Hello.
I'm sure I'm overlooking something obvious, but I am unable to find where the specific nightly version information is kept on my moodle site. I've been updating manually via cvs and I'd like to verify the updates installed properly.
Could someone point me in the right direction?
Thanks.
If you 're asking about the Moodle version number, the simplest way is to hover the cursor over the Moodle logo at the bottom of your site index (try it on moodle.org too).
If not, then I have misunderstood. 
Jon
Sorry, my question seems to have been poorly constructed.
What I seek is a way to tell me which nightly build, not which version, I have installed. For example, how do I tell whether my server's Moodle was last updated Nov. 30 or Dec. 2nd?
Thanks.
Mike
What I seek is a way to tell me which nightly build, not which version, I have installed. For example, how do I tell whether my server's Moodle was last updated Nov. 30 or Dec. 2nd?
Thanks.
Mike
Hmmm... no idea how you would do that, really. What I 'd try is some command prompt magic:
"print a recursive file/directory list" | "sort by the date colum"
and look at the last date.
I can't tell you what options to use to do that off the top of my head, though. And it requires a) shell access, b) some familiarity with the shell on your part.
Jon
"print a recursive file/directory list" | "sort by the date colum"
and look at the last date.
I can't tell you what options to use to do that off the top of my head, though. And it requires a) shell access, b) some familiarity with the shell on your part.
Jon
Thanks. I don't know why I didn't think of that sooner.
The command "ls -alRT" did the trick.
Mike
The command "ls -alRT" did the trick.
Mike