The backup of a course download with 0 bytes.

Re: The backup of a course download with 0 bytes.

by Francisco Gómez -
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In ERROR XAMPP\apache\logs\error.log I have found this:
[Sun Jul 26 20:21:58.304204 2020] [php7:notice] [pid 14672:tid 896] [client 188.114.110.34:60388] Use of subplugins.php has been deprecated. Please update your …
campus/mod/hotpot' plugin to provide a subplugins.json file instead
But I have updated the hotpot mod and big files download 0 bytes
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Re: The backup of a course download with 0 bytes.

by Ken Task -
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Not a Windows person myself, but your Moodle (the xampp local host) is a moodle so you should be able to turn on Debugging all the way to developer to see if that Moodle is complaining about anything else.

Also, in your PHP info page of the Moodle found in site admin -> server should show php settings for many things ... post_max and upload_max .... you are looking for settings related to file size.

Might look at:

https://docs.moodle.org/39/en/File_upload_size#Windows_XP_and_Server_2003_Instructions

even if you running xampp and the directions above are for XP and Server 2003 they should be similar, I would think ... but here again ... what does a non-Windows user know! smile

'SoS', Ken

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