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With read-only mode enabled, a course section can be deleted.

Steps to recreate issue:
1 - Have a Moodle course with one or multiple sections
2 - Have a user enrolled onto the course with the permissions to edit or delete sections
3 - Ensure site is in read-only mode
4 - Navigate to Moodle course
5 - Turn editing on
6 - Delete a section from the course
7 - Refresh the page or turn editing off

I expected the course section to be 'deleted' until the page was refreshed, like it does when deleting an activity or resource, but the section has been deleted entirely and the action of deleting is visible within the course logs.

Moodle 3.5.17
Local_read_only - master @ a05707f

The following phpunit tests error has been identified:

provider_testcase::test_all_providers_compliant with data set "local_read_only" ('local_read_only', 'local_read_only\privacy\provider')
Failed asserting that false is true.

/var/www/html/privacy/tests/provider_test.php:178
/var/www/html/lib/phpunit/classes/advanced_testcase.php:80

To re-run:
 vendor/bin/phpunit "provider_testcase" privacy/tests/provider_test.php

After installing and activating the read only_module our users complained that when they perform a backup of a course the question bank is not saved(questuions.xml from the mbz archive contains no questions).
The same happens if:

• backup is performed using the administrator account
• read only is deactivated

The question bank was included again only if the read_only module was deactivated and uninstalled

Hi there,
Hopefully you will be able to help me with this.
I recently installed the plugin but kept on thinking that there must be something that I am missing?
I was able to enable 'Read Only Mode' within the admin settings and add a simple message then save changes. The alert message appeared but I was able to accomplish standard tasks (uploaded a submission and saved it) which would write to the database logged in as a student so I am assuming it was not in read only mode.
When I visited local_read_only_status, local_read_only_alert_banner or local_read_only_capabilities I received this error message:

Section error! line 494 of /lib/setuplib.php: moodle_exception thrown line 26 of /admin/settings.php: call to print_error()

Are there any step by step instructions you could supply which will insure the correct installation process?
Are there some test cases to show that it is actually working on a version of Moodle?
Thanks for your time.

Regards
David

Moodle 3.9.8
local_read_only commit @ a05707f

• The read-only plugin is disabled from the front end.
• include_once(DIR.'/local/read_only/db.php'); is present in config.php

We have noticed that when updating the marks in a Moodle quiz the total of marks was not updated. In order to get this working we had to comment out the line in config.php above.

It seems that the module fails if the database is configured to use other port than 3306 (or dboptions, dbport is ignored)