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Re: Can't automatically upgrade plugins anymore.

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by Ken Task.  

Have you checked apache (assuming you are running apache) error logs?

In looking at the mdeploy.php file found at moodle code directory root, it shows that it can be executed via command line. 

Here's the help on it:

php mdeploy.php --help

mdeploy.php - Moodle (http://moodle.org) deployment utility

Usage: $ sudo -u apache php mdeploy.php [options]

--passfile           File name of the passphrase file (HTTP access only)
--password           Session passphrase (HTTP access only)
--proxy              HTTP proxy host and port (e.g. 'our.proxy.edu:8888')
--proxytype          Proxy type (HTTP or SOCKS5)
--proxyuserpwd       Proxy username and password (e.g. 'username:password')
--returnurl          Return URL (HTTP access only)
-d, --dataroot       Full path to the dataroot (moodledata) directory
-h, --help           Prints usage information
-i, --install        Installation mode
-m, --md5            Expected MD5 hash of the ZIP package to deploy
-n, --name           Plugin name (the name of its folder)
-p, --package        URL to the ZIP package to deploy
-r, --typeroot       Full path of the container for this plugin type
-u, --upgrade        Upgrade mode

And appears to use curl (from looking at the code).  Is curl installed on system and have you tested via command line?

curl -I http://yourownmoodleserver/

'spirit of sharing', Ken


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