Moodle Plugins directory: Legacy files migration: Versions: 2015013001 | Moodle.org
Legacy files migration
Legacy files migration 2015013001
Legacyfiles migration admin tool for moodle 2.4 and above
Goal
This plugin is designed in order to migrate legacy course files to private files area for a choosen user
Author
Written for Université de Strasbourg(unistra.fr) by Celine Perves cperves@unsitra.fr
Inspired from "Nicolas Can" script see https://moodle.org/mod/forum/discuss.php?d=210415
Installation
Install the whole folder into admin/tool folder
Use
Navigation
Under root navigation will appear a new admin category name legacyfiles migration
this has 2 submenu :
* Legacy files migration settings : for changing folder name
* Legacy files migration with the tool
Migration
Legacy files migration will show a list of courses to migrate
foreach of these you have to choose an editingteacher (if availabe) or fill a username
The legacy files will be migrated into user selected private repository
Test
For test use you can automaticaly select first user of owner lists and fill username with a username
Features
migrate all legacy files into user private file areas
change module resource - linked to legacyfiles - references to files to the migrated files in user private area
in case of folder referenced by a module resource, all the files and subfolders entries will automatically be created as module resource (in legacy files mode these were created at first consultation
Licence
http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/gpl.html GNU GPL v3 or later
Feel free to complete and improve this plugin
do not hesitate to fork and pull request
Version information
- Version build number
- 2015013001
- Maturity
- Beta
- MD5 Sum
- 0a738abb48bad76fdcf6642d8747ddb9
- Supported software
- Moodle 2.4
- Latest release for Moodle 2.4
Version control information
- Version control system (VCS)
- GIT
- VCS repository URL
Default installation instructions for plugins of the type Administration tools
- Make sure you have all the required versions.
- Download and unpack the module.
- Place the folder (eg "mytool") in the "admin/tool" subdirectory.
- Visit http://yoursite.com/admin to finish the installation