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cbd1170e
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cbd1170e
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Jul 27, 2002
by
martin
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Moodle can now upgrade itself, just like the modules do
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WARNING: the CVS tree is currently a little unstable,
as I'm doing some
major
work
on
the code.
README $Id$
------
It may
or
may not work right now.
Martin - 18 May 2002
------------------------------------------------------
All
the documention is
in
the "doc" subdirectory. :-)
README
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WARNING: the CVS tree is currently a little unstable,
as I'm doing some major work on the code.
README $Id$
------
It may or may not work right now.
Martin - 18 May 2002
------------------------------------------------------
All the documention is in the "doc" subdirectory. :-)
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%Id%
UPGRADING MOODLE
----------------
This file keeps track of changes to Moodle that may break
installations. Whenever you upgrade the Moodle code from
an earlier version (by CVS, for example), check this file
to see if there is anything else you need to do to keep
your Moodle installation humming smoothly.
---------------------------------------------------------
4-7-2002 Added 'teacher' type to forum->type
You can use this SQL command to update your forum table:
ALTER TABLE `forum` CHANGE `type` `type` ENUM('discussion','news','social','general','eachuser','teacher') DEFAULT 'general' NOT NULL
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UPGRADING $Id$
---------
Since the first main release of Moodle (2002080100)
most upgrading is done automatically. See the file
version.php for all the details.
When upgrading from any previous version of Moodle,
all you normally will need to do is this:
1a) Update the source files using CVS
or
1b) Make a backup of the current working installation
files, then put the new files here. Make sure you
copy your old config.php back here (or make a new
one by editing config-dist.php).
2) Login as the admin user and visit /admin using a
web browser.
If all goes well, your databases will be upgraded to
suit the new files, and you can go on using Moodle
normally.
If you have problems, let me know.
Cheers,
Martin
admin/index.php
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...
@@ -24,6 +24,41 @@
die
;
}
// Check version of Moodle code on disk compared with database
// and upgrade if possible.
include_once
(
"
$CFG->dirroot
/version.php"
);
# defines $version and upgrades
if
(
$dversion
=
get_field
(
"config"
,
"value"
,
"name"
,
"version"
))
{
if
(
$version
>
$dversion
)
{
// upgrade
notify
(
"Upgrading databases from version
$dversion
to
$version
..."
);
if
(
upgrade_moodle
(
$dversion
))
{
if
(
set_field
(
"config"
,
"value"
,
"
$version
"
,
"name"
,
"version"
))
{
notify
(
"Databases were successfully upgraded"
);
print_heading
(
"<A HREF=
\"
index.php
\"
>Continue</A>"
);
die
;
}
else
{
notify
(
"Upgrade failed! (Could not update version in config table)"
);
}
}
else
{
notify
(
"Upgrade failed! See /version.php"
);
}
}
else
if
(
$version
<
$dversion
)
{
notify
(
"WARNING!!! The code you are using is OLDER than the version that made these databases!"
);
}
}
else
{
$dversion
->
name
=
"version"
;
$dversion
->
value
=
$version
;
if
(
insert_record
(
"config"
,
$dversion
))
{
notify
(
"You are currently using Moodle version
$version
"
);
print_heading
(
"<A HREF=
\"
index.php
\"
>Continue</A>"
);
die
;
}
else
{
error
(
"A problem occurred inserting current version into databases"
);
}
}
// Find and check all modules and load them up.
$dir
=
opendir
(
"
$CFG->dirroot
/mod"
);
while
(
$mod
=
readdir
(
$dir
))
{
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<?PHP
//$Id$
// This file keeps track of upgrades to Moodle.
//
// Sometimes, changes between versions involve
// alterations to database structures and other
// major things that may break installations.
//
// This file specifies the current version of
// Moodle installed, which can be compared against
// a previous version (see the "config" table).
//
// To do this, visit the "admin" page.
//
// The upgrade function in this file will attempt
// to perform all the necessary actions to upgrade
// your older databases to the current version.
// If there's something it cannot do itself, it
// will tell you what you need to do.
$version
=
2002072704
;
function
upgrade_moodle
(
$oldversion
)
{
return
true
;
}
?>
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