- Put your site to be upgraded into maintenance mode
- Download your 2.5 moodle zip file from
- Unzip the package somewhere
- create a temp folder
- copy the config.php file from the moodle web root to be upgraded into the temp folder
- copy any image files from the local folder of the site to be upgraded into the temp folder
- dump the content of the web root being upgrades
- copy the contents of the unzipped moodle file into the now empty web root being upgraded
- copy the config.php file from the temp folder into the web root with the new moodle files
- copy the images from the temp folder into the local folder of the new moodle files
- browse the site.
You should see this:
Click Continue and see this, Server checks:
Click continue and see the Plugns notifications, like this (only the very top of the screen)
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| These are all the activity modules about to upgrade in the DB |
And finally, the home page back and upgraded. With all the passwords and data and everything in order.
I logged in, using same credentials as before, and had a final step to process - changes to the moodle environment that I had to ok.
Soup to Nuts maybe 30 minutes to upgrade, and that includes getting and unzipping the new moodle files. This is a small site in terms of number of users, courses and activity.





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