Year: 2020

linux – Can postfix be set up to forward mail to multiple recipients – Server Fault

Jovan Stosic February 13, 2020

You can make alias on multiply addresses and setup a bcc for that alias:

Find or edit bcc_map (or else name) file in /etc/postfix, compile this into a postfix hash file using:

postmap bcc_map

Add tp postfix main.cf config:

sender_bcc_maps = hash:/etc/postfix/bcc_map

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Sort the Moodle Gradebook Using Groups 

Jovan Stosic February 9, 2020
  1. On your course page, select the Course Management button (black gear icon Course Management button (black background, white gear icon), top right). Under Course Settings, click Edit course settings. The Edit course settings page will open.
  2. Click the Groups heading to view and adjust group settings.
  3. From the Group mode drop-down menu, select either Separate groups or Visible groups.
    Note: It does not matter which mode you use for viewing the Gradebook by group, but your choice will become the default when adding new activities to the course. For a description of both of these modes, refer to Group Modes in Moodle.
  4. Scroll down to the bottom of the page and click Save changes.

If you need to create your own custom groups, see Create & Modify Groups in Moodle.

View Grades for Specific Groups or Sections

To view grades for specific groups or sections in your course:

  1. On your course page, select the Course Management button (black gear icon Course Management button (black background, white gear icon), top right). Under Grading, click Grader report. The Grader report page will open.
  2. At the top of the Grader report, from the Separate/Visible groups drop-down menu (left), select a group name. Your gradebook will refresh to show only the students in that group.
    Note: You will not see this menu unless group mode is enabled for your course (see Enable Group Mode above).
  3. To return to showing all students, select All participants from the Separate/Visible groups drop-down menu.

 

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Sort the Moodle Gradebook Using Groups  was last modified: February 9th, 2020 by Jovan Stosic