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If you have Automatic updates deployment enabled, you will be able to update installed plugins automatically during the upgrade. Just make sure you check for available updates (via the button for it) at the Plugins check screen.
Don't forget to make moodle/config.php (and the rest of the source code) readable by your www server. For maximum security the files should not be writeable by your server. This is especially important on a 'production' server open to the public internet.
If your server uses a main language other than English, you may encounter a 'Fatal error: Maximum execution time of 30 seconds exceeded' when you try to upgrade it. You can increase max_execution_time = 160 on php.ini to allow the scripts enough time to process the language update. Otherwise, you can switch to English as the default language before doing the upgrade and back to your original language after a successful upgrade. See the forum discussion at =119598.
Additionally, when using Scalelite as the Load Balancer for BigBlueButton, make sure the latest version is deployed. With any other Load Balancer, make sure the BigBlueButton service updateRecordings is correctly implemented. Otherwise the migration will not be completed.
I have a custom moodle mobile app, already released. Can someone outline the process for keeping it updated Which rep. should i use for pulling code I just need hints to be sure that i don't mess up. Thanks.
Moodle continually updates its software versions as a continued effort to bring the best and most secure version of Moodle. When a new version comes out, you can upgrade your existing version by using Softaculous. This article will teach you how to upgrade your Moodle software through Softaculous.
As for importing, that is for when you have a moodle instance that was not installed by the Softaculous. The import simply enters it into the Softaculous. It does not change anything else such as version. Once imported, it will display in the Softaculous and you can then use the upgrade feature.
The course index on the left side of courses, which is useful for navigating between sections and chapters, has been made collapsible with this update to provide you a distraction-free view of your reading. When you need to jump to a chapter or a chapter, you can expand it again.
A while back, we started receiving emails from the moodle server saying that moodle needs to be upgraded. No problem right I'll just log in to the moodle site and hope there's a built-in upgrade tool. Wrong... nothing there. Ok, I'll try an apt-get. I update the apt-get and search the cache for moodle. Then I run a moodle upgrade like this: apt-get upgrade moodle. It's does it's thing with a few prompts along the way, all of which i reply with \"y\" or \"yes\". Upon completion I check the moodle server... nope still on version 2.4.3. Hmmm, ok so now I add mirrors.kernel.org/ubuntu repository thinking maybe the built-in repositories don't have the newer(est) version(s) of moodle... yea in short don't do that. I broke apt-get as it was throwing dpkg errors... so I quit fighting that a reloaded the VM.
Alright, back to square one here. I can't use apt-get to upgrade moodle in turnkey. So I start reading about tklbam. Cool, I'll give that a try. Enter your API-KEY... what's that I continue reading. Ah, apparently it wants me to sign-up for an Amazon S3 account or like. No thanks, I don't want to do that. I just want to upgrade Moodle!!
Now I should mention that I'm a RedHat guy, in that I'm much more proficient and comfortable there. Debian-based systems like Turnkey/Ubuntu are fine but just not my expertise. So I think, hey maybe I can just migrate the moodle site from Turnkey over to a CentOS implementation. Well in short that didn't work either. I was able to get it to work, kinda. But not entirely so rather than continuing to fight with it, I thought I'd cry out to the Turnkey community for help. I can't be the only one in this boat... Anyone been able to successfully upgrade moodle to the latest version (2.7) When I started this a few weeks back, the current moodle version was 2.6. Here's a link to my Spiceworks thread for support on this same topic: -moodle-upgrade
TBH I'm not quite where to start in responding to you! :) I think first things first; TKL is no longer based on Ubuntu. It hasn't been since v11.x. As of v12.0 it has moved to Debian. We made that decision based on the fact that Debian is more stable and more secure (Ubuntu only has security updates for packages in the 'main' repo; whereas Debian does them all!). Hence I suspect why things broke badly when you added an Ubuntu repo...
Secondly as a seasoned Linux user (albeit RPM based rather than DEB based) you'd understand that it is not uncommon for packages to have security patches backported rather than versions updated. But as you also noticed, the TKL Moodle appliance is not installed from package management. The reasons for that are 2 fold. Firstly, when we built v11.0, the version of Moodle in Ubuntu 10.04 (the basis of TKL v11.x) repos was badly broken so we moved to upstream install. Then when we transitioned to Debian Squeeze (for v12.0) we stuck with upstream install as the Moodle version in Debian was earlier to what was in v11.x (and we didn't want to go backwards...).
Obviously make sure that you have a backup of your data before you do anything. I recommend TKLBAM but you can easily just do a DB dump and copy the /var/www/moodle and /var/www/moodledata directories if you'd rather. Regardless make sure you test your backup first!
Jeremy - thanks for the reply. I ran into a problem where the default repos don't allow upgrade to php 5.4.4, which is required for Moodle 2.7+. I added deb wheezy main non-free contrib to the sources.list and tried to update. In the process it is trying to update phpmyadmin, which requires db changes, which requires the default root admin password. I know I've come across this before but I can seem to find it in any of my notes. What is the default root mysql password for TKL
You'll need to do something about that anyway as Debian 6 (aka Squeeze - the basis of v12.x) is officially EOL. Have a look at this blog post. v13.0 is based on Debian Wheezy (which has php5.4.x by default) so I suggest options 2 or 3. Once you've migrated/updated then follow my steps above.
I tried updating to v7 on Friday but I think I messed up a prompt during the GRUB update because afterward it got stuck in a loop upon reboot. I'll try it out again today or tomorrow barring I have time and see where I can get. Thank you very much for your help! I'll update this thread with the results either way.
After that, the upgrade to Debian 7.5 (Wheezy) was fairly straight-forward. Some of the scripted tasks were a little bit misleading (ie: the grub update). I ended up skipping it and manually running 'update-grub' after the dist upgrade was completed.
With the Debian OS successfully upgraded, I tested to see if Moodle was still operating under 2.4.X (I hadn't updated it yet). It was throwing a MySQL error. I checked and the DB server wasn't running due to an error. A little interweb searching yielded this: ,189835,237318#msg-237318. Apparently when MySQL upgraded, one of the directives in a cnf file was deprecated and no longer supported. I had to edit /etc/mysql/conf.d/force_utf8.cnf and add 'loose-' to the beginning of line 6. I know this isn't the best fix but it at least got the server up and running. It's still fussing about this line a little so I'll probably go back and look into a more permanent fix later.
1. You should start by putting your site into CLI maintenance mode (not maintenance mode from inside Moodle) before you start your site backup. This disables any updates to the database and moodledata files thereby preserving the integrity of both of these. Otherwise the cron job or admin user activity in Moodle could cause these to fall out of sync with each other.
You can update the theme just like a new installation: Go to \"Administration\" > \"Site administration\" > \"Plugins\" > \"Install plugins\" and upload the corresponding installation file for your Moodle version there - that's all!
Alternatively you can use an FTP client or perhaps your hosting service offers a control panel with a file manager. All you have to do is upload the files from the new update to your Moodle 'theme' folder and overwrite the existing files there - you don't have to temporarily switch to another theme or shut down your site. When you log in as administrator again, you will receive a notification to start the update process in Moodle:
In keeping with our commitment to providing a robust teaching and learning environment, we have several exciting Moodle updates and additions to share. Most of these new tools were brought to our attention through our New Features Intake Qualtrics survey, which all LSU faculty and staff can use to request new learning tools for Moodle. A few update highlights are described below.
The Dates tool allows instructors to change important dates for all course activities and resources on one page. Start dates, end dates, due dates, and submit-by dates can now all be updated in one place. To find the Dates tool, log into your course and go to Course Administration > Reports > Dates. For more information, see GROK article 20522.
i create a course with multiple assessments and when i placed in moodle LMS. 1st visit score is appearing after the 2nd visit the score is not updating and the last visit page also not working. If i go any number of times it's going 1 time last visited page only.
I have uploaded in moodle. Score is passing after visiting the 1st lesson, after that score is not updating at the same time last visit page also not working what ever the fist visit. it's going there only.
What is confusing to me is that there are also settings in Site Administration > Plugins > Activity Modules > H5P > H5P Libraries to update content types. Once I update a content type in the Hub, it appears that the update icon becomes available on the admin page. Does the content type have to be updated in both places It would seem innefficient to have to do so. 153554b96e
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