I'm pleased to announce that when Moodle HQ ends support for Moodle 1.9 security issues in June the Moodle Partner Catalyst IT will provide long term support for serious security issues with Moodle 1.9 until Dec 2013 thanks to funding/sponsorship from Totara LMS
We will monitor all serious security fixes applied to stable releases and apply those fixes (if required) to the 1.9 branch - we will also address any reported serious security issues that only affect the 1.9 branch.
The code will be available from the same place as usual, via download.moodle.org or git://git.moodle.org/moodle.git
Thanks to the team from Totara LMS for providing the sponsorship to allow this to happen!
Catalyst IT is an authorised Moodle Partner with offices in the UK/AU/NZ.
Totara LMS is a custom distribution of Moodle targeted at the corporate sector.
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Moodle 1.9 Long Term support
Thanks a lot guys, I'm sure that will help quite a few people who can't upgrade to 2.x for whatever reason.
A huge thank you. We are doing a phased implementation to Moodle 2 and this will give us a bit more breathing space
Great news for all concerned.
Hopefully by that time the last group will finally be off what I call the "legacy Moodle code" ;)
Julian
Hi Dan,
thanks, that is good to hear. We had already decided to tough it out until Sept 2013 but this is good news.
Collective sigh of relief from many here at MoodleMoot Ireland too!
Hi Dan,
That's great news! I'm sure you're making a lot of Moodlers very happy.
I don't suppose that this date has been extended recently at all?
Many thanks
Alex
I don't expect it will - you still have 11months left but I won't be putting my hand up to extend support any further than Dec 2013 - it's really time to upgrade your site.....
I didnt know it was being suported until Dec 2013, thats awesome. I assumed support had already stopped. Ive just been tweaking some of my own installations and will probably continue to for the next few years while we still have 1.9's. (This isnt me putting my hand up to support though).