Hello folks,
How can I downgrade the version 2.4 to the latest 2.3, I can not find integration like BBB and alot of others.
I thing the 2.4 is stable but I cannot find any plugin module for this version.
How can I downgrade The 2.4 version to 2.3 because there is no plugins
by pinguas pinguim -
Number of replies: 4
In reply to pinguas pinguim
Re: How can I downgrade The 2.4 version to 2.3 because there is no plugins
by Jesus Federico -
Have you even tried the plugins on your deployment?
There are no architectural changes from 2.3 to 2.4 and the API's didn't change either, so, there is no reason why the plugins that where extensively tested on 2.3 would not work on 2.4. I am pretty sure the most of the plugins already updated for 2.3 work well on 2.4.
On the other hand, 2.4 stable has been out there only few days. You should not expect the migration of hundreds of non-core contributed modules tested, updated and re-certified in one week. At least no for free.
In reply to pinguas pinguim
Re: How can I downgrade The 2.4 version to 2.3 because there is no plugins
by Jon Witts -
The only way to "downgrade" is to restore the backups you took before upgrading!
Jon
In reply to Jon Witts
Re: How can I downgrade The 2.4 version to 2.3 because there is no plugins
by Sam Mudle -
The only way to "downgrade" is to restore the backups you took before upgrading!
This is so easy to do also! I bet most moodle forum administrators wish that moodle admins would do this simple simple procedure.
- Export the entire database using phpmyadmin. (takes like 2 mins to do)
- Zip the entire moodle installation and download the zip file.
- (*cough* test your backups by restoring to a laptop *cough*)
Then you can upgrade. If you find an terrible problem, it's super easy to downgrade.
In reply to Sam Mudle
Re: How can I downgrade The 2.4 version to 2.3 because there is no plugins
by David Kimball -
For a "quick return", I FTP to a different directory (/moodletest), backup my config.php file and proceed with the new test install.
If everything worked well, I go in and rename the current live directory to /moodleworks), rename the moodletest directory to what the live directory was and test it all out.
If things do not go the way I plan, I simply rename the directory and config file back and I am in full operation again.
And yes, I also have a full backup on an external hard drive of the working moodle and data directorys "just in case". This has saved me when I played around too much and messed it all up.
A simple ftp copying and I was back up.
I also use this backup to restore any customization and plugins that I did in the previous version.