Version 3.4.2 upgrade, upgradesettings.php loop

Re: Version 3.4.2 upgrade, upgradesettings.php loop

by Tobias Sanders -
Number of replies: 2

Hey Ken,

thanks for the reply.

I followed the advice an entered the URL. Changed some of the analytics settings and checked, if the dir permissions for analytics are ok.

It saved without problems. Still the upgradesettings keep showing under notifications. I turned the debugging in the administration area to "all" with output to the page. No errors are shown when I saved the analytics settings in the URL.

Strange...any other ideas?

Cheers

Tobias


P.S.: My server is a dedicated server and all requirements for moodle are fulfilled.



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Re: Version 3.4.2 upgrade, upgradesettings.php loop

by Ken Task -
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@Tobias ...

Notifications page shows something like 'updates to plugins are available' with a link that shows all plugins that have an update.  Is that what's showing on your site?

That's strange in that Analytic models is an Admin Tool and part of core.
That means it should have been upgraded/updated when you updated the site and
there shouldn't be a separate notification for it.   How did you upgrade?

Everything has a version file ...
check in /admin/tools.php for a listing of admin tools ... is the version for Analytic models.   Same as the others in that listing?

In a 3.5.x code, look in admin/tool/analytics for a version.php file.  Version in there same as what is seen in the admin tools listing?

Might try purging cache.

Strange in deed!

'spirit of sharing', Ken


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Re: Version 3.4.2 upgrade, upgradesettings.php loop

by Tobias Sanders -

Hey Ken,


thanks again.

This is what I see in the Notifications window. Clicking on the button changes nothing.

upgradesettings


 I checked the versions in the place you mentioned. They are all the same.

In the version.php i discovered this

$plugin->version   = 2018051400; // The current plugin version (Date: YYYYMMDDXX).

$plugin->requires  = 2018050800;

but in my moodle frontend I see Moodle 3.5.2+ (Build: 20181019). If the number in brackets is the version number: Should I try inserting it in the requires line because they don't seem to match?

Or could I try deinstalling and reinstalling the analytics module under /admin/tools.php?

Thanks again

Tobias


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