restore_load_and_map_roles Class Reference

Execution step that, conditionally (if there isn't preloaded information), will load all the needed roles to backup_temp_ids. More...

Inheritance diagram for restore_load_and_map_roles:

Public Member Functions
	apply_date_offset ($value)
	Apply course startdate offset based in original course startdate and course_offset_startdate setting Note we are using one static cache here, but by restoreid, so it's ok for concurrence/multiple executions in the same request.
	decrypt ($value)
	Returns symmetric-key AES-256 decryption of base64 encoded contents.
	destroy ()
	Destroy all circular references.
	execute ()
	This function will perform all the actions necessary to achieve the execution of the plan/part/task.
	get_name ()
	log ($message, $level, $a=null, $depth=null, $display=false)
	This function will be responsible for handling the params, and to call to the corresponding logger->process() once all modifications in params have been performed.
	set_task ($task)

Protected Member Functions
	define_execution ()
	Function that will contain all the code to be executed.
	get_basepath ()
	get_courseid ()
	get_logger ()
	get_restoreid ()
	get_setting ($name)
	get_setting_value ($name)
	get_settings ()
	Protected API starts here.
	setting_exists ($name)

Protected Attributes
string	$name
	One simple name for identification purposes.
base_task null	$task
	Task this is part of.

Detailed Description

Execution step that, conditionally (if there isn't preloaded information), will load all the needed roles to backup_temp_ids.

They will be stored with "role" itemname. Also it will perform one automatic mapping to roles existing in the target site, based in permissions of the user performing the restore, archetypes and other bits. At the end, each original role will have its associated target role or 0 if it's going to be skipped. Note we wrap everything over one restore_dbops method, as far as the same stuff is going to be also executed by restore prechecks

Member Function Documentation

apply_date_offset()

restore_step::apply_date_offset ( $value )

inherited

Apply course startdate offset based in original course startdate and course_offset_startdate setting Note we are using one static cache here, but by restoreid, so it's ok for concurrence/multiple executions in the same request.

Note: The policy is to roll date only for configurations and not for user data. see MDL-9367.

Parameters

int

$value

Time value (seconds since epoch), or empty for nothing

Return values

int	Time value after applying the date offset, or empty for nothing

decrypt()

restore_step::decrypt ( $value )

inherited

Returns symmetric-key AES-256 decryption of base64 encoded contents.

This method is used in restore operations to decrypt contents encrypted with encrypted_final_element automatically decoding (base64) and decrypting contents using the key stored in backup_encryptkey config.

Requires openssl, cipher availability, and key existence (backup automatically sets it if missing). Integrity is provided via HMAC.

Parameters

string

$value

encrypted_final_element value to decode and decrypt.

Return values

string|null

decoded and decrypted value or null if the operation can not be performed.

define_execution()

restore_load_and_map_roles::define_execution ( )

protected

Function that will contain all the code to be executed.

Reimplemented from restore_execution_step.

destroy()

base_step::destroy ( )

inherited

Destroy all circular references.

It helps PHP 5.2 a lot!

execute()

restore_execution_step::execute ( )

inherited

This function will perform all the actions necessary to achieve the execution of the plan/part/task.

Implements executable.

log()

base_step::log ( $message, $level, $a = null, $depth = null, $display = false )

inherited

This function will be responsible for handling the params, and to call to the corresponding logger->process() once all modifications in params have been performed.

Implements loggable.

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

• backup/moodle2/restore_stepslib.php