_ssl option not being honored by Ilja Rozhko


• Fix unittest mod_etherpadlite

v4.4.1

• Tint monologo icon with dark grey as standard, resolves (#77)

v4.4

• 2024-07-10 - Requires now Moodle 4.4


• 2024-07-10 - Optimize github actions


• 2024-07-10 - Fix some smaller coding style issues


• 2024-07-10 - All recent Moodle and PHP versions (Luca Bösch) #75


• 2024-05-26 - Smaller monologo icon for Moodle ≥ 4.4 (Luca Bösch) #74

v4.3.1

• 2023-11-09 - Fix client construtor #73 (Thank to Daniil Fajnberg)

v4.3

• 2023-10-15 - Add close button to the etherpad page


• 2023-10-15 - Optimize error handling


• 2023-10-15 - Adjust coding style to new rules

v4.2-r5

• 2023-05-10 - Added provider.php to pass test (Thanks to Karl Michael Reyes from Catalyst IT Canada LTD)

v4.2-r4

• 2023-06-12 - add new settings to adjust CURLOPT_CONNECTTIMEOUT and CURLOPT_TIMEOUT (Thanks to Vincent Schneider)

v4.2-r3

• 2023-05-10 - add missing slash

v4.2-r2

• 2023-05-10 - Fix require_once into stable path

v4.2-r1

• 2023-04-27 - Switch to testing mode if etherpadlite|url is empty

v4.0-r7

• 2022-12-15 - Add support for course reset


• 2022-12-15 - Add backup/restore for group pads

v4.0-r6

• 2022-11-16 - Add testing support for behat and phpunit test


• 2022-11-16 - Add CHANGES.md

v4.0-r5

• 2022-11-14 - fix upgrade.php.


• 2022-11-07 - Fix event classes abstraction.

v4.0-r5

• 2022-11-07 - Fix coding style and add phpdoc comments.

v4.0-r4

• 2022-11-03 - Add new monologo.

v4.0-r1

• 2022-05-14 - First stable version for Moodle 4.0.

v4.0-beta2

• 2022-04-14 - Seperate Groups Feature (#34).

v4.0-beta1

• 2022-03-14 - Start optimizing for Moodle 4.0.

moodle-mod_etherpadlite

Changes

v5.0.2

• Support course overview - thanks to Luca Bösch (#85 and #86)


• Comply to Moodle Code checker - thanks to Luca Bösch (#86)

v5.0.1

• Introduce dedicated connection testing tool by André Menrath (#79)


• Fix unchecked check_ssl option not being honored by Ilja Rozhko


• Fix unittest mod_etherpadlite

v5.0

• Tint monologo icon with dark grey as standard, resolves (#77)


• adjust code for Moodle 5.0 using Bootstrap 5.3

v4.4

• 2024-07-10 - Requires now Moodle 4.4


• 2024-07-10 - Optimize github actions


• 2024-07-10 - Fix some smaller coding style issues


• 2024-07-10 - All recent Moodle and PHP versions (Luca Bösch) #75


• 2024-05-26 - Smaller monologo icon for Moodle ≥ 4.4 (Luca Bösch) #74

v4.3.1

• 2023-11-09 - Fix client construtor #73 (Thank to Daniil Fajnberg)

v4.3

• 2023-10-15 - Add close button to the etherpad page


• 2023-10-15 - Optimize error handling


• 2023-10-15 - Adjust coding style to new rules

v4.2-r5

• 2023-05-10 - Added provider.php to pass test (Thanks to Karl Michael Reyes from Catalyst IT Canada LTD)

v4.2-r4

• 2023-06-12 - add new settings to adjust CURLOPT_CONNECTTIMEOUT and CURLOPT_TIMEOUT (Thanks to Vincent Schneider)

v4.2-r3

• 2023-05-10 - add missing slash

v4.2-r2

• 2023-05-10 - Fix require_once into stable path

v4.2-r1

• 2023-04-27 - Switch to testing mode if etherpadlite|url is empty

v4.0-r7

• 2022-12-15 - Add support for course reset


• 2022-12-15 - Add backup/restore for group pads

v4.0-r6

• 2022-11-16 - Add testing support for behat and phpunit test


• 2022-11-16 - Add CHANGES.md

v4.0-r5

• 2022-11-14 - fix upgrade.php.


• 2022-11-07 - Fix event classes abstraction.

v4.0-r5

• 2022-11-07 - Fix coding style and add phpdoc comments.

v4.0-r4

• 2022-11-03 - Add new monologo.

v4.0-r1

• 2022-05-14 - First stable version for Moodle 4.0.

v4.0-beta2

• 2022-04-14 - Seperate Groups Feature (#34).

v4.0-beta1

• 2022-03-14 - Start optimizing for Moodle 4.0.

moodle-mod_etherpadlite

Changes

v5.0.1

• Introduce dedicated connection testing tool by André Menrath (#79)


• Fix unchecked check_ssl option not being honored by Ilja Rozhko


• Fix unittest mod_etherpadlite

v5.0

• Tint monologo icon with dark grey as standard, resolves (#77)


• adjust code for Moodle 5.0 using Bootstrap 5.3

v4.4

• 2024-07-10 - Requires now Moodle 4.4


• 2024-07-10 - Optimize github actions


• 2024-07-10 - Fix some smaller coding style issues


• 2024-07-10 - All recent Moodle and PHP versions (Luca Bösch) #75


• 2024-05-26 - Smaller monologo icon for Moodle ≥ 4.4 (Luca Bösch) #74

v4.3.1

• 2023-11-09 - Fix client construtor #73 (Thank to Daniil Fajnberg)

v4.3

• 2023-10-15 - Add close button to the etherpad page


• 2023-10-15 - Optimize error handling


• 2023-10-15 - Adjust coding style to new rules

v4.2-r5

• 2023-05-10 - Added provider.php to pass test (Thanks to Karl Michael Reyes from Catalyst IT Canada LTD)

v4.2-r4

• 2023-06-12 - add new settings to adjust CURLOPT_CONNECTTIMEOUT and CURLOPT_TIMEOUT (Thanks to Vincent Schneider)

v4.2-r3

• 2023-05-10 - add missing slash

v4.2-r2

• 2023-05-10 - Fix require_once into stable path

v4.2-r1

• 2023-04-27 - Switch to testing mode if etherpadlite|url is empty

v4.0-r7

• 2022-12-15 - Add support for course reset


• 2022-12-15 - Add backup/restore for group pads

v4.0-r6

• 2022-11-16 - Add testing support for behat and phpunit test


• 2022-11-16 - Add CHANGES.md

v4.0-r5

• 2022-11-14 - fix upgrade.php.


• 2022-11-07 - Fix event classes abstraction.

v4.0-r5

• 2022-11-07 - Fix coding style and add phpdoc comments.

v4.0-r4

• 2022-11-03 - Add new monologo.

v4.0-r1

• 2022-05-14 - First stable version for Moodle 4.0.

v4.0-beta2

• 2022-04-14 - Seperate Groups Feature (#34).

v4.0-beta1

• 2022-03-14 - Start optimizing for Moodle 4.0.

moodle-mod_etherpadlite

Changes

v4.4.2

• Introduce dedicated connection testing tool by André Menrath (#79)


• Fix unchecked check_ssl option not being honored by Ilja Rozhko


• Fix unittest mod_etherpadlite

v4.4.1

• Tint monologo icon with dark grey as standard, resolves (#77)

v4.4

• 2024-07-10 - Requires now Moodle 4.4


• 2024-07-10 - Optimize github actions


• 2024-07-10 - Fix some smaller coding style issues


• 2024-07-10 - All recent Moodle and PHP versions (Luca Bösch) #75


• 2024-05-26 - Smaller monologo icon for Moodle ≥ 4.4 (Luca Bösch) #74

v4.3.1

• 2023-11-09 - Fix client construtor #73 (Thank to Daniil Fajnberg)

v4.3

• 2023-10-15 - Add close button to the etherpad page


• 2023-10-15 - Optimize error handling


• 2023-10-15 - Adjust coding style to new rules

v4.2-r5

• 2023-05-10 - Added provider.php to pass test (Thanks to Karl Michael Reyes from Catalyst IT Canada LTD)

v4.2-r4

• 2023-06-12 - add new settings to adjust CURLOPT_CONNECTTIMEOUT and CURLOPT_TIMEOUT (Thanks to Vincent Schneider)

v4.2-r3

• 2023-05-10 - add missing slash

v4.2-r2

• 2023-05-10 - Fix require_once into stable path

v4.2-r1

• 2023-04-27 - Switch to testing mode if etherpadlite|url is empty

v4.0-r7

• 2022-12-15 - Add support for course reset


• 2022-12-15 - Add backup/restore for group pads

v4.0-r6

• 2022-11-16 - Add testing support for behat and phpunit test


• 2022-11-16 - Add CHANGES.md

v4.0-r5

• 2022-11-14 - fix upgrade.php.


• 2022-11-07 - Fix event classes abstraction.

v4.0-r5

• 2022-11-07 - Fix coding style and add phpdoc comments.

v4.0-r4

• 2022-11-03 - Add new monologo.

v4.0-r1

• 2022-05-14 - First stable version for Moodle 4.0.

v4.0-beta2

• 2022-04-14 - Seperate Groups Feature (#34).

v4.0-beta1

• 2022-03-14 - Start optimizing for Moodle 4.0.

moodle-mod_etherpadlite

Changes

v4.3.3

• Fix unchecked check_ssl option not being honored by Ilja Rozhko


• Fix unittest mod_etherpadlite

v4.3.2

• 2024-07-10 - Optimize github actions


• 2024-07-10 - Fix some smaller coding style issues

v4.3.1

• 2023-11-09 - Fix client construtor #73 (Thank to Daniil Fajnberg)

v4.3

• 2023-10-15 - Add close button to the etherpad page


• 2023-10-15 - Optimize error handling


• 2023-10-15 - Adjust coding style to new rules

v4.2-r5

• 2023-05-10 - Added provider.php to pass test (Thanks to Karl Michael Reyes from Catalyst IT Canada LTD)

v4.2-r4

• 2023-06-12 - add new settings to adjust CURLOPT_CONNECTTIMEOUT and CURLOPT_TIMEOUT (Thanks to Vincent Schneider)

v4.2-r3

• 2023-05-10 - add missing slash

v4.2-r2

• 2023-05-10 - Fix require_once into stable path

v4.2-r1

• 2023-04-27 - Switch to testing mode if etherpadlite|url is empty

v4.0-r7

• 2022-12-15 - Add support for course reset


• 2022-12-15 - Add backup/restore for group pads

v4.0-r6

• 2022-11-16 - Add testing support for behat and phpunit test


• 2022-11-16 - Add CHANGES.md

v4.0-r5

• 2022-11-14 - fix upgrade.php.


• 2022-11-07 - Fix event classes abstraction.

v4.0-r5

• 2022-11-07 - Fix coding style and add phpdoc comments.

v4.0-r4

• 2022-11-03 - Add new monologo.

v4.0-r1

• 2022-05-14 - First stable version for Moodle 4.0.

v4.0-beta2

• 2022-04-14 - Seperate Groups Feature (#34).

v4.0-beta1

• 2022-03-14 - Start optimizing for Moodle 4.0.

moodle-mod_etherpadlite

Changes

v5.0

• Tint monologo icon with dark grey as standard, resolves (#77)


• adjust code for Moodle 5.0 using Bootstrap 5.3

v4.4

• 2024-07-10 - Requires now Moodle 4.4


• 2024-07-10 - Optimize github actions


• 2024-07-10 - Fix some smaller coding style issues


• 2024-07-10 - All recent Moodle and PHP versions (Luca Bösch) #75


• 2024-05-26 - Smaller monologo icon for Moodle ≥ 4.4 (Luca Bösch) #74

v4.3.1

• 2023-11-09 - Fix client construtor #73 (Thank to Daniil Fajnberg)

v4.3

• 2023-10-15 - Add close button to the etherpad page


• 2023-10-15 - Optimize error handling


• 2023-10-15 - Adjust coding style to new rules

v4.2-r5

• 2023-05-10 - Added provider.php to pass test (Thanks to Karl Michael Reyes from Catalyst IT Canada LTD)

v4.2-r4

• 2023-06-12 - add new settings to adjust CURLOPT_CONNECTTIMEOUT and CURLOPT_TIMEOUT (Thanks to Vincent Schneider)

v4.2-r3

• 2023-05-10 - add missing slash

v4.2-r2

• 2023-05-10 - Fix require_once into stable path

v4.2-r1

• 2023-04-27 - Switch to testing mode if etherpadlite|url is empty

v4.0-r7

• 2022-12-15 - Add support for course reset


• 2022-12-15 - Add backup/restore for group pads

v4.0-r6

• 2022-11-16 - Add testing support for behat and phpunit test


• 2022-11-16 - Add CHANGES.md

v4.0-r5

• 2022-11-14 - fix upgrade.php.


• 2022-11-07 - Fix event classes abstraction.

v4.0-r5

• 2022-11-07 - Fix coding style and add phpdoc comments.

v4.0-r4

• 2022-11-03 - Add new monologo.

v4.0-r1

• 2022-05-14 - First stable version for Moodle 4.0.

v4.0-beta2

• 2022-04-14 - Seperate Groups Feature (#34).

v4.0-beta1

• 2022-03-14 - Start optimizing for Moodle 4.0.

moodle-mod_etherpadlite

Changes

v4.4

• 2024-07-10 - Requires now Moodle 4.4


• 2024-07-10 - Optimize github actions


• 2024-07-10 - Fix some smaller coding style issues


• 2024-07-10 - All recent Moodle and PHP versions (Luca Bösch) #75


• 2024-05-26 - Smaller monologo icon for Moodle ≥ 4.4 (Luca Bösch) #74

v4.3.1

• 2023-11-09 - Fix client construtor #73 (Thank to Daniil Fajnberg)

v4.3

• 2023-10-15 - Add close button to the etherpad page


• 2023-10-15 - Optimize error handling


• 2023-10-15 - Adjust coding style to new rules

v4.2-r5

• 2023-05-10 - Added provider.php to pass test (Thanks to Karl Michael Reyes from Catalyst IT Canada LTD)

v4.2-r4

• 2023-06-12 - add new settings to adjust CURLOPT_CONNECTTIMEOUT and CURLOPT_TIMEOUT (Thanks to Vincent Schneider)

v4.2-r3

• 2023-05-10 - add missing slash

v4.2-r2

• 2023-05-10 - Fix require_once into stable path

v4.2-r1

• 2023-04-27 - Switch to testing mode if etherpadlite|url is empty

v4.0-r7

• 2022-12-15 - Add support for course reset


• 2022-12-15 - Add backup/restore for group pads

v4.0-r6

• 2022-11-16 - Add testing support for behat and phpunit test


• 2022-11-16 - Add CHANGES.md

v4.0-r5

• 2022-11-14 - fix upgrade.php.


• 2022-11-07 - Fix event classes abstraction.

v4.0-r5

• 2022-11-07 - Fix coding style and add phpdoc comments.

v4.0-r4

• 2022-11-03 - Add new monologo.

v4.0-r1

• 2022-05-14 - First stable version for Moodle 4.0.

v4.0-beta2

• 2022-04-14 - Seperate Groups Feature (#34).

v4.0-beta1

• 2022-03-14 - Start optimizing for Moodle 4.0.

moodle-mod_etherpadlite

Changes

v4.3.2

• 2024-07-10 - Optimize github actions


• 2024-07-10 - Fix some smaller coding style issues

v4.3.1

• 2023-11-09 - Fix client construtor #73 (Thank to Daniil Fajnberg)

v4.3

• 2023-10-15 - Add close button to the etherpad page


• 2023-10-15 - Optimize error handling


• 2023-10-15 - Adjust coding style to new rules

v4.2-r5

• 2023-05-10 - Added provider.php to pass test (Thanks to Karl Michael Reyes from Catalyst IT Canada LTD)

v4.2-r4

• 2023-06-12 - add new settings to adjust CURLOPT_CONNECTTIMEOUT and CURLOPT_TIMEOUT (Thanks to Vincent Schneider)

v4.2-r3

• 2023-05-10 - add missing slash

v4.2-r2

• 2023-05-10 - Fix require_once into stable path

v4.2-r1

• 2023-04-27 - Switch to testing mode if etherpadlite|url is empty

v4.0-r7

• 2022-12-15 - Add support for course reset


• 2022-12-15 - Add backup/restore for group pads

v4.0-r6

• 2022-11-16 - Add testing support for behat and phpunit test


• 2022-11-16 - Add CHANGES.md

v4.0-r5

• 2022-11-14 - fix upgrade.php.


• 2022-11-07 - Fix event classes abstraction.

v4.0-r5

• 2022-11-07 - Fix coding style and add phpdoc comments.

v4.0-r4

• 2022-11-03 - Add new monologo.

v4.0-r1

• 2022-05-14 - First stable version for Moodle 4.0.

v4.0-beta2

• 2022-04-14 - Seperate Groups Feature (#34).

v4.0-beta1

• 2022-03-14 - Start optimizing for Moodle 4.0.

moodle-mod_etherpadlite

Changes

v4.3.1

• 2023-11-09 - Fix client construtor #73 (Thank to Daniil Fajnberg)

v4.3

• 2023-10-15 - Add close button to the etherpad page


• 2023-10-15 - Optimize error handling


• 2023-10-15 - Adjust coding style to new rules

v4.2-r5

• 2023-05-10 - Added provider.php to pass test (Thanks to Karl Michael Reyes from Catalyst IT Canada LTD)

v4.2-r4

• 2023-06-12 - add new settings to adjust CURLOPT_CONNECTTIMEOUT and CURLOPT_TIMEOUT (Thanks to Vincent Schneider)

v4.2-r3

• 2023-05-10 - add missing slash

v4.2-r2

• 2023-05-10 - Fix require_once into stable path

v4.2-r1

• 2023-04-27 - Switch to testing mode if etherpadlite|url is empty

v4.0-r7

• 2022-12-15 - Add support for course reset


• 2022-12-15 - Add backup/restore for group pads

v4.0-r6

• 2022-11-16 - Add testing support for behat and phpunit test


• 2022-11-16 - Add CHANGES.md

v4.0-r5

• 2022-11-14 - fix upgrade.php.


• 2022-11-07 - Fix event classes abstraction.

v4.0-r5

• 2022-11-07 - Fix coding style and add phpdoc comments.

v4.0-r4

• 2022-11-03 - Add new monologo.

v4.0-r1

• 2022-05-14 - First stable version for Moodle 4.0.

v4.0-beta2

• 2022-04-14 - Seperate Groups Feature (#34).

v4.0-beta1

• 2022-03-14 - Start optimizing for Moodle 4.0.

moodle-mod_etherpadlite

Changes

v4.3

• 2023-10-15 - Add close button to the etherpad page


• 2023-10-15 - Optimize error handling


• 2023-10-15 - Adjust coding style to new rules

v4.2-r5

• 2023-05-10 - Added provider.php to pass test (Thanks to Karl Michael Reyes from Catalyst IT Canada LTD)

v4.2-r4

• 2023-06-12 - add new settings to adjust CURLOPT_CONNECTTIMEOUT and CURLOPT_TIMEOUT (Thanks to Vincent Schneider)

v4.2-r3

• 2023-05-10 - add missing slash

v4.2-r2

• 2023-05-10 - Fix require_once into stable path

v4.2-r1

• 2023-04-27 - Switch to testing mode if etherpadlite|url is empty

v4.0-r7

• 2022-12-15 - Add support for course reset


• 2022-12-15 - Add backup/restore for group pads

v4.0-r6

• 2022-11-16 - Add testing support for behat and phpunit test


• 2022-11-16 - Add CHANGES.md

v4.0-r5

• 2022-11-14 - fix upgrade.php.


• 2022-11-07 - Fix event classes abstraction.

v4.0-r5

• 2022-11-07 - Fix coding style and add phpdoc comments.

v4.0-r4

• 2022-11-03 - Add new monologo.

v4.0-r1

• 2022-05-14 - First stable version for Moodle 4.0.

v4.0-beta2

• 2022-04-14 - Seperate Groups Feature (#34).

v4.0-beta1

• 2022-03-14 - Start optimizing for Moodle 4.0.

moodle-mod_etherpadlite

Changes

v4.2-r5

• 2023-05-10 - Added provider.php to pass test (Thanks to Karl Michael Reyes from Catalyst IT Canada LTD)

v4.2-r4

• 2023-06-12 - add new settings to adjust CURLOPT_CONNECTTIMEOUT and CURLOPT_TIMEOUT (Thanks to Vincent Schneider)

v4.2-r3

• 2023-05-10 - add missing slash

v4.2-r2

• 2023-05-10 - Fix require_once into stable path

v4.2-r1

• 2023-04-27 - Switch to testing mode if etherpadlite|url is empty

v4.0-r7

• 2022-12-15 - Add support for course reset


• 2022-12-15 - Add backup/restore for group pads

v4.0-r6

• 2022-11-16 - Add testing support for behat and phpunit test


• 2022-11-16 - Add CHANGES.md

v4.0-r5

• 2022-11-14 - fix upgrade.php.


• 2022-11-07 - Fix event classes abstraction.

v4.0-r5

• 2022-11-07 - Fix coding style and add phpdoc comments.

v4.0-r4

• 2022-11-03 - Add new monologo.

v4.0-r1

• 2022-05-14 - First stable version for Moodle 4.0.

v4.0-beta2

• 2022-04-14 - Seperate Groups Feature (#34).

v4.0-beta1

• 2022-03-14 - Start optimizing for Moodle 4.0.

moodle-mod_etherpadlite

Changes

v4.2-r4

• 2023-06-12 - add new settings to adjust CURLOPT_CONNECTTIMEOUT and CURLOPT_TIMEOUT (Thanks to Vincent Schneider)

v4.2-r3

• 2023-05-10 - add missing slash

v4.2-r2

• 2023-05-10 - Fix require_once into stable path

v4.2-r1

• 2023-04-27 - Switch to testing mode if etherpadlite|url is empty

v4.0-r7

• 2022-12-15 - Add support for course reset


• 2022-12-15 - Add backup/restore for group pads

v4.0-r6

• 2022-11-16 - Add testing support for behat and phpunit test


• 2022-11-16 - Add CHANGES.md

v4.0-r5

• 2022-11-14 - fix upgrade.php.


• 2022-11-07 - Fix event classes abstraction.

v4.0-r5

• 2022-11-07 - Fix coding style and add phpdoc comments.

v4.0-r4

• 2022-11-03 - Add new monologo.

v4.0-r1

• 2022-05-14 - First stable version for Moodle 4.0.

v4.0-beta2

• 2022-04-14 - Seperate Groups Feature (#34).

v4.0-beta1

• 2022-03-14 - Start optimizing for Moodle 4.0.

moodle-mod_etherpadlite

Changes

v4.2-r3

• 2023-05-10 - add missing slash

v4.2-r2

• 2023-05-10 - Fix require_once into stable path

v4.2-r1

• 2023-04-27 - Switch to testing mode if etherpadlite|url is empty

v4.0-r7

• 2022-12-15 - Add support for course reset


• 2022-12-15 - Add backup/restore for group pads

v4.0-r6

• 2022-11-16 - Add testing support for behat and phpunit test


• 2022-11-16 - Add CHANGES.md

v4.0-r5

• 2022-11-14 - fix upgrade.php.


• 2022-11-07 - Fix event classes abstraction.

v4.0-r5

• 2022-11-07 - Fix coding style and add phpdoc comments.

v4.0-r4

• 2022-11-03 - Add new monologo.

v4.0-r1

• 2022-05-14 - First stable version for Moodle 4.0.

v4.0-beta2

• 2022-04-14 - Seperate Groups Feature (#34).

v4.0-beta1

• 2022-03-14 - Start optimizing for Moodle 4.0.

moodle-mod_etherpadlite

Changes

v3.11-r8

• 2023-05-10 - add missing slash

v3.11-r7

• 2023-05-10 - Fix require_once into stable path

v3.11-r6

• 2022-12-15 - Add support for course reset


• 2022-12-15 - Add backup/restore for group pads

moodle-mod_etherpadlite

Changes

v4.2-r2

• 2023-05-10 - Fix require_once into stable path

v4.2-r1

• 2023-04-27 - Switch to testing mode if etherpadlite|url is empty

v4.0-r7

• 2022-12-15 - Add support for course reset


• 2022-12-15 - Add backup/restore for group pads

v4.0-r6

• 2022-11-16 - Add testing support for behat and phpunit test


• 2022-11-16 - Add CHANGES.md

v4.0-r5

• 2022-11-14 - fix upgrade.php.


• 2022-11-07 - Fix event classes abstraction.

v4.0-r5

• 2022-11-07 - Fix coding style and add phpdoc comments.

v4.0-r4

• 2022-11-03 - Add new monologo.

v4.0-r1

• 2022-05-14 - First stable version for Moodle 4.0.

v4.0-beta2

• 2022-04-14 - Seperate Groups Feature (#34).

v4.0-beta1

• 2022-03-14 - Start optimizing for Moodle 4.0.

moodle-mod_etherpadlite

Changes

v3.11-r7

• 2023-05-10 - Fix require_once into stable path

v3.11-r6

• 2022-12-15 - Add support for course reset


• 2022-12-15 - Add backup/restore for group pads

moodle-mod_etherpadlite

Changes

v4.2-r1

• 2023-04-27 - Switch to testing mode if etherpadlite|url is empty

v4.0-r7

• 2022-12-15 - Add support for course reset


• 2022-12-15 - Add backup/restore for group pads

v4.0-r6

• 2022-11-16 - Add testing support for behat and phpunit test


• 2022-11-16 - Add CHANGES.md

v4.0-r5

• 2022-11-14 - fix upgrade.php.


• 2022-11-07 - Fix event classes abstraction.

v4.0-r5

• 2022-11-07 - Fix coding style and add phpdoc comments.

v4.0-r4

• 2022-11-03 - Add new monologo.

v4.0-r1

• 2022-05-14 - First stable version for Moodle 4.0.

v4.0-beta2

• 2022-04-14 - Seperate Groups Feature (#34).

v4.0-beta1

• 2022-03-14 - Start optimizing for Moodle 4.0.

moodle-mod_etherpadlite

Changes

v4.0-r7

• 2022-12-15 - Add support for course reset


• 2022-12-15 - Add backup/restore for group pads

v4.0-r6

• 2022-11-16 - Add testing support for behat and phpunit test


• 2022-11-16 - Add CHANGES.md

v4.0-r5

• 2022-11-14 - fix upgrade.php.


• 2022-11-07 - Fix event classes abstraction.

v4.0-r5

• 2022-11-07 - Fix coding style and add phpdoc comments.

v4.0-r4

• 2022-11-03 - Add new monologo.

v4.0-r1

• 2022-05-14 - First stable version for Moodle 4.0.

v4.0-beta2

• 2022-04-14 - Seperate Groups Feature (#34).

v4.0-beta1

• 2022-03-14 - Start optimizing for Moodle 4.0.

moodle-mod_etherpadlite

Changes

v3.11-r6

• 2022-12-15 - Add support for course reset


• 2022-12-15 - Add backup/restore for group pads

moodle-mod_etherpadlite

Changes

v4.0-r6

• 2022-11-16 - Add testing support for behat and phpunit test


• 2022-11-16 - Add CHANGES.md


• 2022-11-15 - Add keepalive for Moodle session while working with etherpad-lite

v4.0-r5

• 2022-11-14 - fix upgrade.php.


• 2022-11-07 - Fix event classes abstraction.

v4.0-r5

• 2022-11-07 - Fix coding style and add phpdoc comments.

v4.0-r4

• 2022-11-03 - Add new monologo.

v4.0-r1

• 2022-05-14 - First stable version for Moodle 4.0.

v4.0-beta2

• 2022-04-14 - Seperate Groups Feature (#34).

v4.0-beta1

• 2022-03-14 - Start optimizing for Moodle 4.0.

About

This is a module, which integrates etherpad-lite in Moodle 3.5 or higher

Features:

• Add / View / Delete Pads


• Users have the same name & writing color in all pads


• Moodle Import / Export support


• optional guest allowance


• It supports etherpad-lite servers, which can only be accessed through the API (access only through Moodle)


• It can check the HTTPS certificate of the ep-lite server for full security (man in the middle attacks)

Prerequirement

You need an etherpad-lite server, which is running on at least the same 2nd-level-domain as your moodle server.

On the github page you'll find all information you need, to install the server: https://github.com/ether/etherpad-lite

We recommend to use the etherpad-lite version 1.8.0 or higher

It's also recommended to use the latest stable release of nodejs
(http://nodejs.org/)

we are using nodejs 0.8.26. But we test new ep-lite versions always with this node version, before updating productive

When you want, that the server is only accessible via Moodle, then I recommend to install ep_remove_embed over the ep-lite admin interface. This removes the embed link.

To access the admin area, uncomment the user section in settings.json

Working ep-lite installation

• Ubuntu 12.04


• apt-get git, nginx, abiword, make, g++


• donwload nodejs from nodejs.org and compile it (you can use 'n' to switch between versions https://www.npmjs.org/package/n)


• etherpad-lite from git


• ep-lite settings.json:
  
  
  
  • "requireSession":true
  
  
  • "editOnly":true
  
  
  • "abiword": "/usr/bin/abiword"
  
  
  
  


• ep-lite plugin: ep_remove_embed via admin interface


• upstart script


• logrotate


• nginx as reverse proxy with https

INSTALLATION

1. 
   

   Copy this repository to the moodle subfolder: mod/etherpadlite

   
   


2. 
   

   open your admin/index.php page and follow the instructions

   
   

Configuration

1. Server Url from your etherpadlite server Make sure, that your moodle server can access this URL (don't forget to include a trailing slash!)


2. ApiKey: this is stored in the file: APIKEY.txt on your etherpadlite server


3. Padname: this is optional and maybe just for debugging the databse


4. Cookie Domain: Enter the domain as described


5. Session elapse time: How long should one session be valid?


6. Https Redirect: This redirects moodle to https, so that the user feels secure
   (later this should be used to delete sessions on the etherpadlite server)


7. Verify HTTPS cert: This lets curl check, if the https cert of the etherpadlite server is valid, to prevent man in the middle attacks


8. Guests allowed to write?: As described

Sponsors

Browsertesting is kindly provided by BrowserStack

About

This is a module, which integrates etherpad-lite in Moodle 3.5 or higher

Features:

• Add / View / Delete Pads


• Users have the same name & writing color in all pads


• Moodle Import / Export support


• optional guest allowance


• It supports etherpad-lite servers, which can only be accessed through the API (access only through Moodle)


• It can check the HTTPS certificate of the ep-lite server for full security (man in the middle attacks)

Prerequirement

You need an etherpad-lite server, which is running on at least the same 2nd-level-domain as your moodle server.

On the github page you'll find all information you need, to install the server: https://github.com/ether/etherpad-lite

We recommend to use the etherpad-lite version 1.8.0 or higher

It's also recommended to use the latest stable release of nodejs
(http://nodejs.org/)

we are using nodejs 0.8.26. But we test new ep-lite versions always with this node version, before updating productive

When you want, that the server is only accessible via Moodle, then I recommend to install ep_remove_embed over the ep-lite admin interface. This removes the embed link.

To access the admin area, uncomment the user section in settings.json

Working ep-lite installation

• Ubuntu 12.04


• apt-get git, nginx, abiword, make, g++


• donwload nodejs from nodejs.org and compile it (you can use 'n' to switch between versions https://www.npmjs.org/package/n)


• etherpad-lite from git


• ep-lite settings.json:
  
  
  
  • "requireSession":true
  
  
  • "editOnly":true
  
  
  • "abiword": "/usr/bin/abiword"
  
  
  
  


• ep-lite plugin: ep_remove_embed via admin interface


• upstart script


• logrotate


• nginx as reverse proxy with https

INSTALLATION

1. 
   

   Copy this repository to the moodle subfolder: mod/etherpadlite

   
   


2. 
   

   open your admin/index.php page and follow the instructions

   
   

Configuration

1. Server Url from your etherpadlite server Make sure, that your moodle server can access this URL (don't forget to include a trailing slash!)


2. ApiKey: this is stored in the file: APIKEY.txt on your etherpadlite server


3. Padname: this is optional and maybe just for debugging the databse


4. Cookie Domain: Enter the domain as described


5. Session elapse time: How long should one session be valid?


6. Https Redirect: This redirects moodle to https, so that the user feels secure
   (later this should be used to delete sessions on the etherpadlite server)


7. Verify HTTPS cert: This lets curl check, if the https cert of the etherpadlite server is valid, to prevent man in the middle attacks


8. Guests allowed to write?: As described

Sponsors

Browsertesting is kindly provided by BrowserStack

About

This is a module, which integrates etherpad-lite in Moodle 3.5 or higher

Features:

• Add / View / Delete Pads


• Users have the same name & writing color in all pads


• Moodle Import / Export support


• optional guest allowance


• It supports etherpad-lite servers, which can only be accessed through the API (access only through Moodle)


• It can check the HTTPS certificate of the ep-lite server for full security (man in the middle attacks)

Prerequirement

You need an etherpad-lite server, which is running on at least the same 2nd-level-domain as your moodle server.

On the github page you'll find all information you need, to install the server: https://github.com/ether/etherpad-lite

We recommend to use the etherpad-lite version 1.8.0 or higher

It's also recommended to use the latest stable release of nodejs
(http://nodejs.org/)

we are using nodejs 0.8.26. But we test new ep-lite versions always with this node version, before updating productive

When you want, that the server is only accessible via Moodle, then I recommend to install ep_remove_embed over the ep-lite admin interface. This removes the embed link.

To access the admin area, uncomment the user section in settings.json

Working ep-lite installation

• Ubuntu 12.04


• apt-get git, nginx, abiword, make, g++


• donwload nodejs from nodejs.org and compile it (you can use 'n' to switch between versions https://www.npmjs.org/package/n)


• etherpad-lite from git


• ep-lite settings.json:
  
  
  
  • "requireSession":true
  
  
  • "editOnly":true
  
  
  • "abiword": "/usr/bin/abiword"
  
  
  
  


• ep-lite plugin: ep_remove_embed via admin interface


• upstart script


• logrotate


• nginx as reverse proxy with https

INSTALLATION

1. 
   

   Copy this repository to the moodle subfolder: mod/etherpadlite

   
   


2. 
   

   open your admin/index.php page and follow the instructions

   
   

Configuration

1. Server Url from your etherpadlite server Make sure, that your moodle server can access this URL (don't forget to include a trailing slash!)


2. ApiKey: this is stored in the file: APIKEY.txt on your etherpadlite server


3. Padname: this is optional and maybe just for debugging the databse


4. Cookie Domain: Enter the domain as described


5. Session elapse time: How long should one session be valid?


6. Https Redirect: This redirects moodle to https, so that the user feels secure
   (later this should be used to delete sessions on the etherpadlite server)


7. Verify HTTPS cert: This lets curl check, if the https cert of the etherpadlite server is valid, to prevent man in the middle attacks


8. Guests allowed to write?: As described

Sponsors

Browsertesting is kindly provided by BrowserStack

About

This is a module, which integrates etherpad-lite in Moodle 3.5 or higher

Features:

• Add / View / Delete Pads


• Users have the same name & writing color in all pads


• Moodle Import / Export support


• optional guest allowance


• It supports etherpad-lite servers, which can only be accessed through the API (access only through Moodle)


• It can check the HTTPS certificate of the ep-lite server for full security (man in the middle attacks)

Prerequirement

You need an etherpad-lite server, which is running on at least the same 2nd-level-domain as your moodle server.

On the github page you'll find all information you need, to install the server: https://github.com/ether/etherpad-lite

We recommend to use the etherpad-lite version 1.8.0 or higher

It's also recommended to use the latest stable release of nodejs
(http://nodejs.org/)

we are using nodejs 0.8.26. But we test new ep-lite versions always with this node version, before updating productive

When you want, that the server is only accessible via Moodle, then I recommend to install ep_remove_embed over the ep-lite admin interface. This removes the embed link.

To access the admin area, uncomment the user section in settings.json

Working ep-lite installation

• Ubuntu 12.04


• apt-get git, nginx, abiword, make, g++


• donwload nodejs from nodejs.org and compile it (you can use 'n' to switch between versions https://www.npmjs.org/package/n)


• etherpad-lite from git


• ep-lite settings.json:
  
  
  
  • "requireSession":true
  
  
  • "editOnly":true
  
  
  • "abiword": "/usr/bin/abiword"
  
  
  
  


• ep-lite plugin: ep_remove_embed via admin interface


• upstart script


• logrotate


• nginx as reverse proxy with https

INSTALLATION

1. 
   

   Copy this repository to the moodle subfolder: mod/etherpadlite

   
   


2. 
   

   open your admin/index.php page and follow the instructions

   
   

Configuration

1. Server Url from your etherpadlite server Make sure, that your moodle server can access this URL (don't forget to include a trailing slash!)


2. ApiKey: this is stored in the file: APIKEY.txt on your etherpadlite server


3. Padname: this is optional and maybe just for debugging the databse


4. Cookie Domain: Enter the domain as described


5. Session elapse time: How long should one session be valid?


6. Https Redirect: This redirects moodle to https, so that the user feels secure
   (later this should be used to delete sessions on the etherpadlite server)


7. Verify HTTPS cert: This lets curl check, if the https cert of the etherpadlite server is valid, to prevent man in the middle attacks


8. Guests allowed to write?: As described

Sponsors

Browsertesting is kindly provided by BrowserStack

About

This is a module, which integrates etherpad-lite in Moodle 3.5 or higher

Features:

• Add / View / Delete Pads


• Users have the same name & writing color in all pads


• Moodle Import / Export support


• optional guest allowance


• It supports etherpad-lite servers, which can only be accessed through the API (access only through Moodle)


• It can check the HTTPS certificate of the ep-lite server for full security (man in the middle attacks)

Prerequirement

You need an etherpad-lite server, which is running on at least the same 2nd-level-domain as your moodle server.

On the github page you'll find all information you need, to install the server: https://github.com/ether/etherpad-lite

We recommend to use the etherpad-lite version 1.8.0 or higher

It's also recommended to use the latest stable release of nodejs
(http://nodejs.org/)

we are using nodejs 0.8.26. But we test new ep-lite versions always with this node version, before updating productive

When you want, that the server is only accessible via Moodle, then I recommend to install ep_remove_embed over the ep-lite admin interface. This removes the embed link.

To access the admin area, uncomment the user section in settings.json

Working ep-lite installation

• Ubuntu 12.04


• apt-get git, nginx, abiword, make, g++


• donwload nodejs from nodejs.org and compile it (you can use 'n' to switch between versions https://www.npmjs.org/package/n)


• etherpad-lite from git


• ep-lite settings.json:
  
  
  
  • "requireSession":true
  
  
  • "editOnly":true
  
  
  • "abiword": "/usr/bin/abiword"
  
  
  
  


• ep-lite plugin: ep_remove_embed via admin interface


• upstart script


• logrotate


• nginx as reverse proxy with https

INSTALLATION

1. 
   

   Copy this repository to the moodle subfolder: mod/etherpadlite

   
   


2. 
   

   open your admin/index.php page and follow the instructions

   
   

Configuration

1. Server Url from your etherpadlite server Make sure, that your moodle server can access this URL (don't forget to include a trailing slash!)


2. ApiKey: this is stored in the file: APIKEY.txt on your etherpadlite server


3. Padname: this is optional and maybe just for debugging the databse


4. Cookie Domain: Enter the domain as described


5. Session elapse time: How long should one session be valid?


6. Https Redirect: This redirects moodle to https, so that the user feels secure
   (later this should be used to delete sessions on the etherpadlite server)


7. Verify HTTPS cert: This lets curl check, if the https cert of the etherpadlite server is valid, to prevent man in the middle attacks


8. Guests allowed to write?: As described

Sponsors

Browsertesting is kindly provided by BrowserStack

About

This is a module, which integrates etherpad-lite in Moodle 3.5 or higher

Features:

• Add / View / Delete Pads


• Users have the same name & writing color in all pads


• Moodle Import / Export support


• optional guest allowance


• It supports etherpad-lite servers, which can only be accessed through the API (access only through Moodle)


• It can check the HTTPS certificate of the ep-lite server for full security (man in the middle attacks)

Prerequirement

You need an etherpad-lite server, which is running on at least the same 2nd-level-domain as your moodle server.

On the github page you'll find all information you need, to install the server: https://github.com/ether/etherpad-lite

We recommend to use the etherpad-lite version 1.8.0 or higher

It's also recommended to use the latest stable release of nodejs
(http://nodejs.org/)

we are using nodejs 0.8.26. But we test new ep-lite versions always with this node version, before updating productive

When you want, that the server is only accessible via Moodle, then I recommend to install ep_remove_embed over the ep-lite admin interface. This removes the embed link.

To access the admin area, uncomment the user section in settings.json

Working ep-lite installation

• Ubuntu 12.04


• apt-get git, nginx, abiword, make, g++


• donwload nodejs from nodejs.org and compile it (you can use 'n' to switch between versions https://www.npmjs.org/package/n)


• etherpad-lite from git


• ep-lite settings.json:
  
  
  
  • "requireSession":true
  
  
  • "editOnly":true
  
  
  • "abiword": "/usr/bin/abiword"
  
  
  
  


• ep-lite plugin: ep_remove_embed via admin interface


• upstart script


• logrotate


• nginx as reverse proxy with https

INSTALLATION

1. 
   

   Copy this repository to the moodle subfolder: mod/etherpadlite

   
   


2. 
   

   open your admin/index.php page and follow the instructions

   
   

Configuration

1. Server Url from your etherpadlite server Make sure, that your moodle server can access this URL (don't forget to include a trailing slash!)


2. ApiKey: this is stored in the file: APIKEY.txt on your etherpadlite server


3. Padname: this is optional and maybe just for debugging the databse


4. Cookie Domain: Enter the domain as described


5. Session elapse time: How long should one session be valid?


6. Https Redirect: This redirects moodle to https, so that the user feels secure
   (later this should be used to delete sessions on the etherpadlite server)


7. Verify HTTPS cert: This lets curl check, if the https cert of the etherpadlite server is valid, to prevent man in the middle attacks


8. Guests allowed to write?: As described

Sponsors

Browsertesting is kindly provided by BrowserStack

About

This is a module, which integrates etherpad-lite in Moodle 3.5 or higher

Features:

• Add / View / Delete Pads


• Users have the same name & writing color in all pads


• Moodle Import / Export support


• optional guest allowance


• It supports etherpad-lite servers, which can only be accessed through the API (access only through Moodle)


• It can check the HTTPS certificate of the ep-lite server for full security (man in the middle attacks)

Prerequirement

You need an etherpad-lite server, which is running on at least the same 2nd-level-domain as your moodle server.

On the github page you'll find all information you need, to install the server: https://github.com/ether/etherpad-lite

We recommend to use the etherpad-lite version 1.8.0 or higher

It's also recommended to use the latest stable release of nodejs
(http://nodejs.org/)

we are using nodejs 0.8.26. But we test new ep-lite versions always with this node version, before updating productive

When you want, that the server is only accessible via Moodle, then I recommend to install ep_remove_embed over the ep-lite admin interface. This removes the embed link.

To access the admin area, uncomment the user section in settings.json

Working ep-lite installation

• Ubuntu 12.04


• apt-get git, nginx, abiword, make, g++


• donwload nodejs from nodejs.org and compile it (you can use 'n' to switch between versions https://www.npmjs.org/package/n)


• etherpad-lite from git


• ep-lite settings.json:
  
  
  
  • "requireSession":true
  
  
  • "editOnly":true
  
  
  • "abiword": "/usr/bin/abiword"
  
  
  
  


• ep-lite plugin: ep_remove_embed via admin interface


• upstart script


• logrotate


• nginx as reverse proxy with https

INSTALLATION

1. 
   

   Copy this repository to the moodle subfolder: mod/etherpadlite

   
   


2. 
   

   open your admin/index.php page and follow the instructions

   
   

Configuration

1. Server Url from your etherpadlite server Make sure, that your moodle server can access this URL (don't forget to include a trailing slash!)


2. ApiKey: this is stored in the file: APIKEY.txt on your etherpadlite server


3. Padname: this is optional and maybe just for debugging the databse


4. Cookie Domain: Enter the domain as described


5. Session elapse time: How long should one session be valid?


6. Https Redirect: This redirects moodle to https, so that the user feels secure
   (later this should be used to delete sessions on the etherpadlite server)


7. Verify HTTPS cert: This lets curl check, if the https cert of the etherpadlite server is valid, to prevent man in the middle attacks


8. Guests allowed to write?: As described

Sponsors

Browsertesting is kindly provided by BrowserStack

About

This is a module, which integrates etherpad-lite in Moodle 3.5 or higher

Features:

• Add / View / Delete Pads


• Users have the same name & writing color in all pads


• Moodle Import / Export support


• optional guest allowance


• It supports etherpad-lite servers, which can only be accessed through the API (access only through Moodle)


• It can check the HTTPS certificate of the ep-lite server for full security (man in the middle attacks)

Prerequirement

You need an etherpad-lite server, which is running on at least the same 2nd-level-domain as your moodle server.

On the github page you'll find all information you need, to install the server: https://github.com/ether/etherpad-lite

We recommend to use the etherpad-lite version 1.8.0 or higher

It's also recommended to use the latest stable release of nodejs
(http://nodejs.org/)

we are using nodejs 0.8.26. But we test new ep-lite versions always with this node version, before updating productive

When you want, that the server is only accessible via Moodle, then I recommend to install ep_remove_embed over the ep-lite admin interface. This removes the embed link.

To access the admin area, uncomment the user section in settings.json

Working ep-lite installation

• Ubuntu 12.04


• apt-get git, nginx, abiword, make, g++


• donwload nodejs from nodejs.org and compile it (you can use 'n' to switch between versions https://www.npmjs.org/package/n)


• etherpad-lite from git


• ep-lite settings.json:
  
  
  
  • "requireSession":true
  
  
  • "editOnly":true
  
  
  • "abiword": "/usr/bin/abiword"
  
  
  
  


• ep-lite plugin: ep_remove_embed via admin interface


• upstart script


• logrotate


• nginx as reverse proxy with https

INSTALLATION

1. 
   

   Copy this repository to the moodle subfolder: mod/etherpadlite

   
   


2. 
   

   open your admin/index.php page and follow the instructions

   
   

Configuration

1. Server Url from your etherpadlite server Make sure, that your moodle server can access this URL (don't forget to include a trailing slash!)


2. ApiKey: this is stored in the file: APIKEY.txt on your etherpadlite server


3. Padname: this is optional and maybe just for debugging the databse


4. Cookie Domain: Enter the domain as described


5. Session elapse time: How long should one session be valid?


6. Https Redirect: This redirects moodle to https, so that the user feels secure
   (later this should be used to delete sessions on the etherpadlite server)


7. Verify HTTPS cert: This lets curl check, if the https cert of the etherpadlite server is valid, to prevent man in the middle attacks


8. Guests allowed to write?: As described

Sponsors

Browsertesting is kindly provided by BrowserStack

About

This is a module, which integrates etherpad-lite in Moodle 3.5 or higher

Features:

• Add / View / Delete Pads


• Users have the same name & writing color in all pads


• Moodle Import / Export support


• optional guest allowance


• It supports etherpad-lite servers, which can only be accessed through the API (access only through Moodle)


• It can check the HTTPS certificate of the ep-lite server for full security (man in the middle attacks)

Prerequirement

You need an etherpad-lite server, which is running on at least the same 2nd-level-domain as your moodle server.

On the github page you'll find all information you need, to install the server: https://github.com/ether/etherpad-lite

We recommend to use the etherpad-lite version 1.8.0 or higher

It's also recommended to use the latest stable release of nodejs
(http://nodejs.org/)

we are using nodejs 0.8.26. But we test new ep-lite versions always with this node version, before updating productive

When you want, that the server is only accessible via Moodle, then I recommend to install ep_remove_embed over the ep-lite admin interface. This removes the embed link.

To access the admin area, uncomment the user section in settings.json

Working ep-lite installation

• Ubuntu 12.04


• apt-get git, nginx, abiword, make, g++


• donwload nodejs from nodejs.org and compile it (you can use 'n' to switch between versions https://www.npmjs.org/package/n)


• etherpad-lite from git


• ep-lite settings.json:
  
  
  
  • "requireSession":true
  
  
  • "editOnly":true
  
  
  • "abiword": "/usr/bin/abiword"
  
  
  
  


• ep-lite plugin: ep_remove_embed via admin interface


• upstart script


• logrotate


• nginx as reverse proxy with https

INSTALLATION

1. 
   

   Copy this repository to the moodle subfolder: mod/etherpadlite

   
   


2. 
   

   open your admin/index.php page and follow the instructions

   
   

Configuration

1. Server Url from your etherpadlite server Make sure, that your moodle server can access this URL (don't forget to include a trailing slash!)


2. ApiKey: this is stored in the file: APIKEY.txt on your etherpadlite server


3. Padname: this is optional and maybe just for debugging the databse


4. Cookie Domain: Enter the domain as described


5. Session elapse time: How long should one session be valid?


6. Https Redirect: This redirects moodle to https, so that the user feels secure
   (later this should be used to delete sessions on the etherpadlite server)


7. Verify HTTPS cert: This lets curl check, if the https cert of the etherpadlite server is valid, to prevent man in the middle attacks


8. Guests allowed to write?: As described

Sponsors

Browsertesting is kindly provided by BrowserStack

About

This is a module, which integrates etherpad-lite in Moodle 3.5 or higher

Features:

• Add / View / Delete Pads


• Users have the same name & writing color in all pads


• Moodle Import / Export support


• optional guest allowance


• It supports etherpad-lite servers, which can only be accessed through the API (access only through Moodle)


• It can check the HTTPS certificate of the ep-lite server for full security (man in the middle attacks)

Prerequirement

You need an etherpad-lite server, which is running on at least the same 2nd-level-domain as your moodle server.

On the github page you'll find all information you need, to install the server: https://github.com/ether/etherpad-lite

We recommend to use the etherpad-lite version 1.8.0 or higher

It's also recommended to use the latest stable release of nodejs
(http://nodejs.org/)

we are using nodejs 0.8.26. But we test new ep-lite versions always with this node version, before updating productive

When you want, that the server is only accessible via Moodle, then I recommend to install ep_remove_embed over the ep-lite admin interface. This removes the embed link.

To access the admin area, uncomment the user section in settings.json

Working ep-lite installation

• Ubuntu 12.04


• apt-get git, nginx, abiword, make, g++


• donwload nodejs from nodejs.org and compile it (you can use 'n' to switch between versions https://www.npmjs.org/package/n)


• etherpad-lite from git


• ep-lite settings.json:
  
  
  
  • "requireSession":true
  
  
  • "editOnly":true
  
  
  • "abiword": "/usr/bin/abiword"
  
  
  
  


• ep-lite plugin: ep_remove_embed via admin interface


• upstart script


• logrotate


• nginx as reverse proxy with https

INSTALLATION

1. 
   

   Copy this repository to the moodle subfolder: mod/etherpadlite

   
   


2. 
   

   open your admin/index.php page and follow the instructions

   
   

Configuration

1. Server Url from your etherpadlite server Make sure, that your moodle server can access this URL (don't forget to include a trailing slash!)


2. ApiKey: this is stored in the file: APIKEY.txt on your etherpadlite server


3. Padname: this is optional and maybe just for debugging the databse


4. Cookie Domain: Enter the domain as described


5. Session elapse time: How long should one session be valid?


6. Https Redirect: This redirects moodle to https, so that the user feels secure
   (later this should be used to delete sessions on the etherpadlite server)


7. Verify HTTPS cert: This lets curl check, if the https cert of the etherpadlite server is valid, to prevent man in the middle attacks


8. Guests allowed to write?: As described

Sponsors

Browsertesting is kindly provided by BrowserStack

About

This is a module, which integrates etherpad-lite in Moodle 3.5 or higher

Features:

• Add / View / Delete Pads


• Users have the same name & writing color in all pads


• Moodle Import / Export support


• optional guest allowance


• It supports etherpad-lite servers, which can only be accessed through the API (access only through Moodle)


• It can check the HTTPS certificate of the ep-lite server for full security (man in the middle attacks)

Prerequirement

You need an etherpad-lite server, which is running on at least the same 2nd-level-domain as your moodle server.

On the github page you'll find all information you need, to install the server: https://github.com/ether/etherpad-lite

We recommend to use the etherpad-lite version 1.8.0 or higher

It's also recommended to use the latest stable release of nodejs
(http://nodejs.org/)

we are using nodejs 0.8.26. But we test new ep-lite versions always with this node version, before updating productive

When you want, that the server is only accessible via Moodle, then I recommend to install ep_remove_embed over the ep-lite admin interface. This removes the embed link.

To access the admin area, uncomment the user section in settings.json

Working ep-lite installation

• Ubuntu 12.04


• apt-get git, nginx, abiword, make, g++


• donwload nodejs from nodejs.org and compile it (you can use 'n' to switch between versions https://www.npmjs.org/package/n)


• etherpad-lite from git


• ep-lite settings.json:
  
  
  
  • "requireSession":true
  
  
  • "editOnly":true
  
  
  • "abiword": "/usr/bin/abiword"
  
  
  
  


• ep-lite plugin: ep_remove_embed via admin interface


• upstart script


• logrotate


• nginx as reverse proxy with https

INSTALLATION

1. 
   

   Copy this repository to the moodle subfolder: mod/etherpadlite

   
   


2. 
   

   open your admin/index.php page and follow the instructions

   
   

Configuration

1. Server Url from your etherpadlite server Make sure, that your moodle server can access this URL (don't forget to include a trailing slash!)


2. ApiKey: this is stored in the file: APIKEY.txt on your etherpadlite server


3. Padname: this is optional and maybe just for debugging the databse


4. Cookie Domain: Enter the domain as described


5. Session elapse time: How long should one session be valid?


6. Https Redirect: This redirects moodle to https, so that the user feels secure
   (later this should be used to delete sessions on the etherpadlite server)


7. Verify HTTPS cert: This lets curl check, if the https cert of the etherpadlite server is valid, to prevent man in the middle attacks


8. Guests allowed to write?: As described

Sponsors

Browsertesting is kindly provided by BrowserStack

About

This is a module, which integrates etherpad-lite in Moodle 3.5 or higher

Features:

• Add / View / Delete Pads


• Users have the same name & writing color in all pads


• Moodle Import / Export support


• optional guest allowance


• It supports etherpad-lite servers, which can only be accessed through the API (access only through Moodle)


• It can check the HTTPS certificate of the ep-lite server for full security (man in the middle attacks)

Prerequirement

You need an etherpad-lite server, which is running on at least the same 2nd-level-domain as your moodle server.

On the github page you'll find all information you need, to install the server: https://github.com/ether/etherpad-lite

We recommend to use the etherpad-lite version 1.8.0 or higher

It's also recommended to use the latest stable release of nodejs
(http://nodejs.org/)

we are using nodejs 0.8.26. But we test new ep-lite versions always with this node version, before updating productive

When you want, that the server is only accessible via Moodle, then I recommend to install ep_remove_embed over the ep-lite admin interface. This removes the embed link.

To access the admin area, uncomment the user section in settings.json

Working ep-lite installation

• Ubuntu 12.04


• apt-get git, nginx, abiword, make, g++


• donwload nodejs from nodejs.org and compile it (you can use 'n' to switch between versions https://www.npmjs.org/package/n)


• etherpad-lite from git


• ep-lite settings.json:
  
  
  
  • "requireSession":true
  
  
  • "editOnly":true
  
  
  • "abiword": "/usr/bin/abiword"
  
  
  
  


• ep-lite plugin: ep_remove_embed via admin interface


• upstart script


• logrotate


• nginx as reverse proxy with https

INSTALLATION

1. 
   

   Copy this repository to the moodle subfolder: mod/etherpadlite

   
   


2. 
   

   open your admin/index.php page and follow the instructions

   
   

Configuration

1. Server Url from your etherpadlite server Make sure, that your moodle server can access this URL (don't forget to include a trailing slash!)


2. ApiKey: this is stored in the file: APIKEY.txt on your etherpadlite server


3. Padname: this is optional and maybe just for debugging the databse


4. Cookie Domain: Enter the domain as described


5. Session elapse time: How long should one session be valid?


6. Https Redirect: This redirects moodle to https, so that the user feels secure
   (later this should be used to delete sessions on the etherpadlite server)


7. Verify HTTPS cert: This lets curl check, if the https cert of the etherpadlite server is valid, to prevent man in the middle attacks


8. Guests allowed to write?: As described

Sponsors

Browsertesting is kindly provided by BrowserStack

About

This is a module, which integrates etherpad-lite in Moodle 3.5 or higher

Features:

• Add / View / Delete Pads


• Users have the same name & writing color in all pads


• Moodle Import / Export support


• optional guest allowance


• It supports etherpad-lite servers, which can only be accessed through the API (access only through Moodle)


• It can check the HTTPS certificate of the ep-lite server for full security (man in the middle attacks)

Prerequirement

You need an etherpad-lite server, which is running on at least the same 2nd-level-domain as your moodle server.

On the github page you'll find all information you need, to install the server: https://github.com/ether/etherpad-lite

We recommend to use the etherpad-lite version 1.8.0 or higher

It's also recommended to use the latest stable release of nodejs
(http://nodejs.org/)

we are using nodejs 0.8.26. But we test new ep-lite versions always with this node version, before updating productive

When you want, that the server is only accessible via Moodle, then I recommend to install ep_remove_embed over the ep-lite admin interface. This removes the embed link.

To access the admin area, uncomment the user section in settings.json

Working ep-lite installation

• Ubuntu 12.04


• apt-get git, nginx, abiword, make, g++


• donwload nodejs from nodejs.org and compile it (you can use 'n' to switch between versions https://www.npmjs.org/package/n)


• etherpad-lite from git


• ep-lite settings.json:
  
  
  
  • "requireSession":true
  
  
  • "editOnly":true
  
  
  • "abiword": "/usr/bin/abiword"
  
  
  
  


• ep-lite plugin: ep_remove_embed via admin interface


• upstart script


• logrotate


• nginx as reverse proxy with https

INSTALLATION

1. 
   

   Copy this repository to the moodle subfolder: mod/etherpadlite

   
   


2. 
   

   open your admin/index.php page and follow the instructions

   
   

Configuration

1. Server Url from your etherpadlite server Make sure, that your moodle server can access this URL (don't forget to include a trailing slash!)


2. ApiKey: this is stored in the file: APIKEY.txt on your etherpadlite server


3. Padname: this is optional and maybe just for debugging the databse


4. Cookie Domain: Enter the domain as described


5. Session elapse time: How long should one session be valid?


6. Https Redirect: This redirects moodle to https, so that the user feels secure
   (later this should be used to delete sessions on the etherpadlite server)


7. Verify HTTPS cert: This lets curl check, if the https cert of the etherpadlite server is valid, to prevent man in the middle attacks


8. Guests allowed to write?: As described

Sponsors

Browsertesting is kindly provided by BrowserStack

About

This is a module, which integrates etherpad-lite in Moodle 3.5 or higher

Features:

• Add / View / Delete Pads


• Users have the same name & writing color in all pads


• Moodle Import / Export support


• optional guest allowance


• It supports etherpad-lite servers, which can only be accessed through the API (access only through Moodle)


• It can check the HTTPS certificate of the ep-lite server for full security (man in the middle attacks)

Prerequirement

You need an etherpad-lite server, which is running on at least the same 2nd-level-domain as your moodle server.

On the github page you'll find all information you need, to install the server: https://github.com/ether/etherpad-lite

We recommend to use the etherpad-lite version 1.8.0 or higher

It's also recommended to use the latest stable release of nodejs
(http://nodejs.org/)

we are using nodejs 0.8.26. But we test new ep-lite versions always with this node version, before updating productive

When you want, that the server is only accessible via Moodle, then I recommend to install ep_remove_embed over the ep-lite admin interface. This removes the embed link.

To access the admin area, uncomment the user section in settings.json

Working ep-lite installation

• Ubuntu 12.04


• apt-get git, nginx, abiword, make, g++


• donwload nodejs from nodejs.org and compile it (you can use 'n' to switch between versions https://www.npmjs.org/package/n)


• etherpad-lite from git


• ep-lite settings.json:
  
  
  
  • "requireSession":true
  
  
  • "editOnly":true
  
  
  • "abiword": "/usr/bin/abiword"
  
  
  
  


• ep-lite plugin: ep_remove_embed via admin interface


• upstart script


• logrotate


• nginx as reverse proxy with https

INSTALLATION

1. 
   

   Copy this repository to the moodle subfolder: mod/etherpadlite

   
   


2. 
   

   open your admin/index.php page and follow the instructions

   
   

Configuration

1. Server Url from your etherpadlite server Make sure, that your moodle server can access this URL (don't forget to include a trailing slash!)


2. ApiKey: this is stored in the file: APIKEY.txt on your etherpadlite server


3. Padname: this is optional and maybe just for debugging the databse


4. Cookie Domain: Enter the domain as described


5. Session elapse time: How long should one session be valid?


6. Https Redirect: This redirects moodle to https, so that the user feels secure
   (later this should be used to delete sessions on the etherpadlite server)


7. Verify HTTPS cert: This lets curl check, if the https cert of the etherpadlite server is valid, to prevent man in the middle attacks


8. Guests allowed to write?: As described

Sponsors

Browsertesting is kindly provided by BrowserStack

About

This is a module, which integrates etherpad-lite in Moodle 2.5 - 2.x

Features:

• Add / View / Delete Pads


• Users have the same name & writing color in all pads


• Moodle Import / Export support


• optional guest allowance


• It supports etherpad-lite servers, which can only be accessed through the API (access only through Moodle)


• It can check the HTTPS certificate of the ep-lite server for full security (man in the middle attacks)

Prerequirement

You need an etherpad-lite server, which is running on at least the same 2nd-level-domain as your moodle server.

On the github page you'll find all information you need, to install the server: https://github.com/ether/etherpad-lite

We recommend to use the etherpad-lite version 1.3.0

It's also recommended to use the latest stable release of nodejs
(http://nodejs.org/)

we are using nodejs 0.8.26. But we test new ep-lite versions always with this node version, before updating productive

When you want, that the server is only accessible via Moodle, then I recommend to install ep_remove_embed over the ep-lite admin interface. This removes the embed link.

To access the admin area, uncomment the user section in settings.json

Working ep-lite installation

• Ubuntu 12.04


• apt-get git, nginx, abiword, make, g++


• donwload nodejs from nodejs.org and compile it (you can use 'n' to switch between versions )


• etherpad-lite from git


• ep-lite settings.json:
  
  
  
  • "requireSession":true
  
  
  • "editOnly":true
  
  
  • "abiword": "/usr/bin/abiword"
  
  
  
  


• ep-lite plugin: ep_remove_embed via admin interface


• upstart script


• logrotate


• nginx as reverse proxy with https

INSTALLATION

1. 
   

   Copy this repository to the moodle subfolder: mod/etherpadlite

   
   


2. 
   

   open your admin/index.php page and follow the instructions

   
   

Configuration

1. Server Url from your etherpadlite server Make sure, that your moodle server can access this URL (don't forget to include a trailing slash!)


2. ApiKey: this is stored in the file: APIKEY.txt on your etherpadlite server


3. Padname: this is optional and maybe just for debugging the databse


4. Cookie Domain: Enter the domain as described


5. Session elapse time: How long should one session be valid?


6. Https Redirect: This redirects moodle to https, so that the user feels secure
   (later this should be used to delete sessions on the etherpadlite server)


7. Verify HTTPS cert: This lets curl check, if the https cert of the etherpadlite server is valid, to prevent man in the middle attacks


8. Guests allowed to write?: As described

Sponsors

Browsertesting is kindly provided by BrowserStack

About

This is a module, which integrates etherpad-lite in Moodle 2.5 - 2.x

Features:

• Add / View / Delete Pads


• Users have the same name & writing color in all pads


• Moodle Import / Export support


• optional guest allowance


• It supports etherpad-lite servers, which can only be accessed through the API (access only through Moodle)


• It can check the HTTPS certificate of the ep-lite server for full security (man in the middle attacks)

Prerequirement

You need an etherpad-lite server, which is running on at least the same 2nd-level-domain as your moodle server.

On the github page you'll find all information you need, to install the server: https://github.com/ether/etherpad-lite

We recommend to use the etherpad-lite version 1.3.0

It's also recommended to use the latest stable release of nodejs
(http://nodejs.org/)

we are using nodejs 0.8.26. But we test new ep-lite versions always with this node version, before updating productive

When you want, that the server is only accessible via Moodle, then I recommend to install ep_remove_embed over the ep-lite admin interface. This removes the embed link.

To access the admin area, uncomment the user section in settings.json

Working ep-lite installation

• Ubuntu 12.04


• apt-get git, nginx, abiword, make, g++


• donwload nodejs from nodejs.org and compile it (you can use 'n' to switch between versions https://www.npmjs.org/package/n)


• etherpad-lite from git


• ep-lite settings.json:
  
  
  
  • "requireSession":true
  
  
  • "editOnly":true
  
  
  • "abiword": "/usr/bin/abiword"
  
  
  
  


• ep-lite plugin: ep_remove_embed via admin interface


• upstart script


• logrotate


• nginx as reverse proxy with https

INSTALLATION

1. 
   

   Copy this repository to the moodle subfolder: mod/etherpadlite

   
   


2. 
   

   open your admin/index.php page and follow the instructions

   
   

Configuration

1. Server Url from your etherpadlite server Make sure, that your moodle server can access this URL (don't forget to include a trailing slash!)


2. ApiKey: this is stored in the file: APIKEY.txt on your etherpadlite server


3. Padname: this is optional and maybe just for debugging the databse


4. Cookie Domain: Enter the domain as described


5. Session elapse time: How long should one session be valid?


6. Https Redirect: This redirects moodle to https, so that the user feels secure
   (later this should be used to delete sessions on the etherpadlite server)


7. Verify HTTPS cert: This lets curl check, if the https cert of the etherpadlite server is valid, to prevent man in the middle attacks


8. Guests allowed to write?: As described

Sponsors

Browsertesting is kindly provided by BrowserStack

• NEW SVG Icon (Thanks abias)


• Improved english language and expanded german translation (Also on AMOS now)


• Include a heading

About

This is a module, which integrates etherpad-lite in Moodle 2.5 - 2.x

Features:

• Add / View / Delete Pads


• Users have the same name & writing color in all pads


• Moodle Import / Export support


• optional guest allowance


• It supports etherpad-lite servers, which can only be accessed through the API (access only through Moodle)


• It can check the HTTPS certificate of the ep-lite server for full security (man in the middle attacks)

Prerequirement

You need an etherpad-lite server, which is running on at least the same 2nd-level-domain as your moodle server.

On the github page you'll find all information you need, to install the server: https://github.com/ether/etherpad-lite

We recommend to use the etherpad-lite version 1.3.0

It's also recommended to use the latest stable release of nodejs
(http://nodejs.org/)

we are using nodejs 0.8.26. But we test new ep-lite versions always with this node version, before updating productive

When you want, that the server is only accessible via Moodle, then I recommend to install ep_remove_embed over the ep-lite admin interface. This removes the embed link.

To access the admin area, uncomment the user section in settings.json

Working ep-lite installation

• Ubuntu 12.04


• apt-get git, nginx, abiword, make, g++


• donwload nodejs from nodejs.org and compile it (you can use 'n' to switch between versions https://www.npmjs.org/package/n)


• etherpad-lite from git


• ep-lite settings.json:
  
  
  
  • "requireSession":true
  
  
  • "editOnly":true
  
  
  • "abiword": "/usr/bin/abiword"
  
  
  
  


• ep-lite plugin: ep_remove_embed via admin interface


• upstart script


• logrotate


• nginx as reverse proxy with https

INSTALLATION

1. 
   

   Copy this repository to the moodle subfolder: mod/etherpadlite

   
   


2. 
   

   open your admin/index.php page and follow the instructions

   
   

Configuration

1. Server Url from your etherpadlite server Make sure, that your moodle server can access this URL


2. ApiKey: this is stored in the file: APIKEY.txt on your etherpadlite server


3. Padname: this is optional and maybe just for debugging the databse


4. Cookie Domain: Enter the domain as described


5. Session elapse time: How long should one session be valid?


6. Https Redirect: This redirects moodle to https, so that the user feels secure
   (later this should be used to delete sessions on the etherpadlite server)


7. Verify HTTPS cert: This lets curl check, if the https cert of the etherpadlite server is valid, to prevent man in the middle attacks


8. Guests allowed to write?: As described

About

This is a module, which integrates etherpad-lite in Moodle 2.5 - 2.x

Features:

• Add / View / Delete Pads


• Users have the same name & writing color in all pads


• Moodle Import / Export support


• optional guest allowance


• It supports etherpad-lite servers, which can only be accessed through the API (access only through Moodle)


• It can check the HTTPS certificate of the ep-lite server for full security (man in the middle attacks)

Prerequirement

You need an etherpad-lite server, which is running on at least the same 2nd-level-domain as your moodle server.

On the github page you'll find all information you need, to install the server: https://github.com/ether/etherpad-lite

We recommend to use the etherpad-lite version 1.3.0

It's also recommended to use the latest stable release of nodejs
(http://nodejs.org/)

we are using nodejs 0.8.26. But we test new ep-lite versions always with this node version, before updating productive

When you want, that the server is only accessible via Moodle, then I recommend to install ep_remove_embed over the ep-lite admin interface. This removes the embed link.

To access the admin area, uncomment the user section in settings.json

Working ep-lite installation

• Ubuntu 12.04


• apt-get git, nginx, abiword, make, g++


• donwload nodejs from nodejs.org and compile it (you can use 'n' to switch between versions https://www.npmjs.org/package/n)


• etherpad-lite from git


• ep-lite settings.json:
  
  
  
  • "requireSession":true
  
  
  • "editOnly":true
  
  
  • "abiword": "/usr/bin/abiword"
  
  
  
  


• ep-lite plugin: ep_remove_embed via admin interface


• upstart script


• logrotate


• nginx as reverse proxy with https

INSTALLATION

1. 
   

   Copy this repository to the moodle subfolder: mod/etherpadlite

   
   


2. 
   

   open your admin/index.php page and follow the instructions

   
   

Configuration

1. Server Url from your etherpadlite server Make sure, that your moodle server can access this URL


2. ApiKey: this is stored in the file: APIKEY.txt on your etherpadlite server


3. Padname: this is optional and maybe just for debugging the databse


4. Cookie Domain: Enter the domain as described


5. Session elapse time: How long should one session be valid?


6. Https Redirect: This redirects moodle to https, so that the user feels secure
   (later this should be used to delete sessions on the etherpadlite server)


7. Verify HTTPS cert: This lets curl check, if the https cert of the etherpadlite server is valid, to prevent man in the middle attacks


8. Guests allowed to write?: As described

About

This is a module, which integrates etherpad-lite in Moodle 2.3 - 2.4

Features:

• Add / View / Delete Pads


• Users have the same name & writing color in all pads


• Moodle Import / Export support


• optional guest allowance


• It supports etherpad-lite servers, which can only be accessed through the API (access only through Moodle)


• It can check the HTTPS certificate of the ep-lite server for full security (man in the middle attacks)

Prerequirement

You need an etherpad-lite server, which is running on at least the same 2nd-level-domain as your moodle server.

On the github page you'll find all information you need, to install the server: https://github.com/ether/etherpad-lite

We recommend to use the etherpad-lite version 1.2.7

It's also recommended to use the latest stable release of nodejs
(http://nodejs.org/)

we are using nodejs 0.6.12, installed over apt-get for our productive server. But we test new ep-lite versions always with this node version, before updating productive

When you want, that the server is only accessible via Moodle, then i recommend to install ep_remove_embed over the ep-lite admin interface. This removes the embed link.

To access the admin area, uncomment the user section in settings.json

Working ep-lite installation

• Ubuntu 12.04


• apt-get nodejs, npm, git, nginx, abiword, make, g++


• etherpad-lite from git (v1.2.7)


• ep-lite settings.json:
  
  
  
  • "requireSession":true
  
  
  • "editOnly":true
  
  
  • "abiword": "/usr/bin/abiword"
  
  
  
  


• ep-lite plugin: ep_remove_embed via admin interface


• upstart script


• logrotate


• nginx as reverse proxy with https

INSTALLATION

1. 
   

   Copy this repository to the moodle subfolder: mod/etherpadlite

   
   


2. 
   

   open your admin/index.php page and follow the instructions

   
   

Configuration

1. Server Url from your etherpadlite server Make sure, that your moodle server can access this URL


2. ApiKey: this is stored in the file: APIKEY.txt on your etherpadlite server


3. Padname: this is optional and maybe just for debugging the databse


4. Cookie Domain: Enter the domain as described


5. Session elapse time: How long should one session be valid?


6. Https Redirect: This redirects moodle to https, so that the user feels secure
   (later this should be used to delete sessions on the etherpadlite server)


7. Verify HTTPS cert: This lets curl check, if the https cert of the etherpadlite server is valid, to prevent man in the middle attacks


8. Guests allowed to write?: As described

tested with Moodle 2.3-2.4