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Re: Course restore error
by James Easton. Mary, you're an angel I can't for the life of me think why I right clicked instead of just clicking.Successfully, restored on my Moodle Platform. One happy participant,James
View ArticleRestoring a large course - alternatives
by Elena Sajno. Hi everybody and thanks for any help in advance.I have some large courses (more then 250 MB) and I need to put them in a new moodle site.With my server I cannot modify php.ini, so I'm...
View Article1 course does not backup
by Clive Gibson. Hello everyone,I am running Moodle 2.6I have one course that is not backing up.This is the debugging report.Many thanks for your time and help,CliveDebug info: MySQL server has gone...
View ArticleCourse backup settings affect the Site backup?
by Woogon Chung. Hi all,I have not experimented this yet, but from my curiosity, would the course back settings affect the site backup? For example, if I configured to exclude the assginment...
View ArticleRe: 1 course does not backup
by Ken Task. The 'server has gone away' is typical of MySQL config where the value for max_allowed_packets is too small. In your my.cnf (config file for mysqld) under the [mysqld] section (assumes...
View ArticleRe: Restoring backup produces error/tmp_backup_directory_not_found
by Nadav Kavalerchik. [solution] After some digging...I found out that the error was a little bit different from the one above, which I was also getting, on Moodle 2.5 but not on Moodle 2.8, in which...
View ArticleRe: Course restore issue keeping old course name from backup
by John Provasnik. This happens on my site as well (2.6) but it doesn't actually cause any problems. Everything restores correctly. It may be because it's showing you where the import items are coming...
View ArticleAdmin expandable menu
by Xavier Foguet. When I try to see the submenu in admin panel, nothing happens.Debugging I found that moodle POSTs...
View ArticleRe: Admin expandable menu
by Luis de Vasconcelos. Xavier,Please explain your server platform and how it is setup. What OS...? Database...? Web server...?In particular, please explain where your Moodledata folder is stored. How...
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by Xavier Foguet. Its a Lamp (Ubuntu)PHP 5.5.20MySQL: 5.5.37Apache: 2.4.10Moodledata is stored next to moodle "app". It's well configurated.I just uploaded moodle from 2.2.2 to 2.8.1The sessions are...
View ArticleRe: 1 course does not backup
by Clive Gibson. Hi Ken, Thank you very much for your help. We have a windows set up and there is no Max allowed packet in the my.iniconfig file. Do I just need to add the max_allowed_packets=500M...
View ArticleRe: Restoring a large course - alternatives
by Elena Sajno. Every kind of suggestion would be really helpful...
View ArticleRe: Restoring a large course - alternatives
by Colin Fraser. If you still have access to the old site, reduce the size of your backups by breaking them in half. Do half course backup, then other half course backup, or if you have lots of...
View ArticleRe: 1 course does not backup
by Ken Task. As previously posted ... In your my.cnf (config file for mysqld) under the [mysqld] section (assumes Linux config file), insert:max_allowed_packets=500MDon't run Windows, so am assuming...
View ArticleRe: Is Moodle 2.3 able to backup /restore local plugin?
by David Mudrák. Related (undocumented) feature has been added in Moodle 2.4 - see MDL-17444 for details.
View ArticleRe: Restoring a large course - alternatives
by Elena Sajno. The idea of sectioning the courses seems simple and effective!I'm trying it, thank you so much!Elena
View ArticleUnknown Context Mapping Error when restoring
by Blair F.. I'm using Moodle 2.6.4 and trying to restore a course from backup, with all users, I get the error "Unknown Context Mapping." This does NOT occur when I exclude all users. See attached...
View ArticleRe: 2.7.1 Moving a course from one moodle site to another
by Wendi Turner. Well, I have almost the same problem. I am again trying to upload a course that I downloaded onto my computer, and it says the file must be a csv file, but then moodle saves it as an...
View ArticleRe: 2.7.1 Moving a course from one moodle site to another
by Visvanath Ratnaweera. Course backups are either *.zip (Moodle 1) or *.mbz (Moodle 2). If Moodle expects a *.csv you are not trying to upload and restore a course but doing something else!
View ArticleRe: 2.7.1 Moving a course from one moodle site to another
by Wendi Turner. I backed up a course, and then downloaded it onto my computer. I tried to upload that course onto another moodle domain. I can't. The system will not let me upload the course.The...
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