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Number of replies: 9Re: Upgrade Stuck - Not in the Plugins directory: theme_boost.
Andy, you can force debugging on by adding these lines to your config.php file, before the "require_once(dirname(FILE) . '/lib/setup.php');" line:
$CFG->debug = E_ALL | E_STRICT;
$CFG->debugdisplay = 1;
ini_set('display_startup_errors', 1);
ini_set('display_errors', 1);Let’s see what that gives you and we can then help troubleshoot.
Re: Upgrade Stuck - Not in the Plugins directory: theme_boost.
In addition to what Jon has suggested, maybe a little more info about this:
"plug-ins list it appears to be referring to these" but there was no list of plugins.
Also, what is the guest OS in which Moodle is installed? Azure is the VM hosting environment. Makes a diff on specific instructions for troubleshooting me thinks!
'spirit of sharing', Ken
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Re: Upgrade Stuck - Not in the Plugins directory: theme_boost.m
Are you using either of those themes?
If not, you could just delete both from the themes folder in the directory where your Moodle is installed.
If yes, then you probably need to delete them anyway and then install a version compatible with your upgraded Moodle version.
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Re: Upgrade Stuck - Not in the Plugins directory: theme_boost.m
"safe to assume" .... I'd say no ... due to the method used to upgrade. Addons (mods/blocks/themes/reports/other) from old code needed to be copied to same location in new code prior to pulling trigger on upgrade.
Site administration -> Plugins -> Activity modules -> Manage activities
Check Activities column ... the number you see are the number of courses
that have that activity ... or should. At this point, could be broken.
Same thing for Site administration -> Plugins -> Blocks -> Manage blocks
Best to be sure rather than 'assume' at this point ... me thinks!
Kinda depends upon what your screens are showing you ... which we cannot see.
Since your instance is linux (thanks for answering that :\) ... suggest looking into using git.
'spirit of sharing'. Ken
Re: Upgrade Stuck - Not in the Plugins directory: theme_boost.m
Disabled and missing from disk means that the files are not there - probably because you didn’t provide the updated code for them. Either you need the plugins or not. If not, then go to the plugins overview page and uninstall them. If you do need them, you’ll need to install the appropriate version of the plugin code.
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Re: Upgrade Stuck - Not in the Plugins directory: theme_boost.
The debug output shows var/www/html/mod/mod/version.php - that looks like one too many mod directories to me, you should only have one.