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Re: The selected file is not a valid Moodle backup file and can't be restored.

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von Ken Task.  

http://www.syndrega.ch/blog/#php-and-dbms-compatibility-of-major-moodle-releases

The row for 3.7 of moodle
3.7 php min 7.1 php max 7.3

PHP from command line doesn't use the same PHP as web, but rather, php-cli.

So from CLI and in moodle code directory:

which php

that will show the path to php-cli
Use that path with -v to show version of PHP.

In moodle code directory:
/path/to/php-cli -v

Obscured ... not really a .x

elearning.wnu.edu.x
elearning.wnu.edu.x.    14400    IN    A    95.217.x.x
Hosted with Hetzner Online GmbH

Non evasive curl test to site shows:
Server: Apache
X-Powered-By: PHP/7.2.34

In moodle code directory ... does an .htaccess file exist?
If so, there is a line in that file that sets PHP version.
Highest you can go is 7.3 with moodle 3.7
.htaccess files are controlled by panel.

Question: where you are currently hosted, can you upgrade hosting environment?   If so, what would be lowest/highest of PHP in the upgraded hosting? (don't do that until known)

'SoS', Ken


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