I have included
$CFG->disablelogintoken = true;
in the config.php file. No change.
I have included
$CFG->disablelogintoken = true;
in the config.php file. No change.
We are moving to Moodle 3.5 from moodle 2.6. I have a fresh install of moodle 3.5 up and running. Is there a way to add the present Categories from our old site to the new Moodle site through some sort of export/import or using a csv file - or is this a manual process? We are running Moodle on Server 2012 R2, IIS 8, PHP 7.2 and MariaDB 10x.
Secondly is it possible to bulk upload courses into the new moodle site from a back up? (no users etc)
Not sure if I should have kept these questions separate or not.
Thank you.
Thanks everyone. This place is really helping. Not with this, but i browsed other threads over here and this helped to solve the problem. Thanks. Adam.
So how did you resolve the issue?
Cheers
I have the same problem, updated Moodle from latest 3.5.2+ version to 3.5.3 and no login possible.
If a new password is required from administrator then every user can login newly.
Adding the line to the config.php file worked fine (I hope), but users complained that no useful indication was given. Furthermore, the majority of them are linked to the LDAP method, which has increased the confusion.
A bad figure that I would have avoided.Thank you. That fix the problem. Also, by the time I read this posting, most of the themes are fixed for the token issue.
Ra
So what I had to do to fix this problem was to change the theme to something else - such as Boost, and then update Moodle to the latest version. Then update Fordson to the latest version. And then set the theme back to Fordson.
Hi Visvanath,
Thanks a lot for your help.
We changed DNS to switch between production and test.
The problem now is we cannot replicate the error. It never happens again when we changed the DNS back to test. It's exactly the same server with same settings. We really stuck on it and we even don't know it's a server issue or Moodle issue. The server was freshly built. Moodle was a copy from our current production site which we never had such problem before.
Appreciate on any suggestions.
Hi
My Moodle server crashed, but I did backup of moodledata folder about 192 Gb and mysql file about 8Gb. I don't have access to htdocs Moodle folder. Can any one guide me how to reinstall the Moodle from these available files.
moodle version is 3.3.6+ (Build: 20180614).
Thanks and Regards
my moodle server was error but i can copy moodle and moodledata directory.
i use them to install moodle in other computer.
the proses is stuck in server check.
infromation: -
report : version 3.0 is required and you are running
why the running version does not displayed here?
i check from mysql
mysql> select name,value from mdl_config where name='version';
+---------+---------------+
| name | value |
+---------+---------------+
| version | 2014111007.02 |
+---------+---------------+
1 row in set (0.27 sec)
2. in lower part of page:
Information | Report | Plugin | Status |
---|---|---|---|
site not https | if this test fails, it indicates a potential problem It has been detected that your site is not secured using HTTPS. It is strongly recommended to migrate your site to HTTPS for increased security and improved integration with other systems. | Check |
How i can solve these problem?
Hi,
we got this problem after updating to 3.5.3+
Login isn't possible at the first try, the second try always works. Using the theme Adaptable, will wait for Adaptable update.
Do you also have the existing database? Did you try to upgrade moodle at the same time? What version was running originally?
To migrate or restore a moodle from one server to another, one needs the code directory, the data directory, **and** an sql dump of the database. From your PM and posting here sounds like you have the code directory and moodledata but not an sql dump imported into a new db on the DB new server (which I see you've accessed via localhost).
In the code directory you have moved/migrated, there is a version.php file. What does that show?
The DB query is apparently on a new DB that might not be a complete restore of the DB sql dump from other/old server. That's a guess.
'spirit of sharing', Ken
Thanks! This saved my day, after over an hour banging my head to the wall.
I got the latest version of the Moove theme active and updated Moodle to 2.5.3.
I tried this bit I am getting message- This site is not available currently
The link to the docs that Visvanath provided work. For more help, I think that you will need to provide much more detail about what you tried.