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Bug
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Resolution: Fixed
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Minor
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4.0.9, 4.0.10, 4.0.11, 4.0.12, 4.1.4, 4.1.5, 4.1.6, 4.1.7, 4.1.8, 4.2.1, 4.2.2, 4.2.3, 4.2.4, 4.2.5, 4.3, 4.3.1, 4.3.2
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MOODLE_400_STABLE, MOODLE_401_STABLE, MOODLE_402_STABLE, MOODLE_403_STABLE
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MOODLE_402_STABLE, MOODLE_403_STABLE
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MDL-80333_403 -
MDL-80333_master -
First Scenario
- Login with Administrator
- Go to Site Administration --> General --> Notification settings
- Disable only New login notifications system preference.
- Then login with any new or existing user from a new IP or incognito mode
- Confirm send_login_notifications adhoc task is not added to the adhoc task queue for current logged in user
Second Scenario
- Login with Administrator
- Keep the notification preferences for new login enabled
- Then login with any new or existing user from a new IP or incognito mode
- Confirm send_login_notifications adhoc task is added to the adhoc task queue for current logged in user.
- Run cron and confirm user receive new login email & popup notification.
- Go to Profile --> Preferences --> Notification preferences.
- Disable New login notifications for all message processors(email, web, mobile).
- Then login with same user from a new IP or incognito mode
- Confirm send_login_notifications adhoc task is not added to the adhoc task queue for current logged in user.
Third Scenario
- Login with administrator.
- Go to Site Administration --> General --> Notification preferences.
- Disable all Notification plugins (web, email, mobile) (Refer following screenshot)
- Keep New login notifications enabled at site level
- Then login with any new or existing user from a new IP or incognito mode
- Confirm send_login_notifications adhoc task is not added to the adhoc task queue for current logged in user.
Fourth Scenario
- Login with administrator.
- Go to Site Administration --> General --> Notification preferences.
- Keep New login notifications enabled at site level and disable it for all message processors (web, email, mobile)(Refer following screenshot)
- Then login with any new or existing user from a new IP or incognito mode
- Confirm send_login_notifications adhoc task is not added to the adhoc task queue for current logged in user.
First Scenario Login with Administrator Go to Site Administration --> General --> Notification settings Disable only New login notifications system preference. Then login with any new or existing user from a new IP or incognito mode Confirm send_login_notifications adhoc task is not added to the adhoc task queue for current logged in user Second Scenario Login with Administrator Keep the notification preferences for new login enabled Then login with any new or existing user from a new IP or incognito mode Confirm send_login_notifications adhoc task is added to the adhoc task queue for current logged in user. Run cron and confirm user receive new login email & popup notification. Go to Profile --> Preferences --> Notification preferences. Disable New login notifications for all message processors(email, web, mobile). Then login with same user from a new IP or incognito mode Confirm send_login_notifications adhoc task is not added to the adhoc task queue for current logged in user. Third Scenario Login with administrator. Go to Site Administration --> General --> Notification preferences. Disable all Notification plugins (web, email, mobile) (Refer following screenshot) Keep New login notifications enabled at site level Then login with any new or existing user from a new IP or incognito mode Confirm send_login_notifications adhoc task is not added to the adhoc task queue for current logged in user. Fourth Scenario Login with administrator. Go to Site Administration --> General --> Notification preferences. Keep New login notifications enabled at site level and disable it for all message processors (web, email, mobile)(Refer following screenshot) Then login with any new or existing user from a new IP or incognito mode Co nfirm send_login_notifications adhoc task is not added to the adhoc task queue for current logged in user.
Hi,
I have detected that whether the new login notification is enabled or disabled, the system always adds a new adhoc task to the queue and it always ends in success, reporting that it has sent the email.
Actually I have detected two cases, in both cases the task is added to the queue, but the output is different:
1. Notification active at site level but disabled by default and unlocked. The task is always queued, runs, ends as success and the log says:
Sending login notification to <username>
Notification successfully sent
however, no email is sent. The log is confusing as it says a notification has been sent and it hasn't. Also, I understand that the task should not have been queued in the first place (for users who do not have it active in their profile either).
2. Notification disabled at site level completely. The task is always queued, runs as success and the log says:
Sending login notification to <username>
Failed to send notification
In this case no email is sent either. The output is also confusing as the task is listed as success and then its log says failure. In any case, I understand that the task should not have been queued either if the feature is disabled.
Regards
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