​Maintenance Mode

[tothewine]

What happens to currently logged-in users?

[tanya]

Hi Peter,
place doesn't matter.
For example,
'maintenanceMode' => true,
after [
like

<?php
return [
'maintenanceMode' => true,
'cacheTimestamp'......

[peterberlin]

Hi Yuri,
Thank you so much for the info.
Do I have to insert the control code into config.php ?
Aat which place?
Our config.php (version 5.4.5) is not included.
Better would be a button or switch in the administration area.
Very important is that the users and the portal users are informed that the maintenance mode is active. My suggestion would be a message "maintainance mode is activ" is displayed via the fields in the login mask.

peter

[yuri]

Boolean parameter 'maintenanceMode' can be specified in data/config.php. Prohibits an access for all non-admin users when set to true.

[peterberlin]

We have been acquiring two portals for a few months now, and we have realised that a maintenance mode would be very good. This mode should lock the login masks (normal and portals) and display a corresponding message.

[emillod]

A maintenance mode is good. But we've been working with ESPO for almost 3 years now and have always put the update in the user-free time, as well as the work on network servers.
Even better, I find a broadcast message that the administrator can send to all logged in users, which is on the current ESPO window as a popup and has to be acknowledged.

Wooo!
Can you describe how to show all users message?

[peterberlin]

A maintenance mode is good. But we've been working with ESPO for almost 3 years now and have always put the update in the user-free time, as well as the work on network servers.
Even better, I find a broadcast message that the administrator can send to all logged in users, which is on the current ESPO window as a popup and has to be acknowledged.

[emillod]

Another one here
Great function to block all user e.g. during upgrade

[brianpunzalan]

Seconded on this feature request. This is good since espo is very flexible as a back-end and I guess this is needed. The same as with Drupal having maintenance mode feature.

[panuweb]

All right, it's just something that occurred to me.

Cheers

[yuri]

Maybe. I have to think how it should be implemented.

[panuweb]

There is no such a feature.

"There is no" or "There will no"?

It is a suggestion that can be implemented in the future.

[yuri]

There is no such a feature.

[panuweb]

Possibility of activating a "Maintenance Mode" from the administration, with which users can not to log (except the administrator), who are currently logged give them time to log out, etc., and that the cron does not run.

All this with the purpose of backing up the database, system updates, etc.

Greetings